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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 245, 18 September 1883, Page 3

; IMPORTANT r tb~fkßHi^al Testimonial- '-. 1 ; a. HANLON ' Has built a- ,60ft Cement Sh eep f Dip for I 'ua'i'tn'e workmanship is : latißfa'otoryi'v-' ! T A. &H. Russbli. Monumental Tomb Stones built., and, \ allkiadsof Cemetery work executed. Cement Water : Tanks, Butter and Meat Preservers, &c. ; Address— -' • - 'j J. HANLON,, -„,.- ■.«: The. Shamrock Bower, - ■> ■ Terrace End, '. palmerston' North.; OROUA COUNTY COUNCIL. jUiifibr the Roads r and Briclges Coh|- | zir.-."- i „j ;:.'eJbuctien , ;Aot.- : Zuw L.l I HEREBY give notice ehai' a PolK r -- will be taken <ori > Thursday, .the: J2oth inptant, at the residence of Mr [Thomas Edwards; Stbney'/ Creek, for tlie purpose of deciding whether* or not; a- special 'rate shall be struck for the' purpose of constructing the Stoney* Oreek Road, m accordance with v^he above Act.- ' ; i The pdll will commence at 9 sHiii) and close at 6, p.m. -^, „ -- , -- , \ ~ ! : THOS. S HOE, •/■ j"' ' " ; ' r ■'" i - AA 'Returhmg ; Ufficen^- ! MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD. i -i< tr .:«,«■ . ';■ . --■ j.- 'j TENDERS ;are ; invited : for certain 'Words'' oh the' 'following roads :—^ I Bunnythprpe*, Whibley's, ! Jhnctibh | Valley/Midlahd, Spur, Taonni, j r , . . Ulysses , Jones , v Wilson's, f *."", . Makara,^M r angaohe^ and Linj' ■''"' ' c6ih-Btreet. Also' for^repiairing - . ",' fi :o !!ftheßan^waßrWgeV^ s^ r i - Plans," specifica'tibhs.Wnctgeh'er^ ditions may be seen at the Manchester' jßqad Board Office. Feilding, ;! q%, and 'alter Wednesday ,19th instant^ '^.'/ y\ Tenders to be-addre9sed tqtbp s ChairIman, and delivered- at the office "Of the Board (m thd 1 ' ptbpe'r forrn^ which will 'be supplied on application to the^Chrk), on or before noon on Saturday, 6th jOctober, 1883. ,"'••' ! The<l6west or any tender not necessarily aocepted. , | . A^-^A: CHARLES BRAY, ;■«.. "( r -.y i ; -Engineer tothe Board. 1 '■— — — I— — — M* -■■ ; : :.u;-J ;:sa^Ten4ers i: .- , ; vq / ( - f ;— ' ! "■-. "■■-. , : .--.- u,.-ui.-. 1 \ NEW ZT3sALA^fi;fiitL]iirA4rS. ' HURrj^tjlttß^UFF. ' SLEEPER SItPPtY, 1884. „ -Qeri?ral Manager's Office, 7 '< . - i°^ .(Railway Department), ; Wellington, 27th August, 1883. WRITTEN TENDERS^ S?iIJ be ; received at' this Office 1 ' tip 1 io NOON eof IHONDAY, ,- the) 15th October, 1883, for the Supply and Deliyery^aft any Station.' on the B^prunui-7 Bluff, lf^f, Sawn , Railway, §leepers. ..Specifications and .forms of tender may. be obtained, at the, Railway Offices , t . Ohristchurch, Lyttelton, Oxford, Dunedin, Tapanui, invercargiU, River ton, Picton, Nelson, WestpOrt, Talmerstbnl^thiaffd'Stdres'ManagM's Office,; WelHngtqh. j ;Tendefs to ba^ dreksed to the Generaf Manager, New ZeafanpßwlwaysJWeUingtOfiito marked outside ',' Tender for Sleepers." 1 elegraphic tenders, similarly addressed gtfd"ifiaTkird-will"be irtfJeiveil^if pTrerenttd at any Te|egraph^qffice by ?,npon of the same da£e : ,jsrojid_ed' thai^rit^en tenders m due form are -lodged at any of the abovetmentioned Rjailway >Offices by the same; hpur. The lowest or any tender will not.necessarily be accepted.,, »j u>,»- .-■.■ K.s^'.r* MAXWELL, ■•'»'^ ..';■■■;•: ■'•• 'General Manager. ; THE; KING QF LEATHER.f ..^cFRANGIS 'JONES, j The ( Inow> Ndtorious Slaughterer of : -:.fK-il £ A"7ILL Opeh^in J bia 'New' r and Spacious- ; vJ^HMFr^misea,-. ippppsitp the,> princess * Theatre, Ridgway street, Wanganui on } MONDAY 24th SEPTEMBER, With tha,»Jagnificeht"Stock. of E. H. Hunt's 1 j '■ '■■'• -Eata^wWellmgt^n; when ! - .) ■ -:ji:A --bcOo : ANd'sh6eS !^' :Ofeveryi variety will be offered- asiPj"ices sc (Low that they must be;jjeen ;i jo be believed; [ Heads of Families ' are 'rJßq.ueated to refrain from . 'buying aiiy'thitig , m cSiiihection With i . : '-^ ea th er until the Arrival;of this SPLENDID STOCK-. . Remember— That a t _ of ; this Gigantic Magnitude only occurs " once m a Life Time A B Mr Jbnes lavA Bohght this 'immense btoci fdr caaii at Bbmethihg leas than half their Original Coat, he is m a position to seljl Cheauer ithan any other house m the Leather ..n"! " " Trade. (H , , ' The Shop will ije open for the Great Rush on MONDAY, 24th fieptembef, and to pre[vent cuatomera from being diesapointed m not-being attended to at once, h,aa«ngage[l an efficient staff of handa, who have my< positive instructions to Sell the Goods at the; •'; "■'' ' '■ '• Lowest Pricea' J Don't ferget to call : and. secure some real Bargains, asthey are all New^anp} just out of .7., . .*... -; f Bond. , (n " FRANCIS^ J. JONES, ' ; Th'eg'eatesffiving^ohderofHh'e'Age. I :'■ ■■'-" t - : •■-' •■•■,'■■-■ ;n. j THE PALMIJRSTQN BAKERY AND CONFEOTJON.ERY ESTABLISB!. MENT.; t "' v "'_; .. .^ j NEXT THE' w BON i MARCHEiy j ; , : .(ii- THB.-iSqUABB.; ::}■■ . Undersigned begß to thank the X residents of Palmerston and surjrounding districts for 'the support; so generously accorded him since starting m business on his own account, and while soliciting a continuance of their esteemedifavors, would intimate that m future a more varied stock will, be kept on hand to meet -the Wants of the everincreasing population. Freeh scons and „-. i.- --' hunß daily.. The catering for- Balls, Suppers, Pic,hio Parties^ andi Poblitf Entertainments, carried odt efficiently^ and under my own* •ShyerVisioD. ! Bread of '"First glass? Quality" only roaue. @»^otb;Th^ . i , '" J. D. FRASER, i Pastry Cook & Conlectioner, next the ** Bon Marcbe" ," The Square, Palu.ersyon North.