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Manawatu Times, Issue 34, 14 February 1877, Page 3

MANCHESTER HIGHWAY BOARD. A meeting of the Board was held at the E. and C. Aid. Corporation oQioe on Saturday the 10th inst. WARDENS PRESENT. Messrs Macarthur ("Vice -Chairman), Bailey, Linton, and May sin or. MINUTES. • The minutes of the. previous meeting ! were read and confirmed. CORRESPONDENCE. A letter was received from Mr E. H. Wright, requesting permission to attend the meetings of the Board as reporter for the " Wanganui Herald." Resolved, — That the Secretary be instructed to inform the reporter for the " Wanganui Herald" that he has the same privileges as other newspaper correspondents, m that he can on application to the Secretary have access to the minute-book, and can take copies of the minutes of the Board. CONTRACTS. Two tenders were- received for bush falling and formation of Rangitawa road. Both were declined, one as excessive, and the other as informal. Fresh tenders will be called for. SATURDAY, 24th FEBRUARY. SECTION AND HOUSE. p< EORGE M. SNELSON has been VjT favoured with instructions from Mr John Row to sell by public auction, at the Peoples' Auction Mart, on the , above date :— 1 j- Acre, being part of Section 304, together with the House formerly m the occupation of Dr Akers.. Will be sold cheap. Terms at Sale. A TWO -ROOMED COTTAGE to .LET.— Apply to W. M. SUMMERHAYS. TTTANTED — A Good COOK.— VV ;. Apply at the Denbigh Hotel, Feilding. WOOL.; — The undersigned is prepared to Buy for Cash" this season's clip of Wool. ERNEST S. THYNNE, Fcxton. T7i ■ OR SALE. A First-class DUMPY LEVEL, legs and staff complete. Enquu*e of W. M. SUMMERHAYS, Palmerston North. /^IHAFF ! * CHAFF ! ! CHAFF ! ! ! \J CHAFF supplied m any quantity. Apply at the paddock of Mr Thoiias Raymond. ~T> AG S ! BAGS!! BAGS fi~! . A large number to be sold Cheap at Duigan & Trimble's Brewery, Palmerston North. "Vp O T I C E. AH Debts due to the late proprietor of LINGARD'S BREWERY m Palmerston must be paid within a month from date, or legal proceedings will be taken to recover the same. Palmerston, 23rd January, 1877. nvn o t i c~ e~. If MR GILLIARD does not call and pay Expenses on the Mare left m By charge, it will be sold to recover the same m 14 days. A. WAKEFORD. Foxton, February 13th. TjiE NCI N G NOTICE. Ij ADAM CLARK, the owner of Section No. 647 m the Palmerston North Lo^al Board District, do hereby call upon the owners of Sections 646 and 64$ to fence their respective portions of the dividing lines. Should they fail iff so atihg I wilf fence the said dividing lines and sue them for the cost. ARAMA KARAKA. P-a'jtnerston North, Feb. 14th, 1877. A PUBLIC MEETING of the settlers on the Raugitikei Road, between Palmerston and Awahuri, will be held at the house of Mr H. McNeil on SATURDAY NEXT, at 3 p.m., for the purpose of taking into consideration the best Means of providing a Public School for the children of the district. H. McNEIL. Palnerston North, Feb. 14th, 1877. "IV" OTIC E OF MEETING. A Meeting is convened at the Princess Faroilf Hotel, Terrace End, on MONDAYEVENING, Feb. 19, at 8 p.m., of ovmers and occupiers of property frontpg Main-street East and others, to tale steps to bring to the notice of the Government the necessity for forming aid metalling the said street. Alio, to draw up a requisition to the Hon.the Minister for Public Works for tj.e erection of a platform at Terrace End MACKIE & AUBERT. Pdmerston North, Feb. 14, 1877. jp"| ; O REWARD.— Mr William oisXmi' Byres, of Foxton, offers a Rewa?d of £2 per head for the Recoveiy of Six Horses which have strajed from his land. They were all bay! branded " W B " on near shoulder.. The above Reward will be paid by .Jfr Byres, or Mr J. M. Snelson, or Mr Johnson, tailor, of Palmerston, on delivery of the horse or horses.