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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 458, 29 May 1909, Page 3

PORTS MEN are reminded that F. W. Hopper manufactures, and has on sale, tin duck decoys. Apply at the works, next Office. FRESH AND SMOKED FISH FOR SALE. TAAILY at Mr Rae-Howard’s office, fresh and smoked fish and fresh oysters. A. LAZaRETTE, Telephone 53. immediate sale, seven miles from New Plymouth—--105 acres good dairying land, with four-roomed house, 18-bail cow shed; creamery one mile from farm. Price, per acre, including 18 cows, five additional head of stock, horse, milk-cart, cans, etc., and 20 fully-paid up shares in butter factory. Will exchange for small farm of 20 to 50 acres near Foxton, suitable for dairying,—Apply sharp this office. MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER. IVTOTICE is hereby given that at a special meeting of the Manawatu County Council held at the County Offices, Sanson, on 12th May, 1909, the following special order was adopted : “ To make a separate rate of one farthing in the £ over the Whirokino Division of the - Awahou Riding for the curj rent financial year ending ‘ 31st March, 1910. Such ! separate rate to become due and payable in one sum at the County Offices, Sanson, on Ist July, 1909.” A copy in lull of the foreguiny Special Order is deposited at the County Offices, Sanson, for inspection during office hours. A meeting of the Manawatu County Council will be held at the County Offices, Sanson, at n a.tn. on Wednesday, 9th June, 1909, to confirm the foregoing Special Order. A. K. DREW. County Clerk. Sanson, 18th May, 1909. MANAWATU & WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. PALMERSTON NORTH, Jons 22ND, 23SD, 24TH, & 25th, 1909. LIBERAL Prizes for 18 divisions in ; —Fruit G£xo prize. for apples and R.H.S. Medals;, field and garden products, poultry, fat stock and horse competitions. Entries close June Bth, 1909, Prize list free on demand. J. G. LANE, Secretary. PRIVATE TUITION. /■•■}&& A PRIVATE School will be' , opened for children ■ uudfer school age, in the old Room, Foxton, by Miss Dotri First tea