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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3263, 23 July 1889, Page 4

Business Notices- I THOMAS JAGO CABINETMAKER UPHOLSTERER A.ND UNDERTAKER, . QUEEN-STREET ...ImASTEIITON I'lIE UItEATM WONDER (F MODERN TIMES TNEPILLS, , , purify the Blood, correct all disorders ol tlii) Liver, Stomach, Kidnoyaand Bowels They invigoratoand restore tolicaltliDebilitated Constitutions and aruinvaluable in all complaints incidental to FomaleE of all ages, THE OINTMENT Isaninfalliblo remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores, and Ulcors. For Soro Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Gout, Rhumatism, Glandular Swellings, and all shin diseases it has no equal, Manufactured only atProfcssor Holloway's Establishment, 633 OXFORD-STREET, LONDON, and may he had of all Mcdicino Vendors throughout the world. g&Fmchascn should look lo tk Laid nit Ik l'oh and Boxes, If Ik address h mt 583, Oxford Sired, London, they an si) .rioft W. J. HODGES, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER EKETAHUNA Lath of Wkllikgton.) fnllUSTSby Good Workmanship and X Jlodcrato Charges to merit asliarc of patronago. Every Description _ of Saddlery and Ikiiessmaile and repaired on the shortest notice 8121 THOMAS &lMMffi'S (Late Lavish; and Go's.) LINE OP COACHES BETWEEN Maitiiilorough, Kaiwaiwai, Feather pton, Morrison's Bush, and Greytown, connectinc; with Carterton, ar d MasterMARTINI3OIIOUGII <v FEATHEIiSTON: Leave Marimuorougn aauy ai u.ou n.iu,, airiving at Feathcrston at 8. Leave Feat'herston same day at 10.45! a.m., on return journey, railing ■ places of business for passengers and parcels. Arriving at Maitinborough at 12.30 p.m. JIAIiTIXISOIIOIJCHI, GUEYToWN, AND MASTEIITON DIRECT, Leave Martinborougli every Wednesday ut7 a.'ii,arrivingatMorrison's Bush at 8, and Greylnvii at 0. This coach arrives in Greytown in tune for passengers to transfer to Mcssis Bowers & Mcßac's coach, which leaves for Carterton and Masterton at 9.30.

Leave Greytown fou Martinborough on return of the ikstettoa brake, al 0 p,n-° I'a'sseugerscan book at MartmuuiuUjji. for Mnstcrton direct. Return tickets Bs. MARTINBOROUGH AND LOWER VALLM. Leave Martinborough every Thursday morning, returning next day, Orders and parcels may bo loft with Messrs Bowers and Mcßao, Greytown, and at Biiyliss' store, Martinborough. 3229 THOMAS 4 MAIIBJITTB. EMPIJiE HOTEL, FEATHEBSTON. (Opposite Railway Station). JAMES SMITH, PROPRIETOR, _ finHE best accoiirwliition in the ahJL trict. Wines and Spirits of the first quality. Horses and Buggies always iiv. hire. • 1960 WAIHARAPA NORTH COUNTY.

JLI with the consent of the ratepayers interested proposes to raise Loans under Tho Government Loans to Local Bodies Act, 1880, for the following purposes'— 1. To increase the width ot tho metalled portion of the Main Road) through Ekctahuna. The amount proposed to he borrowed is £500; tho amount tu bo act apart in each year for paying off tho Loan is £25, to meet which a Special Eato of fifteensixteenths of a Penny in the £ will bo make on tho rateable value of tho following properties. Subsections 5 to 22 (inclusive) of section 13, section 23 (including allotments thereof) and auk-sections 1 to 31 (inclusive), of BCdum 24, Township of Ekctahuna. A meeting of Ratepayers to consider Ibis proposal will beheld at the Road Board Office, Eketahuua, at noon on SATURDAY, July 27th, 1889. _ 2. To renew tho Wangaehu Bridge on tho Upper Taucru Road.—The amount proposed to bo borrowed is i'GOO. The amount to be set apart in each year for paying oil the Loan is £3O, to meet which a Special Itato of One-thirteenth of a Penny in the!' will be mado on the rateable value of tho properties contained within the following boundaries: Commencing at a point where the northern boundary of Section 23' Block 11, Otaboua, S.D . intersects tho Wangaehu Stream, proceeding uorthwards, bounded by the Wangaehu Stream to the southernmost corner of section No, 67, Block XIV., Kopuaranga S.D., thence by tho Inst mentioned sections, and by sections Nos. CC and 65, by tho northern boundary of the last-mentioned section produced till it meets the Eastern boundary of section No. 58, by the last mentioned section, and suction No. 54, Mock XIV, by ft public road, by sections No, 10,' 70, 5,12, and 11, Block X by sections Nos. 20, 28, 30,32,3-1,118,42, 208 Block VI., by a public road, h\ sections Noj. 103 and 118 to the soutli-eastern corner of section No 107, Block VII., all m tho Kopuaran(,a Survey District, thence by the Western, Northern, Eastern, and part of the Southern boundaries of the Upper Taueni Road District as described on page 952 ot N.Z. Gazette No. 70, dated 13th June 1884, to the conlluence of tho Taucru river with tho llnngatopitopi stream in Block IV., Otahoua Survey district, thence by section 82N by Taimiatawhakapuno West in Block 111, and by sections Nos, U and 23, Block 11,

Otahoua S.D., to the starting point. A meeting of ratepayers to consider this proposal will be held at tho Waiißaehu school house at NOON on SATURDAY, the 27th July, 1889. S To erect bridges over tho Akitio, Aohongo, mid -Mataikuna Kivcrs, and construct the necessary' approaches thereto. 'Die ainnunl proposed to bo borrowed is £BOOO The amount to be set apart in each year for paving off the loan is £4OO, to meet which ft special rato of 41-Mths of a penny in the pound will be niado on tho ratcablo value of the property m the Akitio ridinc the boundaries whereof are coterminous with those of the Akitio ltoad District as described on page 1518 of tho New Zealand Gazette, No 61, dated 25th November 18SG. ' A meeting of ratepayers to consider this proposal will bo held at tho office of the Akitio Road Board at noon on Saturday, the 27th July 1881), N.l3—These proposals will bo subject to any legislation which may tako place raising the rato of interest and sinking j fund lroin 5 per cent to 0 per cent per miium. By Order, F.G. MOORE, Couiity Clerk;