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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 22 September 1891, Page 3

coxton^ borToWh^council. tender s for pu hlic pound. Tenders aie invited for the leasing of the Jicrough Pound with the Reserve, being town section No. 44, for a term of 3 years, as from the let October Specifications can be seen at the Town Clerk's office. Tenders to bo in by noon of 28th September. THOMAS F. GIBSON, Town Clerk. LEASING RESERVES. RIGHT TO CUT FLAX. Ternl rs a*e invited for the Leasing Town Sections Nos. 250 and 488, and t'l.e Cemetery Reserve, for a term of 3 years, as from the Ist October next. Tenders arc invitod for tho Right t^ Cut Fhix oil' the Publiu Roads within the Borough, for the no.t 3 years. Specific"!tions can bo seen at the Town Clerk's office. Tenders to he in by noon of the 28th September. THOS. F. GIBSON, Town Clerk. DISSOLUTION OF ~~PAKTN RRSHIP. THE Partnership hitherto carried on under tho style of Bredow, Yauko & Co, as Flaxmillers, on j Himatangi, has this day been dis- | solved by mutual consent, and will 'in fu'ure be carried on by William Wilson, who will pay all liabilities and to whom all accounts against the firm must be paid. REIN HOLD BREDOW. YOJTT YANKO. | FRANK LUCINSKY. WILLIAM WILSON. Witness, C, Hom>rk, Storekeeper, Foxton. Foxton, September 19th, 1891. F. W. Haybittlk.] [E. B. Bristow. /GEORGE M>HOMAS & /~<O. AUCTIONEEES, Fruit Salesmen and Produce Merchants, Snrppixcr axu General Agents, WELLINGTON. Sales of Graiu, Dairy and Farm Produce held daily. Fruit sales every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Account sales rendered within 24 hours of sale. _ _ SERVICE OF SONG IN AID OF THE PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH FUNDS Will be given by the Members of tho Chin eh Choir at the PUBLIC HALL, FOXTON, ON TUESDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, Entitled— " RECILij&IIVIjEE*." r PHE following Ladies and GentleJ[ men will take the Solos, Dueta, Quartettes, &c. : — Mrs J. Walsh, Misses Austin, F. Austin, Spriug and Gibson. Messrs Barratt, Forster, Weotwood and Nichols. The Choruses will be rendered by the Full Choir, of 20 voices, comprising 5 bass, 9 trebles, 1 alto, and 5 tenors. Organist Miss Newth Conductor .. Mr E. Osborne. Reader ... Rev. E. Raise. Admission, 2s and Is. Children half price. __ Doors o^ou at 7.80 p.m.; commence at 3 p.m.