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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 8964, 2 November 1907, Page 3

J. Rod’s application 1 to transfer section 20, block 10, Ajntfi, to Jr \V. and Janies Watt -was held over 101 further consideration. It was resolved not to grant the transfer or section 4, block 9, Hnnna. William Gore’s application to transfer section 7, block 1, Umutoi, to Janies Waugh, senr., was held over for further inquiry by the ranger. . . J. O’Hagan’s application to transfer section 8, block 7, Umutoi, to William Russell was not considered, the proposed transferee bemgr re- j garded as ineligible. . , j T. J. I'crrey’s application to trans- , fer sections S and 11, block 9, Pnkeo- j kahu, to P. F. W. Beuck will he . considered when the transfer or latter’s present section is completed. ] Applications to convert the follow- j ing small grazing runs to lease-in- ( lug ouiaii ~" rtr -tur perpetuity were approved :—w. McAllister, block 6, Kaitiefee; W. : Pickup, section 6, block 11, Kaitieke ;W. J. Pickup, section o, ■ block 13. Enitieke. ... ' S. tJWcsfo;:-.. jnnr., Was permitted to traustb" section 9, block 14, to UA. Moore, on the latter undertaking i to * reside. A. Lewis’s application to transfer section 38, block 2, I Tiriraukawa, to R. Richardson was j approved, subject to satisfactory re- I port by ranger. , ~ , j A. Berthelseu will be told there is ■ no objection to his snb-lettiug section 20, Mangaweka Village Settlement, provided the conditions are reasonable and the lessee is eligible. S. Welch’s scheme for the subdivison of section 7, block 8, Makotuku, with a view to sub-leasing, was provisionally approved.

Chesterfields, Divan easy chairs, and easy chairs of every description, the acme of prefeotion, at the Malcolm Furnishing Co. .Ltd,Palmerston North.* Gents suits for the show. Messrs Spence and Spence have opened up a special selection of ready-to-wear suits of superior quality and choice designs, equal to tailor-made, but costing much less money. Those suits are now ready for inspection in the clothing department at the Bon Marche.* KIIVITHA PAROCHIAL DISTRICT. SUNDAY, 3nn NOVEMBER. 11 a.in., Consecration of Church at Cheltenham by Lord Bishop of Wellington. 3 p.m., Confirmation at Kiwitea. 7 p.m., Confirmation at Kimbolton. MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER. 7.30 p.m.. Confirmation at Rangiwahia TUESDAY, sth NOVEMBER. 7.30 p.m., Confirmation at Cheltenham, QHAKEA SCHOOL CONCERT. To be held m the HALL, SANSON, FRIDAY, 84h BSOUEKIBER, ISO 7, At 8 p.m. Admission, 2s and Is. T. MASTERS, Secretary School Committee. rjpHE PRICE OF BREAD. Owing to the continued rise in the price of flour, we, the undersigned Bakers of Marion, have raised the price of the 21b loaf to did Cash, 5d booked from November 1. J. M. NICOL A. J. GOULD BOWLING CLUB. OPENING OF SEASON. Mar ton Bowling Club will open the Season on WEDNESDAY next, November 6th. Intending members and visitors cordially invited. A. H. SUTCLIFFE, Hon. Sec. TENDERS are required by the \ Public Trustee for Leasing 90 j acres 2 roods 8 porches part Section j 310, Block 3, Oroua Survey District, | for the term of 5-1 years from the | Gth November, 1007. Forms of tender with conditions can bo obtained j at the office of the Agent of the | Public Trustee, Palmerston North, j and at the Police Stations at Marten | and Feilding. ! Tenders. close on the 2nd clay of \ November, 1907. | The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WALTER RUTHERFORD, Agent Public Trustee. Palmerston North

Quarter-acre with G-roomed house and all convenience.', including h. and c r.&tor, gas, bathroom (well fitted up', and town water. Three minutes’ walk from Post Cilice with , footpath to within 100 yards of gate j Price £GCO. Apply ■ j Bill Cl 3, 8110 nil A CO, Ltd. | lEL SE N 811 o S., BROA DA'AY, MARTON, ENGINEERS, M ACFIINISTS, MOTOR EXPERTS & C'iCLE MECHANICS, All kinds of Machinery Repaired at shortest notice. All kinds of Engine Packing kepi in stock. X. B 110 WN, ARCHITECT & BUILDING- ASSESSOR QUANTITIES GIVEN. Work supervised in any part of the district. ELECTION OF TRUSTEES. It is hereby notified that the following persons have been nominated cs candidates for the office of Trustee for the Horseshoe Drainage District: Dalton, John Hunt, Herbert Hill Hopping, Charles * Mndford, Richard Thompson, William John Lowe, George, jun. K O&SESHOE DRAINAGE DISTRICT.

As the number of persons nominated exceeds the number of vacancies, I shall hold an election of five Trustees at the Board’s Office, Thames Street, Rongotea, on MONDAY, the 4th day of November,'l9o7, between the hours of 9 a ra. and 6 p.m. T, W. WHITTAKER, Returning Officer. | Tlie Largest and Best Lighted Studios in the district. WHALLBY & CO., THE SQL ABE, Pfis.KrlhhTih’i! SIO3TH. ab igu ’A &yff et, JL' BANGTTIKKC STIDCBT, PALiUEBSTON K OKTK. The travelling public requiring accommodation at a moderate taViffi could not do hotter than pationiso this Largest and Loading Private Hotel. Everything will bo found right up to date with every necessary convenience.

Clean ! Quiet! the Buffet a trial Comfortable dive MAKCHESTEB HOTEL, X FESU3JBG. D, P. BARRETT, PKtPKIETOE. Speight’s Beer always on tap. Choicest Brands of Wines & Spirits, Excellent Accommodation. The Cheapest House on the Coast «Ad Beat. i TAIvIFE, 4s 6d.