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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5208, 30 November 1877, Page 3

Public Notices - • - BEACONSFIEL.D. \ , BEACONSFIELD. . BEACONSFIELD. Good news for investors, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. On and after WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 28th INST., a DULY LICENSED SURVEYOR From the Township of BeaoonsfieM will be in attendance at the Office of the undersigned each day until day of sale, for the purpose of giving precise and accurate information to intending purchasers, of sections at the Great Sale of Beaconsfield on Friday, at 2 p.m. W. FINNIMORE, Auctioneer. _ BULL'S ! BULL’S! BULL’S ! BULL’S ! BULL’S ! ' BULL’S ! fJIHE SALE MAP of Sectioua in the TOWNSHIP of BULL’S has just been received per Special Messenger, and is now on view at the Auction Mart, Lamb ton-quay. W. FINNIMORE, Auctioneer. THE BOARD OP THE EDUCATION DISTRICT OF WELLINGTON. NOTICE. Summary proceedings in the Resident Magistrate’s Court will be taken for the recovery of all School Fe s which may remain unpaid by the 14th of DECEMBER. . By order of the Board. SOLOMON LEVY, Collector. November 29, 1877. The Library will be CLOSED for one week from date, for removal to new buildings. Reading-room open to-morrow evening, new buildings. H. F. LOGAN. Wellington, 26th November. WATERWORKS. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. The MAINS, after this notice, will be CHARGED at EIGHT O’CLOCK in the EVENING, and the Water SHUT OFF at EIGHT O’CLOCK in the MORNING. Consumers are ' recommended to store at least twelve hours' supply. By order. N. MaRCHANT, Engineer. WATERWORKS.' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on and after THIS DATE, consumers wasting water or using it for purposes other than “ domestic,” will be proceeded against as the law directs, NICHOLAS MARCHANT, Engineer. Custom House-quay, October 29. . D ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned as Schoolmasters, in the City of Wellington, has been dissolved by mutual consent, and that the ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL will henceforth be carried on by the Rev. THOMAS PORRITT alone, who will receive all payments and discharge all liabilities on behalf of the late firm. THOS. A. BOWDEN. THOMAS PORRITT. ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned as Booksellers and Stationers, in the City of Wellington, has been dissolved by mutual consent, and that the business will henceforth be carried on by Mr. L. T. BOWDEN alone who will receive all payments and discharge all liabilities on behalf of the late firm. THOS. A. BOWDEN. li. T. BOWDEN. T. A. BOWDEN desires to notify that in retiring from business in consequence of illhealth, he has transferred the whole of his interest in the business referred to above to his son and late partner, Mr. L. T. BOWDEN, and solicits on his behalf a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the establishment during the last six years. T. A. B. being on the point of revisiting Great Britain, will be happy to undertake any Commissions which friends may desire to entrust to his charge. L. T. BOWDEN, in succeeding to the ENTIRE BUSINESS hitherto carried on under the style of T. A. BOWDEN & SONS, whilst soliciting a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the late firm, desires to assure his numerous friends and customers that no effort shall bo wanting on his part to deserve and secure the same, and also takes this opportunity to state that ho is now opening a complete and carefully as. sorted stock of Books and Stationery, at his NEW SHOWROOM, Athena;um Buildings, Where it is believed the public will meet with every article that they may require in the above lines, of GOOD QUALITY and at MODERATE PRICES. L. T. B. wishes also to state that his premises in Featherston-street will in future be confined to the WHOLESALE BUSINESS, where large and varied stocks will be kept. NOTICE. — Having sold my Coaching Business between Wellington and Wanganui to Hastwell, Macara, and Co., I beg to return the public generally my sincere thanks for the liberal support accorded to me for the past nine years, and solicit a continuation of that support tor my successors, having every confidence that the travelling public will in no way suffer by the change. ANDREW YOUNG. With reference to the above, it will at all times be our pleasing duty to accomodate the public in every way, and we beg to solicit a continuation of that support bestowed on our predecessor. HASTWELL, MACARA, & CO.