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Manawatu Herald, 5 March 1904, Page 3

ESTATE OF THE LATE E, S. THYME IE LL Accoimb owin • t\ have now I/'"' ■ requested to de 31 -t 11 ARC LI, All accounts w ■ requested to iv ■ ■ - date. THE EE:; 'OXTON ECLOL CCUYCTL. NOTICE. Applications will be received up to six p.m. on MONDAY, the 14th March, at the Council Office, fur the position of Working Overseer, &c. Wages 8s per day wet and dry. Schedule of duties may be scion at Council Office during office hours. Applicants to state ago and previous experience. ALF. FRASER, Town Clerk. TJOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. 1 NOTICE, LENDERS will be received up to six p.m. on MONDAY, the 14th March, at the Council Office, for cleaning out the following drains Government Drain, Wiroknio Load, No. 2 Line, Patrick Street, Symons’ Outlet, Purcell Street, Stewart Street, Awahou Drain, Russell Street, Jenks Street, The Avenue, Spring Street, Baker Street and Coley Street. Specifications may be seen at the Council Office during office hours. The lowest or any tenders not necessarily accepted. ALF FRASER, Town Clerk. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Head Office, Wnu.i.m r.w, 2nd Marcii, 1001. RAILWAY PORTERS. APPLICATIONS supported by the papers specified on the iovra ni application will be received by the Minister for Railways, Wellington, from youths desirous of entering the New Zealand Government Railway Service as Porters. Forms of application can be obtained from Railway Stationmasters. The following conditions will apply• Age : 18 years last birthday. Minimum Height (in socks) sft 4in. Minimum Chest Measurement (normal) 82in. Speech : Candidates must have no impediment and be free from stammering. Education; Fifth Standard of Government Schools. Rate of pay will be 4s per day, rising by annual increments to 7s per day. T. RONAYNE, General Manager, New Zealand Railways, SiSKT VY THE Government of New Zealand hereby give notice to holders of Government Pour-per-cent. Debentures payable on Ist April and Ist May, 1904, that they are prepared to renew such Debentures for a further period—namely, to the Ist May, 1909—at the same rate of four per centum per annum convertible at the option of the holder, at any time within two years after the date of issue, into 3-per-cent. Inscribed Stock at the rate of £IOG of Stock for every £IOO Debenture. Holders desiring to renew are required to lodge their debentures at least one month before the due date with the Sydney or Melbourne branch of the Bank of New Zealand or at the Treasury at Wellington, and fresh Debentures, having the currency extended as above, will be issued to replace those falling due on the dates mentioned. A commission of ten shillings per cent, will ho paid to Licensed Brokers upon the amount of Debentures they forward to the Bank of New Zealand for ivnewal. I Debentures which are not to be renewed must be lodged for exaraina- | tion at least three days before due j date. 1 JAMES B. HEYWOOD, Secretary to the Treasury. The Treasury, Wellington, j New Zealand, j oth February, 1904. I for'bkml j A FAMILY RESIDENCE in j £\ Union-street, Foxton, contain-1 ing six living rooms, also scullery,• washhouse, storeroom, gig shed, &c, | There is also one acre of first-class | land to be sold with the dwelling, of, which half is in orchard. ! Title under the Land Transf r Act. For address and fuller particulars, &0., apply to this office, or to 0. EASTON, Foxton.