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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9413, 6 April 1909, Page 8

(Tender*. Jfl E N 0 I N G> TENDERS are invited for the Pulling Down of old Gorge Pence and Erecting New Wire Fence of abouo 120 chains on boundary between Messrs P. Robinson and J. F. McKelvie. Intending tenderers will be shown over the work on THURSDAY, April 8, starting at 9.30 a.m. J. F. McKELYIE, Carnarvon. fjl B N D E R S. FARM FOR LEASING. TENDERS are invited for a ; Lease of a Farm of 100 acres 1 rood 31 perches being part Lot No. 1, part Block LX., Rangitikei, and and other part Lot No. 1, Block LX, Rangitikei. The land is situate at Tutaenui, near Marton, and is all cleared, ploughable, and in good grass, with 6-roomed dwelling thereon. The farm was lately in the occupation of Mr David Pattie, whose lease has expired. The owner will lease for 5 years from say 21st April next. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Conditions of Lease may be seen at th« office of this paper or at the office of JOHN GRAHAM, Peilding. Tenders will be received up to SATURDAY, 10th April next, and can be addressed to this office or to JOHN GRAHAM, Solicitor for Owner, Feilding. For Salles or to Let. ESSRS BRICE, BROAD & CO On account of selling their sawmill have placed the stock of 90.000 feet of timber with HUMPHREY & CO, Marton Junction, to be disposed of on their behalf. Anyone wishing timber should not delay as the whole lot has to be sacrificed. mO LET—Large New Shop on business side of Broadway, Marton, with workroom and kitchen downstairs and 3 large rooms and bathroom upstairs, water and gas. ALBERT H. SUTCLIFFE, FOR SALE A Five-roomed House, with acres of land, situated in Halcombe. Permanent water and good outbuildings, including milking shed, buggy shed, dairy, etc., also good orchard. A. GORSLITZ, Halcombe, ANTED KNOWN. Best Black Mairi Wood for Sale, cut m 6 and 8 inch lengths for stoves, put in sacks, 20 sacks to the cord measurement. For price apply to W. HENDERSON, Wood Dealer, Rata.

TT 6E BE CLIPPING. Messrs SIGNAL BROS^ Are now prepared to undertake Horse Clipping. A New and Up-to-date Machine will be used. Firstclass work guaranteed. Marion technical SCHOOL. Students may enrol in the following Subjects by payment of 76 per per cent, of the fee for the term. Bookkeeping Dressmaking Millinery Home Nursing English Arithmetic Singing (juniors) ARTHUR D. N. TRAIN, Acting Director. 1%/TESSRS OLDFIELD BROS. having dissolved partnership, all Accounts must be paid by 28th. The business will be carried on as usual by J. E. Oldfield. B ULLS TOWN BOARD. TWO EXTRAORDINARY VACANCIES. Candidates Nominated: Broughton, Ernest Markwick Coughlin, Daniel Goodall, Henry Alfred An Election will be held at the Town Board Office on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of April, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. THOS. W. DOWNES, C.E., Returning Officer. fJIEMPORARY PREMISES. H. P. GREEN, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, BULLS, Will carry on business in temporary Premises in Main Street until new Shop is erected. i