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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 23 May 1891, Page 3

For continuation of reading matter see fourth page.) NOTICE. ME WILLIAM WINTERSGILL, DECEASED. WE request that all accounts in connection with the above Estat e, may be rendered at once to Mr (Jeorge Nye. By Order of the Executors. THANKS. MRS J. R. STANSELL and Myself beg to tender our most sincere thanks to the many kind friends that worked with a will to stay the progress of the flames from reaching the Hotel and adjoining building on Friday morning. J. R. STANSELL, Proprietor Whyte's Hotel. Foxton, 23rd May, 1891. THANKS. i DESIRE to sincerely thauk all those who assisted in extinguishe fire on Friday morning last. E S. THYNNE. ~~ THANKS I DESIRE to convey my sincere thanks to Messrs Auotiu and Rutherford and their employees who assisted in such a prompt and willing manner in extinguishing the flames at my mill. A. SPEIRS. THANKS. ON behalf of the relations of our son, the late William James Ooley, we desire to thank those kind friends who so kindly gave their assistance and sympathy after the sad accident. We have also to express our entire satisfaction at the manner in which the funeral was conducted by the Undertaker, Mr. E. Osbobne, senr. JAMES COLEY. REBECCA COLEY. THANKS. " MRS. WHYTE returns her sincere thanks to all those who worked so heartily in subduing the fire at Whyfce's Hotel on Fiiday morning. •