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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 96, 11 September 1878, Page 3

" By " ineahs of the aerophone, conversation may be carried on between ships widely separated at sea, and the Generals of hostile armies may hold their parleys outside the range of artillery fire. WANTED, a Junior CLERK— Eliot Wabbubton,. Solicitor, Main street, Palmerston North; V TTTANTED, a General Servant — ; VV Apply to Mbs. STAITE, Terrace End. -,-,-.. , ..-_ : „;, ., :...? , WANTED, a" Good GENERAL SERVANT.— AppIy to C. McEjenzie, Otangaki Hotel. ANTED, Busiifallers to fall 30 acres bush.^— Apply sharp.— W. AKERS, Riverdale Farm, Jackeytown. WANTED General Servant.— Apply to MRS. W. AZERS, Riverdale Faxm;r Jackeytown. .: WANTED, a good PLOUGHMAN, a good DRIVER, and a good BUTCHER ; the Butcher must be pro6cient m small goods. -' WILLIATvI WHISEER, KowaKowa, Feilding, TTTANTED, Men to FALL twenty VV Acres of light BUSH>-Apply sharp, .-■ ■■"A--.' J. MONBATVr i Bunnythorpe. WANTED AT ONCE, a steady, sober Man (single) as COOK. Wages,. 3os per week. Also, a strong active LAD to make himself generally useful ; must be able to milk. Apply to C. W. SCHULTZE, Awahuri Hotel. BY this Public Attention is called to the fact that PHOTOGRAPHS of the highest class are taken daily, at the Palmebston Pobtbait Rooms. T'' 'WtTK^'^Wß^jisSßS'' OF PALMERSTON NORTH. , Gentlemen,— rMy period of office as Borough" Councillor having expired by effluxion of time, and having, been again nominated as a .Candidate, I beg to .solicit your support at the approaching election on -Thursday ne^t;r,the}l2th inst., and to assure you that should I be returned, it will*VbeVmj^ Vearriestvenf deavor m the future, as it has been m the past, to further -> your, interests and promote the advancement of the Borough. :'...;" T .\ > *': I am, Gentlemen,' Your obedient servant, S YLVESTER- COLEMAN. TENDEBS are inyited for the Extension ' of Feilding School, to be^ addressed to the Chairman Feilding School Committee, Feilding, and sent m on or before noon on Thubsday, 19th September, 1878. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. , Plans arid V-p"ecifica(ious - can v % he seen at the Corporation, Offices, IfeUding,' By order.' '•" - SCHOOL COMMITTEE. . mOBUIL D E R S. TENDERS for the erection, of a Building for Mr J. P. LEARY will be received at this office up +o SATURDAY, the 14th instant, . ; „. Plans and Specifications can be seen at the office of this paper, on and after Monday, the 16th instant. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted^ EDWABD H. WRIGHT, C.E., " :.-; '■-.]. 7 I 'A Architect. 7Feildmg,tSeptember 6, 1878. TpO BUILD EBS. Tendebs will be 1 received by Mr C.J. Cullum, until the 28th instant, at noon, at " The People's Mart," Halcombe, for the erection of a STOBE and RESIDENCEin Willoughby street, near the Halcombe Hotei. Contractors can tender for labor and materials, or for labor only. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. :•*'" "- i - / -"-"- r! - ' lEDWABD H. WRIGHT, C.E., Architect. i? 0 REWARD.— Lost from Messrs db& Brogd^n & Son's Paddock, Te Matai, early m June; a stbut cliesthut GELDING," white star on forehead, and branded gq^ on hip. The above reward will be paid, to anyone delivering the horse to Constable GwiES-'iE, Palmerston. THOMAS WV STAGE. I THE UNDERSIGNED^ Thomas^ 9 Hall, hay& started as JOBBING GARPE^ER m FEILDING, v Garden's kept m order by the day, week, month, or year* Alsb,good seeds obtainable. ; . . > Apply THOMAS HALL, Russell, street, Feilding. JJ Q T I , o X In consequence of having had seventy-. two of my^ Sheep destroyed during the last month by ".dogs, ' I hereby;' give' notice that POISON is laid on . my iland from this date; 7 ;•:.■■ %yyy: y; wimxAmxmcmm. August g4th, 187 ft ; , palrnersto.h Nbrth, , Septembe-r 4th, 1878. WE, the- undersigned, have this day by mutual consent DISSOLVED : PARTNERSHIP as Bakers m Palmerston North j and I, Edmund Sandebs, agree to take over all liabilities incurred by the Firm of Sanders & MeSweeney, and settle all accounts mowing by the late Firm. All monies owing to Sanders <fc MeSweeney must' be paid to Edmund Sandebs, whose receipt will be a legal discharga for the same,. ' Swn P rl f EDWIN SANDERS,- ■ I ° ,griea I JEREMUH MqS WEENEY. i WiCnsss.~-J&2tss liiyxoxv