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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 406, 4 July 1908, Page 3

(1) One member to be appointed by the Levin Borough Council, and being a.member of the said Council. (g) One member to be elected by the electors of the Harbour District. Elections. —5. The first election of the elective members shall be held on the second Monday in February, 1909, and the member then elected shall come into office on his election and shall hold office until the next biennial election of a member to be held as prescribed by the said Act. Mode of election. —6. (x). The Governor may, by Order in Council gazetted, appoint a Returning Officer and polling places for the purpose of the first election of a member under this Act, and a day for such election, and may make such further provision for the same purpose as he shall deem necessary(2). The elective member of the Board shall* be elected under the provisions of 1“ The Local Elections Act, 1904.” Offices. —7. The offices of the Board shall be within the Harbour District. Endowments. —8 (a) The Board is hereby endowed with all wharfage, berthage, pilotage and port dues in connection with the Foxton wharf and harbour. (b) All the foreshore on both banks of the Mauawatu River, commencing at the South Eastern corner of Whirokino No 3,McGregor’s Bend and extending thence to the mouth of the said river as far as high water mark. (c) Sections 268 and 270 containing 112 acres and 248 acres respectively being the Pilot Station Reserve. (d) All that piece or parcel of land situate in the township of Carnarvon in the Manawatu District containing 418 acres more or less and being the section numbered 332 on the official plan of the said township and formerly known as the Omarupapaku Bush, but now designated the Signal Station Reserve bounded on or towards the north by Section 330 ; on or towards the East by a public road ; on or towards the South by sections No. 475. 47 6 - aud 477 5 aild on or towards the West by a public road dividing the same from section No. 329. Power to l ease> — 9 . The Board may lease any lauds vested in it, or any part thereof, at such rents and profits and upon such terms aud conditions as the Board shall determine, so that such leases be for any term not exceeding thirty - three years, to take effect from the date of the execution thereof. Harbour District. . 10. The Foxton Harbour District shall comprise the Borough of Foxton. A copy of the above Bill and the plans of the lands affected thereby may be inspected at the Magistrate’s Court Office, Foxton, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily.

THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. A. AND P. SHOWGROUNDS, PALMERSTON NORTH, . JULY Bth. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. RUGBY! RUGBY! BRITAIN Y MANAWATU AND HOROWHENUA. Admission i/-. Reserved seats on Members’ Stand 5/-. Unreserved 2/-. People’s Stand 1/-. Box plan now open at Park’s. Country residents may secure seats by post. Special trains and excursion fares. Gates open 1 p.m. Curtain-raiser match at 1.30. Kick-off tor British match 3 p.m. HARRY P. MULLER, Sec. M.R.F.U.

LODGE TE AWAHOU, No. 133, N.Z.C. THE members of the above are cordially invited to attend Divine Service in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening next, sth inst., at 7 o’clock. Sermon by Bro. Rev. G. K. Aitken : The Temple and its Lessons.” Address by Wor. Bro. Clemett: “ Nature and Objects of Freemasonry.” Printed order ot service at the, church. E. HEALEY, W.M. [a ’CARD.] Z. BOYD BN, TEACHER OF PAINTING, MONOCHROME, DRAWING IN LIGHT and SHADE, MODEL DRAWING, FREEHAND IN OUTLINE. Terms on application. Address: Union Street, Foxton.