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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 73, 19 February 1883, Page 3

Government Notices WAIKATO-THAMES RAILWAY. HAMILTON-TE AROHA AND HAMILTON-CAMBRIDGE SECTIONS. 20,000 KA.UHI OR TOTARA SLEEPERS. Public^ Works Ofiice, Wellington, 2nd February, 1883. • npENDERS will be received until X noon on FRIDAY, the 9fch of March, 1883, for the above Contract. Th«y are to to . marked on th> outside " Tender for Sleepers," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works. Telegraphic tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be received if preaentbd at any Telegraph .Office by NOON of the same date, provided that tenders as above are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by the same hour. Specifications and general conditions may be seen at this office ;at the Public Works offices, Auckland and Wanganui ; at the Railway Stations, New Plymouth, Napier, and For.ton ; alrid at the Warden's Office, Graharnstown. The lowest' or any tender not necessarily accepted. "* By command, r J-\ .. JyiL.v BLACK ETT, ; ' ' Engineer m charge, North Island. MANAWATU DISTRICT PRQ-o DUCE RACE, OF £60. For 3 year-old colts ... Bst lOlbs. " Fillies and Geldings' Bsfe slbs : . Second horse to receive £10 out of Stakes. ' ' Distance, one mile and a quarter. Nominations £1 j Acceptance, £2 ; and final acceptance at P6s6 of £1 Open to all colts and fillies foaled within the Manawatu County, i.and the bona fide property of persons who. have redded within the Manawatu County for six months prior ' ;r to' date of nomination. J . ; - lii-OMINATIOiN^ giving colour, sex, JLV date when foaled; description, marks and brands (it any) and pedigree, will close on the Ist May, 1883. Acceptances will close with general entries for Maoawatu Racing Club's Annual meeting, 26th December, 1883, amd final acceptances *on the d*y of meetiug half an hour before starting, THOS. R. WALTON, ' Secretary. NOTICE. "" : ' /i ATTL'E found trespassing m the |U Standjl^d . paddocks will be "impounded, and damages charged for destruction of fences. . „ ; drapery and Clothing -THE BON MARCHE. & Se^vving Machine fp? ! 2& edaWeeki" Jones So Oo.'s HAND, MACHINE y^ITHOUT DOUBT the Simplest, ■ ■* j ■ ij i ■ ■ and Strongest, and at the same time the most Elegant and Useful Machine m the Frade. I EVER Y MACHINE Fitted ; with ) tho. ( . PATJSNT ■; SELF BOBBINWINDER, a MARVEL. The Shuttle holds Double the Quantity of Cotton of any other Ma- ; chine/ Jones ; & Go/s MachittesGained n|bre Kirw- JPRIZ ES at the MELBOURNE EXHIBITION; than* all the othei Exhibitors Pub Together. ;. : THIS FACT alone SPEAKS FOR "^ITSELF. y?E ARE SELLINa the MACHINES as Fast as we can get them. ALL who wast a Sewing -Machine .should see . ;~ ;:Jone^ Before Purchasing Elsewhere. • 1 Buying one of Joneg ; .jfc, Cq,'p Machine^ ■is lffcV putting MONKEY IN THE .BANK, :- ' .\'.'[''y ] TO BE HAD ONLY AT - THE BON M^ICHE j. C.IFQWIfER Wholesale and Retail Draper. FOR SALE. / P'RASS SEED, .Guaranteed Clean VJT and from old Pasture. . Cocksfoot, 4^d per lb. Rye Grass 4s 9d per bushel* at' KING BROS. 1 i