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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 50, 17 February 1880, Page 3

THE EDUCATION" BO.AUD Ol? THE Dl^Ti.UVf Ol' WANOANiJI. IN nco •)).•»! ance with the sub section I of the OGth clause of v Tho Educ.T.ion M-, 1577," and in consequence ! of fin insidfiok'iit »t tendance at the • first uicrfi'igs convened, it i.s heicby notified thiit a puli.o mecU'ig of hou-chi'lders in cich of the undermentioned school (!is lie s shall be j hold at their respi-c ivo seho^lhouses, " for the purpose of electing a School 1 (Jommiitt'O for the current year, on . IK E.SDAY, 10th Fobruary, 1880, ' at 7.30 p.m. At such time and places, 1 and immediately alter the elections. 1 tho Board direcs that the newly- • elected Committees shall hold their • first meetings for the purpose of ' electing Ohairmen, and the names of ' such Chairmen shall at once be for- ; warded to the Board's Secretary, viz., i — Waitotara. Carlylo, Whenuakura, ■ Foxton, iMoutoa, Glen Nevis, Moss- ; ton. IJrunswick. A. A. DROWN E, Secretary. 3rd February, ISSOTELEGRAPH HOTEL,, OTAKI. \\T M. 6EEENODHH, \ V Pkopkietoh. This favorite wayside public house lias unsurpassed accommodation for travellers. Visitors will receive every care and attention. WIKES, SPIRITS, ETC. Passengers can be booked for Oobb's coaches, which stop at this hotel. Good sables and well-grassed paddocket eonnectod with the hotel. TELEGRAPH STORE, Main- street, Otaki. THO MA3 BILLS Desires to inform the settlers of the Otaki District that he has opened a GENERAL STORE, Opposite the Telegraph Hotel, Otaki. The Rock h»s been personally .selected by the Pro] rietor from the beht houses in Wellington, and comprises — DRAPERY and CLOTHING GUOCEIiIKS, of every description HAB DWARF. BOOTS AND fc'HOES IRONMONGERY SPADES AND SHOVELS AXES, PICKS, and I3LOOMS FLOUR, OATS, &c TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES And every line to be found in a FIRST-CLASS STOCK. The Proprietor is determined to make the Telegraph Store what customeis will find out it is on trying, viz., the CHEAPEST STORE in the District. Produce bought, sold, and exchanged. The Proprietor will also carry on the business of Commission Aj,'out, and all orders will receive prompt attention. Note the address — THOMAS BILLS, General Storekeeper, Produce Merchant, and Commission Agent, otaki. •rr<-e, >* ■*-^'< p : '~l E'""- I.1 '. Kt W " Z "IiALAN D \i.\ LL W a VS. PAT EA-M AN AW ATU tEC'i ION. AFTER Ml. -X DAY, tho 16th inst., 'ho 7. '25 a.m. train fmm I 1 a loom b<\ and 11.15 a.m. train from Wifngauui, will run only on Saturduvs. The Goods ;Tralu from balcombo to Pttlnurston and back will be discontinued. T. F. BOTH Kit AM, General Manager. FELLMO'NGERS, " (Near Mr C. Symous' Residence,) 1 FoXTuN. • Cash Pubchasef.s of Wool, Ski>'.s 1 &c, &o. Wool Scourtd upon conimission, as fo lows : — Fleeced Wool, Udper lb.. scoured i : weights, ! Locke and Pieces, l*d do do