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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 40, 18 January 1881, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, 19th JANUARY. LAND SALE. ' PHYNNE, LINTON & CO. have L been instructed to sell by public auction, at their sale room, Foxton, on Wednesday, the 19th Januuary, at 2 o'clock p.m., -i n VALUABLE PABCELS i- O of land, containing from 1 to 4 acres each, situated up the Avenue Koad, and being portions of rural sections Nos. 462 and 463, in the township of Foxton, in lots to suit purchasers. Terms.— The terms of sale are extremely liberal, Icing only one-third cash, the balance being allowed to remain for 3 years at 10 per cent interest. Plans of the property and all other particnlnis can be obtained at the office of the undersigned. THYNNE, LINTON & CO., Auctioneers. ~" p~lFo "t 6 g b l\ 7t hy. MR. KIRK WOOD desires to announce to his patrons in Foxton, that ihey can have du^licattcopies of Photos, taken by him on his last visit, by sending prepaid order to Mttrton. Seduced prices, 12s per d«-zon; 7s 6 r l half-dozeii. Specialities— Knlargeraents from land I'hotos. beautifully colour c trained, complete in gilt irame £1 ItTT7HKN times aro dull there are * V chances of making money that never would otherwso occur. A very important chance now offers. One of the finest businesses and one of tho bost sites in one of the mot<t thriving and iniportant towns on the West Coast, is now foi sale. The terms are exceedingly en^y and the str-ok and premises, which are new, will bo parted wi h on terms which aro most exceptional. Intending buyers are requested to apply eaily, as i he property must bo withdrawn from sale if not sold within a short p riod Tho business consists of a General Storekeepine: btock, &c. For fuller particulars apply to X.Y.Z., Herald office, Foxton. Most satisfactory reasons can b< given for wishing to sell. THE EDUCATION BOAED OF THE DISTRICT OF WANGANUI. IN accordance with the 64th clause of the Education Act, 1877, it is hereby notified that a Public Meeting of Householders in each of the undermentioned School Districts shall be held at their respective School Houses, on Monday, the 24th day ol January, 1881, at 7 p,ui., for the purpose of receiving the Annual Reports of the School Committees for the current year. At such time and places, and immediately after the elections, the board directs that the newly elected Committees shall hold their first meeting, for the purpose oi electing Chairmen, and the names ol such Chairmen shall at once be forwarded to the Secretary of the Board, viz. : — For Manawatu County.— Awahuri, Carnarvon, Foxton, Feilding, Halcombe, Karere, Motoa, Palmerfatou North, Stoney Creek, Sandon, Toonui, Waitohi, Bunnythorpe, Ashurst, Makino Road, Otaki, Jackeytown (at the house of Mr Jonathan Hiarman), and Campbell Town (at the house of Mr Staff). A. A. BROWNE, Secretaiy. Wanganui, 4th January, 1881. In accordance with the above no- j tice, a meeting of Foxton Householders will be held at the Schoolhonse, Foxton, on Monday, 24th instant, at 7 p.m. ERNEST S. THYNNE, Chairman Foxton Committee. ~ FOXTONSTATE SCHOOIT"* r rilE School will RE-OPEN on -1- Monday, 24th January, and parents are respectfully requested to insist upon the regular and punctual attendance of all children of school age, as owing to the absence through sickness of so many children during the latter half of the December quarter, the work of the last two months will have to be gone through again. CHAS. HULKE. Foxton, January 14, 1881. ~ HERBERT HANKINS, BABRISTER, SOLICITOR, AND NOTARY IUBLIC, FOXTON. Offices •— Opposite Whyte's Ho' el, Foxton. fjTu Hh Lh'i — lhat commodious J. and wtll-liUed t-hop at corner of Aveiiue aiid Main-street, lately in the occupation of Mr Loudon ELST LOW. Ft raiticula'p, ajjly to John w. lil»m:ll, Commission Agent, Foxton.