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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 56, 9 March 1880, Page 3

ABERDEEN HOUSE. ?%l „ — 4 ESTABLISHED 1858. „----; A Large and well-assorted Stock OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING A Large Stock of Working Men's Shirts, Crimean Shirts, W r hite Shirts, and Boys' Shirts. A Beautiful / ssortment of Ladies' and Gents' Scarves a_d Ties, Collars, Braces, Undershirts. .. , Pants, Hosiery, &c, &c. Also a large assortment of China, Earthenware, and General Grocery. Note the addiess — ALEXANDER GRAY (.opposite Post nnd Telegraph Offices),. Foxton.

fk.3wL **s FREIGHT FOXTON TO WAITARA. TENDERS will bo received at the -I- Public Works Office, Welling- | ton, up to noon on Monday, the loth j March, 18S0, for conveyau3eof about Twelve Thousand Railway Sleepers I (12,000) from Foxton to Waitara. j Specifications and conditions may bo seen at the Public Works Offices, Wellington, Christchurch, Wanganui, aud Foxton. Tenders are to be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, marked outside, -'Tender for freight," and to contain a marked cheque for £25, made payable to the ReceiverGeneral's Deposit Account only. Tho lowest or any tender not ne. cessarily accepted. By order, JOHN T. STEWART, . District Engineer. Public Works Office, Foxton, 21st February, 1880. WORK WON MOTOA ESTATE. ITENDKRS wanted for cutting - about 3 miles of drains, 20 feet j wide, and 3 feet deep. Also, for under scrubbing 200 acres of bush, preparatory to falling. Specifications for the above works can bo seen at Mr G. Satherley's house, upon the property. Tenders to be sent in by noon of Saturday, 13th inst., addressed John W. Gower, care of G. Satherley. JOHN W. GOWER. March Ist, 1880. 'LENDERS WANTED for clearing A. 6 acres of land in Foxton. For particulars, apply to James Coley. JOHN W. GOWER. March Ist, 1880. ~ NOTICE. [HEREBY give notice to all those who are indebted to henry Brown, a bankrupt, that I will take prompt proceedings, against all those whose names appear on the Books of the said bankrupt. Any person who wishes to make use of any set off, or who holds a receipt not appearing on tho books, is requested io produce them so that any accounts capable of adjustment maybe so adjusted without going into Court, failing which they will be sued for the amount appearing the books of the said bankrupt. F. LOUDON, Creditors' Trustee, j I PUBLIC) NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF OI'AKI AND FOXTON. W' E, the Undersigned are pre* pared to CART GOODS between Otaki and Foxton. All orders promptly executed. COLEY & M-CONVILLE, Carters, Foxton. NOTICE. TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. I THE UNDERSIGNED, am prej pared to cart goods between Foxton and Otaki at the rate of £2 5s per ton. All orders punctually attended to. W. H. REEVE, Carter. l Foxton, 23rd February. PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE. IBEG most respectfully to announce to my old friend b and the public of Foxton and districts, that I intend paying another professional visit on or about Ist March. From the unprecedented success I met with on the occasion of my last visit, I woutd remind those who will favor me wiih sittings that they will I i*eceive nothing but si first-class Portrait, as I intend to make special arrangements for the production of the same. Particulars in future advertisement. J. KIRKWOOD, Photographer. Motuiti, Maehe 1, 1880. HE Pukapuka kohi moni mo nga tunga Haiti o taku Whare i te Motuiti ki nga Pakeha ki nga Maori. ROIRI RANGIHEUEA. Motuiti, March 1, 1880. ! 'THIS is a request of mine to * natives and Europeans, soliciting contributions for lighting! the building now being erected at Motuiti | BOIRT RANGIHEUEA,