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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 165, 19 October 1881, Page 4

TH H E COMING ELECTION TO THE ELECTION, OF THE. EANGITIKEI; DISTRICT. Gentlemen, — I trust you will not consider it too persumptuous on my part to aspire to the honour of representing you m Parliameut, having been requested by | a larirf number of the Rangitikci electors! (both previously and subsiqueutiy to the' annexation of Kiwitta) to allow myself t> lie nominated as a Candidate foiRangitikei at the next General Election of members for tbe House offiepresen-, tati vt s* T 'shall 1 nierefore m 'due course have. the pleasure qf .publishing.. an &&■' dross setting ;forth my political views for* your consideration. ! r ; '['■■ ,! ,' >>• I have the bonour to be. ( . Gentlemen,, Your obedient servant j ■ ' : ■ JOilN STEYENSi ■ Peptember 26,1881. iPBPf t ESS lidTEL, ' T Xrij U A C,JS E-N D. |Ir. : h. border X>F.GS. most, respectfully t t> announce J ,',lO the ; settlers ..of Palmerston, an«l. of Terrace Kiid m particular, that he has taken the above ho: el, and by dint of p< rseventnee hopes to merit, a lair eba.jje of public -patroatige. - <.. " i Q,j vioit the Princess p, and; there y v vvi!l '/ffnd '■•■•■'■■■ - ■ ■ ■ Tee diiinfist viands with lowest charges ; combined; y - /•.<'-, He will please your palate, he will please your fight. With rich dai .ties a.nd -sparkling liquors , b'-ight. . i For of, all ihe delicacies t which tbe inhabi-. ■■* ! tarits tiy ' ■■' ' To pleare their- palates or do. ght tli* eye, . Uf all the 'several 'kin Is of. suii|»tuf>u.s -■ : • •■ ■ iare,. >*■'•'■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■> ■ -' - There s none^jwiih ljis caering can comP ar - e -. ... ," His Ales and Stouts are of brands, youlll 'o>vn; ■'■■■■ if' ,"-'■■ ■' .- ■■.' ■ ■' ; a.n I Guinness 'n, the, Pig Brand f ,kno:vii ... .•,,..!.- , His spirits, too:, when you feel d<*prt-ssed A. sxu.aU nip will a J% rti-e th« rest. : ,W HEN V BOKDEB. : MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD. NOTICR IS. HEUEHY GIVEN., m! accordance with Section 4, : of ;the Public Woks Act, 1880, that it is poposed to CLOSE the Road,, running m a; i south-westerly direction, through Section No. 89, "Karrre; 5 and to r OPEK in ' lieu thtreofa LXN.E of l&Q Al) ALONG th«j WESTERN B y.\DLARY of SAID! SECTION N0. ! 89. and that Plans ohb.e' pu»posed alteration ,may bejin§pectc,d.at'i i he office of the Board. GEO. J. MUCE Chairman Manawatu Highways Board. MR. J.. .HERBERT '^ANKD^I BARRIiSTiKR., H)LICITO&i.- and, t ; No:i;AiiY ?y.BLJOv : '" /'° NORTH.- . Temporary Office — Thyhue, Linton, , ij i;( ; ;.and Cogftiß.uilding; ! ■ | A perpetual Conarajsaipnen for taking, '• Acknowledgements of Deedaby.! Married Women.;: *:y.n ■■/. „; .., '..';.. — '■■--— — - — - — . Ll ..:\ -._.„■>. rnplJE KJIiLiC v fKUST OFFICE, JL OF NEW ZEALAND. ' ' Any person may appoint the' .^«J^Hc Trnf^ee executor and trustee ' will or en ie 1. • ' •■■■■-. 'i Any person trustee may tF^nsfcr 'tiiic managi-me.ut of tru,-t "^r^iicj.rty,,tji. t.hi- ; J v ub Xc Tt-tf<»tee, who will theieupti'nhifla «uch jjropx upon the origiudl tfii^ att-ch-iox thereto. - ..--.-• Any person, company, asspciatjpn v ( or public body ; wi'f.hin (Vri vvi'fTont* th'p'colbtiy may place any propeaty belon<ji >g to thira.iti charge of jthe J^ubljc XHstft upon trust for sn«*h uses, as may lil- defined m the dyed;cre:atiyg the tru^ti ". ' Any Building, Ljjnd or F.kndly&ov citty may, byiitji^ules provide that pro-, .perty belonging to it^nay,, bc,,phc din the Public- Trust' U'^ce^for' siiVb' trusts and uses, and, .with, syjeh ,pp,.-» f» S; as niaij* be ■difinc'l mor by ;th^aidrrule$ v , ; . „0 : atV} The adVantHjfcs «'ff'-r Ware : — \- i ,, '<■■ I. $jatb- Gu-arantke against pecnp-' tiw fraud oriyisboneMy^ :-.-siui< % All proposed,; m vest m/nt.4;rtto : =4lron«i s'dered by a Bwd cons'i U'i>i{ of-ljeJl,!^) ■ orable Colonial Treasurer, the Attoii vy-; GeneraUthe'C6mpt>6le'r linti n: Aii M'h'r- J 'jfoneral, the Oo.verniu nt lutsu 'kuc&QtoiA--' mi.ssipner, and the Public Trustee^ c ireful consideration' of all seWrities "ofjcrtd is tb.erefpre ensn.refl..;v ; ■-><;'-! <'^A 3, Z^e. yPubHc .. (XVws^g Jit, >,l i is corpora afe capacify, neyeb py:s^Ni?vßß, THE COCNTRV, aild. N>V KB BECOMES IJ.OAPACixiin, thus a'vtiiflihg tbe »n'afay~j'ncofivenieutes. resultiiigi" fi bnf "freq'u'eii V ttiW * poit.tmcnts of trustees ntcossitatfed^l'y 1 4«-ath v ch:ing.; of a!iode,__or-.meutal. or. ' bodily ,i»&»iity.. q//, tfUO'J ■& I 4 Pnnetinli JVan^^onjp'Uu.le m fie nemitta-roe/jf pem'otiical'j^ij'mhnts to uenefi in ries ;o(aiuw\pnr'tt^' '' the" colony or el<ewh^ijejays\\hieii it may ' be desired tb^'^U" Y«i»eijfs. should ber m .ile;^.' :.."«T.i*ar -/-«>•. f <j. j o. The effect iye*hfcck- which- is oalied ' ™W^Mi?PfpsiX&*i)ymmkß vcm ik drawn f. om the public 'l^rus^s accouat. • !6. iieasonable^cWges : T)n es?ates, such as are now being considered, tbe I*ug!i.?, i l Jkusteeds.. authorised 1 > t^tsh^rgS 1 per cent on.d fobnraeraeats,* i. and one SBffi?, P£J^isi AffJ»sß treated Nb chjttge H tn«le fof probafp^ nor for passing. st,,iiijj..iyjd^jiroperiy' tax return - ,nor for correspondence., bpwever. vjolurai- ' nous. Thus the saving to ejtatejtplaced m this o^xce is considerable. R. C v H.AMERTON. V<Mk. Trustee., k