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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 25 February 1890, Page 3

- r»F FOXTON. B6ROTJ»av ,. \TOTIOE, is h«rtby gi?#n ttai I |M • Special Meeting of tb Council held at the Public Librar atFoxtononTßUßSDAY.ihiet of February, 1890, a resolution wa adopted making a By-Law definm the words -carts "and "carter, and providing for the hoenßingani numbering of all carts standingply iag or being used or kept for air« or engaged or employed for hire, 0 reward for the oarriage of good either within the Borough or betweei any place or places within ft distant of five miles from the' Borougl Boundary, and any place or plaoei within the Borough and providing 1 penalty for every breach of suol The said lesolution will M con sidered by the Council at a meetinj to be held at the Public Library aforesaid on, Monday the 10th a Maroh 1890 at 8 o'clock itt the even ing. . A copy of the said B^ law may bi seen on application during office hours at tl|e office of (he Town Clerk Dated this 11th Day of Ftbruarj 1890. ! THO?. F. GIBSON, • f ;i. .. : = ■ Town Clerk. IMPOKTANT BAL« OF FBEEHOLD PEOPERTIES IN THE TOWN UE'JjOXTON. WEDNESDAY 19th MAROH. "(FREEMAN bTjaCKSON & CO. a; 1 wi.l Sfll by public auction at Whyte'9; Hotel, Foxton; ; pti Thursday, , (f.th March the.^ulk of „„ v the sections in the . • . restate of John WatU , spn Liddell, situated iv the heart of the town of ■', Foxton comprising tho block of land ". • ■• near theRailway Station on which ie oroc.ed the Ltrge and commodious cottage late in I;e oc cupatioo of Me Gieaon. ALSO the cottage and two sections fronting the wharf, lately in the occupation of Captain Sawyers. ALSO the cot 1 age and premise!, io Duncan street iv t! c occupation of Mr Kirk* ALSO the store iv the Main street of Fox' ton and the cottage adjoining there* to both in the occupation of Mr O Honore. ALSO allotments Nos 6, 7, aud 8 b!ock V in Union Stioet with a cottage erected thereon ALSO all those unoccupied planted and fenced allotments of land simated in Bavensworth pace, Watson and ialdell sttte's in tho Town of Fox* too. T c jp m ■ for land on which are erected sub* stantial buildings, ten per cent cash on the fall of the hammer, fifteen per cent on completion of title, the balance oan remain on mortgage for a term of three years at six per cent interest wish the right of renewal for a; further term of two years at six per cent on payment of ten per cent of the principal. For all other sections fifteen per cent on; the fall of th« hammer, fifteen per cent iv six months free of interest, and the balance can remain on mortgage for a term of three years at six per cent interest with a right oi renewal for a farther term of two yaarsat six per cent on pay ment of ten per cent of the priucipal. For further particn.ars apply to J. HERBERT HANKINB, Esq. Solicitor, Palmerston N. Or to Tfa« Auetf oo«ers,v 5 r .: .. j ?'■ ;[. ■':. PAkflimtotu ■ Sale at 11 o'clsek^jn. FREEMAN K. JACKSON, Auctioneer LICENSING DISTRICT 01 I AWAHOU. ANNUAL ELECTION OF COM MITTEE. Candidates Nominated. Dalton, John Doagtfts, Wilson Hanabey, Joseph Thomas i Hoobaiij John r Huni.Wiliara r Knight, Samuel ) Mudford, James s Philps, Henry » Richmond, Walter i Batsom, Vincent C. ' ■ ' .■•■■■' _ — — f As the number of candidates norn nated exceeds the number of vacai 1 oies to be tilled, a Poll will be take a on FRIDAY, the 28th day of Febn 1 ary, 1890, between the hours of 2 fr.m. and 6 p.m. Polling booths at Mr Canning I Store, Oampbtlltowa, and Mr Job Outer's reaidenoß, Moatoa. Dated at Sanson this 2Hi day < Fibrurry, 1890. \ E. Q. COX, Returning Ofßccrt