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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4393, 19 April 1875, Page 3

Public Notices. Notice.— election of .wardens for the MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD will take place as follows ; Foxton—Court-house, at 10 a.m., 21st inst. Karere—Garrett’s, at 10 a.m., 22ud inst. Palmerston—Court-house, at 1 p.m., 22nd inst. Rawkaua—Saw Mills, at 3 p.m., 22nd inst. Sandon —-School-house, at 12 o’clock, 24th inst. Carnarvon—School-house, at 3 p.m., 24th inst. T. IT. Cook, Esq., Presiding Officer. By order of the Board, JAMES LINTON, Secretary. Notice to ratepayers in the MANAWATU HIGHWAYS DISTRICT. Those who have not paid the Highway and Education Rates for the present year are respectfully requested to do so at once, as legalproceedings will shortly be taken against all defaulters. JAMES LINTON, Collector, Palmerston, March 20, 1875. piOXTON LOCAL BOARD DISTRICT. Ratepayers in the above are informed that all rates now due must be paid within fourteen days from this date, to prevent legal proceedings being taken to recover same. JOHN W. LIDDELL, Chairman. Foxton, 16th April. NOTICE.- —All debts due to the estate of ROBERT MORTON, Greytown, are requested to be paid forthwith to Messrs. Edmondson, Sellar, and Co., or Mr. J. Irons, Masterton, J. G. ALLAN, Solicitor, Wellington. OUR WAREHOUSE will be CLOSED on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 20th and 21st INST., also on MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 26th and 27 th INST. JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. \/( R. LIPMAN LEVY’S Premises will LVI be CLOSED on TUESDAY, APRIL 20. and WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 ; also on MONDAY, APRIL 26, and TUESDAY, APRIL 27. jP OPO WA I SAW MILLS. TERRY & BAILLIE Having secured a first-class Totara"Bush within a mile of main street, Greytown, are now prepared to execute Orders with despatch, NOTICE. —All persons having claims against ROBERT BURRETT will please send them in by the 30th April ; and all persons owing monies to the said ROBERT BURRETT will please to pay them before the 15th MAY next, after which date unsettled accounts will be placed in a solicitor’s hands for immediate collection. Wellington, April 1, 1875. NOTICE. —All persons having claims against the estate of late ABRAHAM HARRIS will please send in their Accounts before the Ist day of July, 1875 ; also, all persons indebted to the estate will please pay their amounts to Charles Harris, Executor, on or before the Ist July, 1875. Executor— CHARLES HARRIS, Pakuratahi. rnilE PORT NICHOLSON MINING J INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE. —■ A call of Five Shillings per share, made by the Directors of this Company, is due and payable on or before the 3rd day of MAY next, at the office of the Company, Public Hall, Brandon-street, Wellington. By order of the Board of Directors, CHARLES HILLSDEN, Secretary. Wellington, April sth. rpO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. HILDER AND ABIGAIL, Manufacturers of every description of Boot and Shoe Uppers, Importers of, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in leather, grindery, elastic web, boot webbing, sewing machine requisites. 577 & 579, GEORGE STREET, SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES. ABUS leaves the Victoria Hotel every Sunday at 1.45 p.m., conveying passengers to the station in time to catch the afternoo train, and will also be in attendance on the arrival of the last train. W. R. ILASTWELL, Drapery. rjl B AR O HOUSE. Homespuns in all the leading shades, At Te Aro House. Satin Cloths, in all the new colors, At Te Aro House. Wool Diagonals, a choice assortment, At Te Aro House. Winceys, an immense stock to choose from, At Te Aro House. French Merinos, 100 pieces just from Paris, At To Aro House. Costumes in Homespun Cloth, very choice, At Te Aro House. Costumes in Fancy Diagonal Cloths, various shades, At Te Aro House. Costumes in Fancy Camlets, very elegant, At Te Aro House. Velvet finished Velveteens, a largo assortment, At To Aro House. Black Silks, in all makes and of the best quality, At Te Aro House. Black Silk Velvet Jackets and Mantles, French manufacture, from £2 2s. to £l2 125., At Te Aro House. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE. AND STAINS HAVE JUST OPENED, TWENTY CASES OF MEN’S & BOYS’ AUTUMN CLOTHING. As this shipment is the best ever imported by them, for its cut, style, and exceptionally good quality, they have much pleasure in soliciting the attention of the public to their present large stock, the whole being made from patterns sent home seven months ago. Men’s Scotch tweed, Halifax, Galatea, and paget suits, 375. 6d to 4 guineas Men’s Halifax, Ballarat, and paget walking coats, from 18s. Men’s black cloth paget coats, 255. to 425. Men’s fashionable overcoats, 28s. 6d. to 635. 400 pairs strong colonial tweed trousers, 13s. Cd. 300 pairs assorted "strong tweed trousers, 75., Bs., 95., 10s., 11s, Men’s trousers and vests, 16s. 6d., 18s. Cd., 225. Cd., 275. Cd., to 375. Cd. Men’s printed moleskin trousers, 9s. Men’s white shirts in all the new shapes, 4s. to 10s. Cd. each ; reductions made on half dozens Youths’ Halifax suits, very useful, 255,, 27e. Cd., 305., to 455. Bovs' knickorbockcr suits, 10s. Cd., 12s, " Cd., 155., 18s., to 80s, Boys’ knickerbocker velveteen suits, 205., 255., 30s. Boys’ sailor suits, 18s. Boys’ Swiss blouse and Galatea suits Paris hats, now shape, 205., 255. Drab shell hats, 12s. Cd. A large assortment of ties and scarves. KIRKC ALDIE AND STAI.NS, LAMDTON-QUAY AND CoBA-STIUSET, ■WELLINGTON.