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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 100, 25 September 1878, Page 3

# • - rj*E N,tT IN E ANiyOUiKEM EN T ! ; - •■■■ /-.V" '■ " -^ , : : ':**<>-t " 4 -TO THE INHABITANTS. OF FETLDIXr;, BULLS, AND SURRQU M* ' ;■■■ •; v r ing distjuiuts. v. :'• 32 • CASE S • 1:]^!;^ AL E S ■ of ■■ - '"•■■ '"'*:. ■ ; -V&..:' ..'■■■■■"•:■ s GENERAL DRAPERY - * v *V* JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FftOM GLASGOW OF AIY OWN DIREOr - y v. Reporting, : - ;.. . -. -; : ; . : ■;,.=■■:.:-■ : . -.■'*. '*'** Thus saving all intermediate profits, of which rtyCustomj^-s: arid may favor 'ine* with Iheir patronage^VU get the fill btuefit. Tire gTowingrrequirements^olFeiiding and Bulls have induced me to iin?^Ti^r^^ sfeasoll a stock and OREATBRiviKiEiTiu General DEAPEKT and CLOTHTN^thaXMave liitherto done. " " ™ neial xi s. , Can solicit theHnspection of the public, and feel assured <■ that their opinion will be that the.Stock, for variety, extent, and cheamicM,* '* surpasses anything, they expec<:ed,to see iv this district, and will even compare with the largest centres of population. *^. iA Vf S i 0( ! k em ¥aces really useful and serviceable goods, specially ie* lected tor their adaptation to the requirmentsof the district. L NFW h T>fe^l 80 - C 0?t Si f feS °J Sf ?<s& St * le * and latest Nav4tiez\n g-»W DEESSES, "» Coloured Glat-6 Alpacas, Mohairs, Melange Twills, Plain Satins, Fancy Silk Stripes, Plain and Fancy Marls, Comas, Striped. Iwills, Plain and Figured Black Alpacas. NEW GRENADINES, NEW COSTUMES PRINTS IN GREAT VARIETY. LARGE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING— Long Curtains, Short Curtains, Towels, Toilet Covers, Toilet Qniltr. Antimacassars, Sheetings, Calicoes, Ticks, Brown Holland^ Hosiery, Bibbons Children's Pinafores m great variety, Plain and Fancy Dress Buttons, new Edgings, new Embroidery, new Lace Scarves, Collu,^ and Cuffs, Children's Pelisses and Frocks, Parachutes, Cot-sets, Ladfes' Under- ? Clothing ; a very large stock m Ladies', Children's, and' Maids' Straw Hats.. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT— , In Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing the variety aad value is specially- [ good, all made to my own order. I have also made special arrangements with at .' large manufacturing House m Melbourne for a regular supply of Colokulr Clothing to be made from Colonial Tweeds. The character of those Good* are well known for fit and durability. I will be able to supply these Good* at lower prices than the public have been m the habit of paying for tbein. Immense variety of SHIRTS m white Oxford and: Crimean. THE GROCERY AND IRONMONGERY DEPARTMENTS Are fully stocked with the class of Goods for which this House has become? famed. Specially good value TEAS- '■■ D. R. LEW'EBS, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL STOTtEJS,, ! PEILDING & BULLSw r■ - ■

MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD. Time, tifc, appointed for Manavmtze and OtaJci Highway Board Election, (Signed) NORMANBY, Governor. IN pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities rested jb me by Act ofr the late Province of Wellington, intituled "The Highways Act, 1874,* nndt. by "The Abolition of Provinces Act, 1875," I, George Augustus Constantino,^ Marquis of Normanby, the Governor of the Colony of New Zealand, do hereby • appoint that, for each of the Wards mentioned m the first column, of thoSchedule hereto, the voters quaHfied to vote for the election- of ja. Warden in-. such Ward shall meet at the; time- and place set opposite the- ntwne of such ward m the second and third columns of the said schedule respectively, forthe purpose of electing a Warden for such Ward ; and I do hereby appoint t the person whose name is stated m the fourth column of the said Scheduio- - to be the Presiding Officer at the meetings to be hold at the respective time* * and places mentioned m the- second and third columns of the said Schedule,^ opposite the names of the- said person. SCHEDULE. -. * ■' .') n» - First Column. Second Column. Third Column. Fowrth Column.. • i Mxkxwatv Highway DistrictWard No. 1 Monday, 30th September, Oakley's Hotel, Mr James Linton.— 1878, at ten- a.m. Sandon Ward No. 2 Monday, 30th September, Schoolhouse, Car Mr James Lintoiu-. 1878, at one p.m. narvon Ward No. 3; Thursday, 3rd October, The Courthouse, Mr James Liutoiu--187% at two p.nk Foxton Ward No, 4 -Tuesday, Ist October, The Residence of Mr James Linton. - 1878^ At ten a.m. David McEwens , Karere Ward No. 6 and Tuesday,. Ist October, The Mana-watu Mr James Linton. - 6 1878>.at2p.m. Highway office Palmerston N. Ward) No. 7 Wednesday, 2nd October, Roe's Hotel, Mr Jamei Linton^--187.8, at eleven a.m. . Feilding Quasi Highway District. Wards Nos. 1, Frid»y, 4ik October^ 1878, The Courthouse, , Mr James Linton— , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, at eleven a.m.. Otafci ; and 7 As witness the hand of His- Excellency the Governor,, tfiis 21st dajr~ September, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight. 1 (Stgned> . ©. S. WHITMOBE.

' TENDJCA3 SOB, BUEVEY. rpENDEA? wilt be received at tho- | X Office of the Dopaty-Inspeetor oE^ i Surveys,' Wellington, until ifoon«oa. WEDNESDAY, the 21st September^ for the Boundary Survey of a Natiro— Block estimated to contain about Two*Hundred Thousand (200,000) Acn- v_ jiiiunti-d between the Waitotara »n<L - Wiieuuakura Hiven, m the Diitricfc - i-oninionly known as P«tea,-on the^West Coast of the Wellington Distrit^^. Plans and Spcfificatious may be »eoi*_ at the Oiltces of the Chief Surteyors oP ■ Auckland and Napier ; the Surrey* Ouice, Pateat the Public Work* Qffi.«v_ Wunganui ; at the Office of the F<£li|g- - ing Corporation, Feilding ; and a£|tn» - Di^puty-lusjjecUJr of Survey 4 * Otfietv_ Wellington. Tho Iwwcst or any Tender not uece«- — sarily accepteda: w. Williams, > Deputy-Inspector of Surreys.. 2nd August, 187& notTckl IITANAWATU AGRICUiLTURAI»~ I>X AdSOOI.vTIOJf. 0 A MEETING Of those favorable to joining the Mana— waiu Agfiuukumt Association will u» held at \V KITE'S HOTEL, Foxton^. on SAiUHDAIV S^toinber 2^ «i *■& 6 ciuok* A.WALKER, Hon. a*cfclaty«-.|

MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. The attention of all Slaugnterers of Cattle, either as Butchers or who kill for sale move than, two head of large cattle m apy one week, is hereby called to extracts from Clauses 22, 24, and 27 of "The Slaughterhouse Act, 1877 " s— . 22. If any person without being' duly licensed shall keep a Slaughterhouse and not being duly licensed under this Act, such person shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding Ten pounds for each and every head of cattle so slaugh- *■ tered. 24. No license, not being the renewal of a previously existing license, shall be issued to any person to keep a Slaughterhouse, unless public notice shall have been given by the applicant for the same once m ; each' week for one month immediately preceding the time - when such.application is to be heard, &c. And such parties are further in•rined that on compliance with these ; ; rovisious of said Act they may, on ,>plicatkm to this Council at one of its •nerai meetings, have license* gntntvd' iem for Slaughtering on payment of a c of £2, including both Classes, to the ' id 6f present year. i EENEST. S. THYNNE, ' Chairman.