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Manawatu Herald, 6 October 1898, Page 3

MANAWATU ROWING CLUB. 'PHE Annual General Meeting nf j[ the above will be held in Whyte'fl Hotel To-nigbt (Thursday), October 6th, at 8 p.m. Business— To receive Report and Balance sheet, Election of Officers, and General. W. McDERMOTT. Hon. Sec. Mayoral Election. REQUISITION TO THOS. WESTWOOD, Esq. WE, the undersigned Ratepayers I of the Borough of Foxton, in recognising your past and continued good work as one of our representatives in the Foxton Borough Council, have much pleasure in requesting that you will allow yourself to be nominated for the 7 office of Mayor for the forthcoming year, and in the event of your consenting we undertake to do our utmost to secure your return. J. W. Walsh and 40 others. REPLY. Lames and Gentlemen, In reply to your requisition I beg to say that I am willing to place my services at tbe disposal of the Burgesses, and if elected will do my best to advance the best interests of the j Borough. THOS. WESTWOOD. ROBERT CHAPMAN, Town Clerk, Poxton. ART Master, Department Art and Science, London. Seven yeai'a in Architectural and Engineering Department H.M. Dock Yards, Woolwich and Chathnm. Thirteen y^ars Engineer and Manager of Works, Pease and Partners, Darlington. Clerk and Surveyor, Kaiapoi Borough Council. Six years Bridge Inspector to the Salwyn County Council. Designs and superintends the erec tion Qf Brides, Wharves, River Bank Protection Works, &c. j — XFor Coughs and Cou>s Take Woods Great Peppermint Uu.*e. 1/6 and 2/6. ! Foxton Sanatorium. > Cottages to let on the Ocean Beach. MR ANDREW JONSON has just built two convenient Cottages, which can be rented on reasonable terms. The Cottages can be reached at ; all tim6B easily and cheaply, and are only five chains from the river and a quarter of a mile from the Ocean Beach. They are a 1 so situated in a most healthy position, and splendid views are obtained from the hills close by. FISHING & BATHING j may be indulged in from either river I bank or sea beach. ! . i A TELEPHONE is adjacent, connecting Visitors with the whole te'esraph system of the Colony. | THE COTTAGES ARE I FURNISHED, : AND EACH HAVE 8 ROOMS. ! THE SITTING ROOMS are 12 x 12 with fbeplnces, and dtp each furnished with 1 tib'e, 2 charts, 2 stool- 5 , 2 saucepans, frying ran, kettle, cu»'B and sbucpi'h. mugs, plates and dishes, all of prameiled ware frr th« children, and with earthenware cups for the ndnlts. THE No. 1 BEDROOMS are 12 x 12, and ?t& fnrnish^d with wirewove mattrasses and bedsteads, waslistands, dressing tables and looking glasses, with enamelled ware THE No. 2 BEDROOMS ar« 8 x 12. and are furnished with three 1 stretchers only. ; Early apr lication is necessary, and for terms and any further particulars apply to , ANDREW JONSON, The Avenue, Foston.