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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 48, 27 March 1878, Page 3

EE JOHN CALVtflir AU3EIiT r Docoasedt liitestuie. All Persons indi'b'eil to tl»«» .;i!» ivc— named d.'cease^, art? rft}Ui*s ! ed U> :>ny the amounts of (lu ; ir scvem! ace-it >ts to nio, aiMalK persons liavi'.i^ olai •. sagiinst- ih^e esfatc aiv roq'itsti'd to F- • ward the saiae alsu to me «n or bc?Mi'j TUESDAY^ tlie ninth day cf April • next. J. WOODWARD, Public 'JLYusfcH'. . Marck-19lh, 1878. ORDER Ob 1 JUD'J6. IN TEK SUPREME COURT 01? NEW ■, ZISAf^AND, WELLIN&TOX DISTRICT. -, This 19th' day of March, IS7S. -JTTPON reading the, Afßdaviis oil KJ Jonas Woodwaed> of Wellington , Public Trustee, and of John Gix.r^ -- -pie, of Palmci'ston North, Cunstablf, I do order that, tha Piiblic Trustee, thx* of the Estates of Deceasoi! ; Persons, shall be Administrator of ;»I! and singular the goods^. chattels, mv. .credits of JOHK CAL¥E.Rr AUBERT, deceased, and this order be published in the " Manawatu Time3 " newspaper. (Signed) JAMES PRENDERGAST, G.f. linmigi'aiion Offi>cv Wellington, March, 1878:' "JW" O T I C JE. '-' Persons desirous of N OMIN ATING relations or friends iu Great BHt.ii in for Passages to New Zealand, are informed .that the. Monthly List will CLOSE in 'Wellington on the -28th of. MAROfi, 1878. Immigrants., on. arrival in the Colony may join theix friends immi> ,-diately after- in.s^ectfi>a% Full'- particulars can be obta-med b/ post from JAMES B. R EDWARD, Immigration Olßcer. ■ Letters addressed, Immigration Officer, Wellington, and* marked 0.P.5.0., need^no -stamp. |; "|VrE-W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. 30,000 SLEEPERS. iPATEAr-MANAWATF' RAILWAYPublic Works Office, L" Wellington, 19th March, 1878> 4« WRITTEN TKNDERSLwiII bo receired at this office up .feofciNOON 'oh WEDNESDAY, the lftf A^fil, IS7B, for the supply and delivery of 30.U00 SLEEPERS,, to -fee slacked at any Railway Sta'tion or existing Siding oil the Patea-and Manawaiu Railway be,'tween Foxton Township and Wanganui- - mu^t be addressed to, the Hon^ 'the Minister for Public Works, ami marked' outside. "Tender for Sleepers^. Patea-Ma-nawatu Railway." Specifications may be seen at the Public Work* Offices, Wanganui, Foxton, and Wellington. Telegraphic tenders, similarlyaddressed and' marked, will be received* if presented at any Telegraph Office by , NOON of the sa<medate, provided thatwritten tenders in due form are lodged '• at a District or Resident Engineer'sOffiee by the same hour, and accom- ' panied by a cheque on some bank in- thetown where the tender is lodged ; sujh cheque to be specially marked by ;i banker as good for one month, and to be in favour of'the Receiwr-General's ,' Deposit Account ouly, and not to bearer order. Alternative tenders will be received for sawn or split sleepers. - The lowest or anjj., tender will not necessarily be accepted' By commandJOHN- CABBUTHERS; Enginecr-in-Chief-m TE N D^EIR 8r WAN T"E TfL The Manawatu Highways Board in— 'vite tenders — Eor Bridg,e across Main Drain>Foxton, JsTo. 4 line Eor formation on- Henderson's ltne^ Stoney Creek For • formation- on Maxwell's line,, Earore. For Bridge on Millson's line, Palmers! on-. Specifications for Fostom work mayr be seen. at WhyteJs -Hotel, Foxton ; amL..for the other work, at the Office of tli&~ Board, Pahnerston. Tenders must- be addressed to ther~ Chairman, and sent in not' later thaifc» lOn:™., l^ifli APRIL next. - The lowest or any tender not neces— ..sarily accepted. By order. . : : JAMES -LINTON, Secretar}'. . Paimerston North, Match 2oth, 1878.- - -l\T° BLE -S • & HOARE'S BESTT ,11 FRENCH .POLISH and Browse . SPIIMT TAEN IS E. E-- LEAHY, OV»o,nist,. Palmerston Korth. - V General Blacksmith «&• Farrier, . Rangitikki Ltjje, ' MEAE-THB CLARENDON HOTEL, -Desires to thank his -Friends a-nd Ilia^ Pgblrcforthe support'aecorded to htnss v in past, and woul.l inform (aeiut that' his business will in furu-re fe?on- umler-the manaaremeisc- «E" HALL, Black^aiith^ Lit* *£ Bull*, RangiutkoiT A:L'Oj*ders will rcc jLve jsojiz;