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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1081, 10 August 1912, Page 3

OORONATION TOWN HALL. PICTURE SHOW. TO-NIGHT! PROGRAMME. “Gaumont Graphic,” Topical. “Testing His Courage,” Drama. “Dupin Ddies Waste Paper Laws,” Comedy. “On the Banks of the Danube,” S. “Surgeon’s Heroism,” Drama. “Willie on Horseback,” Comic. “From Ostrich Egg to Feather Boa,” Industry. “The Loafer,.’ Drama. “Tweedledum Cartoon Competition,” Comic. “Pathe Gazette,” Topical. “Cowboy Lover,” Drama. “Tom Tilling’s Baby,” Comic. Circle and Stalls Is 6d, pit is. Children under 12,6 d to any part of the house if accompanied by parents or guardians. Booking for Circle 6d extra. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8.0. ALF. FRASER, ivlanager. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. Pursuant to section 7 of “The Local Bodies Elections and Polls A<ffi 1908.” I HEREBY give notice that an election will be held on Friday, the 30th day of August, 1912, for the purpose of electing a Councillor of the Borough ol Foxton in place of Cr Gibbs, elected Mayor. And I hereby appoint the Town Clerk’s Oflice, Main Street, as.the place and Saturday, the 24th August, 1912',. (before noon) as the day for the nomination of candidates for such office. Dated this 7th day of August, 1912. ALF. FRASER, Returning Officer. a. 8,22. HIMATANGI SALE. MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1912. At 12 noon. N.Z. LOANjJ & MERCANX TILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd., & REDUCED, will sell at 12 noon ; 5 good dairy cows I yearling Holstein bull 3 fat cows 50 hoggets 4 cows in milk 1 fat cows 2 heifers in calf 100 fat and forward »wes 100 hoggets 150 ewes (2-th to f.m.) in lamb to Romney and S.D. rams NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER. “IVTOTICE is hereby given that at -Lll a special meeting of the Foxton Borough Council, laeld on 2nd day of August, 1912, the following resolution was passed, and will be submitted for confirmation at a special meeting of the Council to be held on Monday, the 2nd day of September, 1912, at 8 p.m., at the Council Chambers, Main Street. Dividing Walls. That in all new buildings of any kind whatever in Main Street, Harbour Street, Liddell Street on east side, Hall Street, White Street, Clyde Street, Wharf Street, and Avenue Road on the south side from Main Street to Hall Street, and Ravensworth Place on south side, whether such buildings are attached to, or detached from other buildings and whether or not there shall be any other existing building on either side, the side walls shall be constructed of either brick or reinforced concrete. In the case of a single storey building the brick walls shall be not less than nine inches .thick, and in the case of a two-storey building the brick walls shall be not less than fourteen inches thick for the full height of the first storey and nine inches thick for the balance. In the case of a reinforced concrete wall the thickness shall be not less than six inches. The brick or concrete walls shall be built in height twelve inches above the eaves or edge of the roof, and the length of each wall shall be not less than the length of the building on the side on which that wall is erected. In the event of two or more adjoining owners combining to erect one building on their several properties the walls on the inside boundaries between the sections shall be of brick or concrete to comply with this by-law, but it shall be sufficient compliance with this bylaw, if such inside boundary walls shall reach up to the covering of the roof without going through or above such covering. Dated this 2nd day of August, 1912. ALF. FRASER, Town Clerk. a. 3,10,17,24.

IS ALE OE DAIRY FARM. Near Foxton, TUESDAY, I3TH AUGUST, 1912. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO,, LTD,, and REDUCED has been favoured with instructions from |. H. Robinson Esq., 10 offer by public auction on the property (3 miles from Foxton) at 2 p.m. ;-;Bae. 3rds. more or less being part sections 417/8 Block. V Mt. Robinson, S.D., with Qnxlined house, bathroom, hot and cold water, washhoaise, dairy, cowshed, trapshed, etc., etc., and good orchard. The land consists of rich drained swamp sub-divided into convenient paddocks and watered by artesian well. TERMS—to per cent, on fall of hammer, 3 per cent, three months after possession, 10 per cent, within twelve months, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Possession will be given on Ist September, 1912. Note—This property is an ideal dairy farm and is also well suited for a stud farm, or for fattening purposes. intending purchasers may inspect at any time.