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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 165, 15 October 1881, Page 3

PRINCESS HOTEL, TE i RA C B EN D. Wit. H. BORDER |J»f-"GS ino<r respectfa!?y annonnce O ;u thy Mitlers of Palmerston, and of Terrace V'-rid m particnlur, that he h;i< tak«.n iiie abovi; hu'cl, and by. diut ot [■■■ r>e\eiaucu hopes to merit a fair sharo of public patronage. G> visit th-. Princess p, and there y -u will find Tbe dainiL'st vi'inds with lowest charges combined. He will please your palate, lie will please your M^ht, With rich dainties and sparkling liqnors blight. For of all Hi;; delicacies which tbe inhabitants try To please their palates or delight thf eye, Of i.ll the several kinds of sumptuous fare, There's none with his cawing can compare. His Ales and Stouts are of brands you'll own Forster and Guinuess's, the Pig Brand Known His Boirits too , when you feel depressed A. small nip wil a?v«rti>e the r-.-st. HENI.Y BORDER. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. NOTICE is hereby given that. MONDAY, the 17th day of October, being *he Anniversary of the onenitip of the Bank, will be hell as a Special Pank | Holiday at the various offices of this j Bank iv New Zealand. D. L. MURDOCH, General lianager. Bank of New Zealund, Auckland, 7th October, 1 81. MANAWATU HIGHWAY BOARD. TENDERS WANTED. TENDERS are IXVrr^p fornrmut twenty chain* of F'T)KMA'nO v , and forttv cli.vns STUMPING clearin?, nd POR.AJ AT/OX on No. 7 Line, Kair;»no;a Bl«ck Tenders to bo sent m not later th-tn WEDXESD \ V, the 19th of October, at eleven a.m. Pinns and sp^cificn'ions to be s^en a f tbe Hoard's Office, during office hours. By Order, TIIOS. S HOE, Srcretary. MANTAWATU IIIOfIWAY BOARD FINAL NOTICE. A IJ. EATEK DUE to the above Jr\ 80-.rrf, sn.l VOT PAID !,y 00TOi'ER 18. 1881, will be RECO^'KREDin the usual «ay, without further notice. By Order, THOS. R f HOE, Collector* MANAWATU HiOITWAYS BO \Bl). "Vf OTICF, IS IIERKP.T GIVFN, m ll accoi-dance witb Section 4 ofthi Public Wo'-ks Act, 1880. that it is poposed to CLOSE tbe Road running m a south -westerly direction, through Section No. 89, Karere, and to OPEN m lieu thereof a LINE of ROAD AI ONG the WESTERN B UXDARY of SA I) SECTION No. 89, and that Plans of the proposed alteration may be inspected at the office of the Beard. GEO. J. BRUCE Chairman Manawafu Highways Hoard. MANAWATU HIGHWAY BOARD TENDERS WANTED. HHENDERS are invited for FORMAJ- TION on Randolph and Walker's Line. Specifications may be seen at Mr Row' 6, Karcrc. Tenders to be address, d to tbe Chairman, and sent m not later than WEDNESDAY, the 19th (■ .'otober, at eleven am. By order, THOMAS S. HOB, Secretary. MR. J. HERBERT HANKINS, BARRISTER, rOLICITOR, and NOTARY PUBLIC. PALMERSTuN NORTH. Temporary Office — Thynne, Linton, and Co's Building. A perpetual Commissioner for taking Acknowledgements of Deeds by Married Women. MANAWATU PROSPECTING- & MINING ASSOCIATION, [Limited]. AT a meeting of Directors, held at the Company's offic .s, oa Monday, 10th ofOcVber,, 188 L a CALL, the Flight (or rbi:d since tbe AiaaJ^-ima-tion).ifa SHJLLING a SMAHE was! struck, and ordered to he made PAY- . ABF/E to the Manager on or before the iltk instan/, at the Company's Office. I therefore he<*. to give atsico that immediately after tbe date speciikd,' l shall take the necessary legal proceedings again 4 th se shareholders, who h&venot paid up tiieir calls. DUNCAN A, POOLE, Manager and Engineer. Exchange Buildings^ j Palnierston Kostb* j OctQter Utfe,. l *s)<*•