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of 7 years, or if the person whose tender is accepted shall refuse to sign a lesise, or his sureties shall refuse to enter into the required bond, the said deposit shall ba absolutely forfeited t:> the Cjunty Council. The cheques or cash received from those persons tendering whoso tenders shall not bo accepted shall be returned to thorn within, fourteen j days from tho acceptance of any tender, or the rejection of all tenders, as the case may be. All tenders must contain the names of two sureties who are willing to enter into a bond iir the penal sum ot £200 each, as security for the property under tho charge of tho ( lessee ; also for the proper and efficient management of the feny ; and the due performance by the lessee of the covenants and conditions of the lease, and no lease shall be granted until such bond has been drily executed by the sureties, who are to be approved of by the County Council. , The County Council do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any tender. The leases and sureties, bonds, shall be prepared by the Solicitor for the County Council but at the expenso o{ the lessees who shall pay all costs, charges and expenses relating thereto at the time of completion and shall deposit with the Treasurer of the County Council the sum of ten pounds as a deposit and in part payment of such expenses as soon as it has been notified to him that his tender has been accepted. All tenders must be sent or delivered, in sealed envelopes, to the Chairman of the County Council, at Foxton, not later than 2 p.m. on MONDAY, the 7th day of FEBRUARY, 1881, marked,' " Tender for Foxton Ferry,"' or " Tender for Lower Gorge Ferry." , I). 11. MAC ARTHUR, Chairman Manawatu County Co uel Hotels. FOXTON FAMILY HOTEL C. HOWE, Pitoi'uiF.TOrt

TIHE undersigned having taken the I above Hotel, begs to inform his Friends and the Travelling Public that tho Accommodation for Travellers, Families, &c, js not to be surpassed in Foxton ; that he keeps none but tho best brands of Wines and .Spirits, and he respectfully requests a cnutiimiuifie of the patronage long accorded to the House. C. HOWE, Proprietor. £P.S.- Good Stabling and Paddnnks. One of ALCOCK'S BEST BILLIARD TABLES on the premises. MANAWATU HOTEL, Foxtox. JOHN PUTTER. Proprietor, Superior Accommodation. Good Stables, with spacious loose boxes. Best wines and spirits, This house is now being coniiderably enlarged and improvod, and every accommodation is afforded to cravellors aud visitorsR O V AL JBm|Ss HOTEL, lUlmerston North. J O. BATCHELAR (Late of Mrtrton and Wangamii), Proprietor, HAVING purchased the above commodious Hotol, hopes by strict attention to business, and by studying the comfort of visitors, to obtain that amount of support so liberally accorded to his predecessor. A Table d'Hoto daily at one p.m. A spacious Billiard Room, fitted ivith one of Alcock's best Tables, is .ttended by an experienced marker.

Good Stabling, with numerous Loose Boxes. SPECIAL ]SOTICE. The Coach leaves the Royal Hotel for Napier on Tuesdays, Thursday*!, and Saturdays, at 5 o'clock ; nnd for Masterton on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 1.30. J. O. BATOHELAR, Proprietor, pAHAUTANUI HOTEL* Mrs Macarthy (late Mra Hillen), Proprietress. iil.s M. desires to inform her numerous friends and patrons that she has again become Proprietress of the above well known hostelry, and hopos to receive the same ainoun 4 of patronage formerly accorded to nei. Wines and spirits of the beat brands alone knpt. A good Billiard Room is on the premises. Commodious stables are attached to the Hotel. Travellers will find this one of the best hotel* on the cocut to put up at.