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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 95, 23 July 1880, Page 3

* EDUCATION RESERVES. TENDERS FOR LEASING. 8 rt -\ ENDERS wi Ibe received at the I Uflice of the School Commissioners for the Wellington Provincial District, Chamber of Commerce Buildings, Lambton Quay, Wellington, up to and including Monday, the 26th day of July, 1880, for ; Leasing Education Reserves, at- per annum, for seven, fourteen, or twenty-one years, from the Ist day 5 (< Sfefcaiate/tetiderß'for each perioflL r- Every tender mu««t be accompanied by a remittance of the amount of the ' first year's rent, or, when more than r one tender by the same person for the tame reserve, the amount of the A schedule of the reserves to be I let is exhibited at every Post Office in the Wellington Provincial Distric*, and draft leases may be se«n at the Office of this paper. Envelopes, enclosing teriders^must be marked outside "Tender for Education Reserve." The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By order, W. H. WARREN, Secretary and Treasurer for Education Reserves. Wellington, 25th June, 1880. WELLINGTON, TRUST, LOAN, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, (Limitbd). Lambton Quay, Wellington. Chaiemait: Edward Pearce, Esq, JP Dibectors : . George Allen ' J R George, AMJCE Hon M S Grace, MD, MLC George Hunter, JP William H Levin, JP, MHR James Lookie Charles Tringham James Wallace Solicitous : Messrs Izard and Bell Bankers : The^National Btnk of New Zealand This company is always prepared for the following business :— » To receive monthly payments from persons desiring to accumulate sums payable at fixed periods in the future To grant loans on security of real property, bauk or other shares, ships, steamers, &c To receive money on deposit, for '■■• -which full rates of interest are paid J. WOODWABD, Manager. M A N A W A T U CO F N T V COTJNOIL. AWAIIOU RIDING. ELECTION OITcOUNCILLOR. I HEREBY declare the following to be the state of the poll for election of a Councillor at its close this day (Thursday, July 22), viz : — Name of Candidate. Votes. ALEXANDER GRAY .. 74 JOHN PCJROELL.. .. 67 I therefore declare Alexander Gray to be duly eleoted. , . Dated this 22nd day of July, 1880, at Foxton. W. G. ROBINSON, Returning Officer. MANAWATU COTJN T V COUNCIL. fPENDERS are invited to be sent, J- in to Chairman, at Foxton, on, or before 2 p,m. Monday, 2nd August, for— Road formation, Kiwitea Bush felling nt Horowhenua Plans and specifications for Kiwitea work to be seen at Messrs Loudon & Haybittle's,Feilding ; and Mr Aitken > will meet intending contractors at Mr Davis's every Saturday and f Wednesday, at 11 a.m , to show the different sections. Specifications for Horowhenua bush falling to be seen at County Office, Foxton ; and at J. Cootes', Otaki. H. J HAYNS, ! Engineer to Council. I FOR SALE, ! mfiE ;o£At£i^flßY INN, Situated at Ohau, about seven miles distant from Otaki, and about 18 miles distant from Foxton. There is ;Bj' w^ll-fenced paddock of about 48 acres, all down in grass ; also, a good' 4-stalltd stable. The above property has 5 years' lease, the an* f nual rental bei^g £20 T per annjim.. For fuTth>r^^particulars? L appjf td '"■•] BTLLB BROb^ConteiVsion Agents, "< 7 Otaki; • Or T. ROACH, Ohau. FOXTON LOCAL BOARD. - mAKE NOTICE — Any person j JL riding or driving horses or ♦ cattle on the footpaths, or across - drains where there is no bridge or , crossing, will be prosecuted in accordance with the Foxton Local Board Bye-laws. THEOPHILUS EABTON, Chairman, j Foxton, July 19, 1880. i