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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 91, 1 September 1877, Page 3

PUBLIC WORKS — (MARINE ' BRANCH). BUILDINGS FOB PILO^ STATION, MANAWATU. Tenders for the' CONSTRUCTION of DWELLING HOUSE for Mot, and Dwelling House for assistant at the Pilot Station, Manawatu, will' be received, addressed to the undersigned at the Public Works Office,. Foxton, up to NOON on TUESDAY, the 11th September. .Specifications and plans may be seen at the Public Works Office, Foiton. •* Tenders must be m proper form. In case of telegraphic tenders^ written tender must be lodged at a Public Works Office. JOHN T. STEWART, District Engineer. Public Works Office, ~ Foxton, 27th August, 1877. : GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. The Travelling Agent, Mr J. G. BAKER, is,, now m Palmerston, and will be glad to afford any information to , persons wishing to insure. IN consequence of the resignation of John Watson Liddell, Esq., as a Councillor for the AWA HOU Biding, an extraordinary -vacancy -has occurred m the Manawatu County Council, I, therefore, appoint , the 10th day of SEPTEMRER next, as the day for ELECTING'a COUNCILLOR for the vacant seat of the AWA HOU Riding ; such election to take place »at the Courthouse, Foxton. In accordance with " The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," NOMINATIONS will be received by me,- at the Court-house, Foxton, on the lstdav of SEPTEMBER next, up to 12 o'clock Noon. T. U. COOK, Returning Officer. Foxton, August 23rd, 187.7. _ TO THE ELECTORS 'OF THE MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL:— , "7. Genti-emen, — - , ■' At the request of several of my fellow Townsmen and Electors, I have the honor to offer you my services as a candidate for your Council, and, should' you^o me the honor to return, me as such, I shall deem it my duty, to use every effort for the furtherance of your best interests, and I shall further consider that your having returned me to the Council a proof that you think me a fit person for that position. If, however, you should afterwards find that I fail to' do you that justice which, .you have a* right to expect from me ma reasonable way; then it will be your - duty to call upon me to resign and my greatest pleasure to do so. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your .obedient Servant, ' F. LOUDON, Manawatu, 25th August,- 1877. JOHN TOMPKINS, of • Sansor, having BOUHGT the Premises, Book-Debts, and Stock-in-Trade of. A. E." CAPPER, Storekeeper of Halcombe, the said John Tompkins is. herebyauthorised to receive all ACCOUNTS .due toithe' said A. E. Capper; and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the same. T. F. WILLIAMS, • i Pro, JOSEPH NATHAN & Co. IN connection with the above, I beg to annouce that I intend carrying on the above busiuess, and trust, from my experience- of the wants' of the neighbourhood, to' merit a share of the patronage of the residents m the district. JOHN TOMPKINS. TTOLLOA! HOLLOA 1 HOLLOA j HERE'S JOHN MORRIS AGAIN! JOHN MORRIS begs to intimate that he has again started iff his , old" line of BOOTMAEING m Mrs , Symons' house, near. the Goods Shed, Palmerston, where he hopes his old patrons will favor him with a visit. The,. best articles sold at the most reasonable prices. TTOKSE BREAKING, WILLIAM MOORE having taken the stables at the Princess .Hotel, Terrace End, m now prepared to break m any number of horses to saddle, cart or buggy harness. PERFECT' QUIETNESS GUARAN- . TEED. References— Donald Eraser, Esq., Parawanui; James McElvie, Esq.,"Parawanui ; &c. &c. Terms may be had on application to William Moore, at W. DeardV Princes* 'Hotel, Terrace End, Palmerston North.