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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 51, 20 February 1880, Page 3

AiAiNAVVATU COUNTY COUNCIL. rj TENDERS are invited to be sent I to Chairman at Foxton not later than 2 p.m. on Monday, Ist 1 arch, for— Losing Lower Gorge and loxton Fei ries Metalling three miles Sanson-Otaki Road S'ptoifications to bo seen at County Office, Foxton, end Highways Office, L'uhncrstou. H J. HAYNS, Kn ff ineer to Council. Palmerston North, February 9, 1880. TENDERS I'OR DRAINING. rpEND.RS will be received by the -L undersigned up to noon of Monday, the 23rd February, for draining one mile, more or less, of land at Otaki. ttzo of drain, 12ft wide at top. 10ft wide at bottom, and 2£ feet deep. Stuff to be thrown 18 inches clear of either edge, and levelled. Tenders at per chain or per y»rd. The lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications to be seen at V.'hyte's Hotel, Foxton. JAMES GEAR, Wellington. FOR SALE. rpHE BAINE~sI3E ESTATE, A comprising 1878£ aores of splendid land, with or without stock ; or it will be sold in lots of 100 acres or upwards, to suit purchasers. The Estate is situated 10 miles from the Port of Foxton, and has two miles of frontage to the Manawatu- Wanganui Railway, with the Bainesse Kail way Station* close to the Homestead. Intending purchasers need only see tho land to be convinced that its quality is excellent, and the Block comprises some of the best and purest Shorthorn Cattle in Now Zealand. The Homestead and Farm Buildings are complete. For further particulars, apply to H. MACE, Esq., Wellington. Or to C. SIMPSON, Bainesse, Foxton. PREMISES TO LET. mO BE LET, those commodious X and splendidly-situated premises in Foxtoa known as LuUDON'S STOKES, situated at the corner of Main-B>re«t and Av»nne Road, bting the be«t fittad up store and premises in the District, and suitable for the carrying on of a very large trade. Terms moderate. Apply to F. LOUDON. Foxton, December 18. r HO LET, the Cottage and Ground _L on the Tramway, Foxton, recently occupied by Mr^ Ingram. Early possession can be given. For particulars, apply to F. LOUDON. FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, The following Furniture now at Palmerston : — 2 suites furniture, in rep 1 Broadwood piano ]ron bedsteads, single and double Bedding Dinner and breakfast services Chairs, tables, clocks Lamps And every requisite necessary for furnishing a house in firstolass style Apply to F. LOUDON, Foxton. NOTICE. WE beg to remind all parties indebted to us, that all unpaid accounts will now be sued for without further notice, except in cases where special arrangements are made. W. J. & F. LOUDON. Foxton, January 7, 1880. p.S. — The accountp are made out in duplicate, ready for Court pro ceedings. — W J. & F. L. WE beg to aj ologise to cur customers for not having sued them, as promised. We have only been able to issue 29 summonses so far, but we hope our customers will excuse us for this delay, but lest any of them should feel disappointed, we shall, endeavor to get the remainder issued before next Court day. W. J. & F. LOUDON. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. r^O those against whom wo have I received judgment. Distress Warrants will now be issued, and the next step will be a Judgment Summons, which will result in the enforcement of payment, or going to gaol We make no further apology to those who have not yet been sued, as we can assure them they shall have no reason to complain of want of attention. We would direct attention to the repwt of the last R.M. Court proceedings in this paper, from which it will be seen that going to Court is a lot-ing game for those who allow their accounts to be taken there. ; W. J. & F. LOUDON. Foxton, February 19.