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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4724, 18 May 1894, Page 3

SALE OF FUKB. Messrs wm & iorns win sell by auotlon it their Mart on BATURDAX, 19th inptant, at 2 p'olook, able Auatralian and Foreign Furs, com' prising- ' . . , Natural Black, Grey and Mountain ' Opoasnm, Kangaroo, Wallaby, Fox, and Native Gat : BagaV Beat Mats, , Specimen Bugs, Muff Bags, Foot "Warraore, etc., etc.". Aiao- " A number o£ fashionable Ladies' Furs, best quality and finish, and made up in H U If T O Li 0.8 SPORTS, THURSDAY, 24th MAY, 1894. Messrs Lowes & lobns will offer at their mart on Saturday, 19tli fast,, at 2 o'olock; the Publican's Privileges in oonneotion with above meetin P. TUESDAY; MAY 29th, 1893, At ono o'clock. TAKA.TAHI •STOCKJSALE. H. WOOD will sell by Public . ■ Auction as abovo 200 owes and wethers (forward) 187 owcsinlainb 10 calves 2 dairy cows 2 smooth hair Bcrkshiro boars (puro bred) horses of all classes Fiirther entries invjted. WEDNESDAY, Gin JUNE, 1894, AT ONE O'CLOCK, TAUHEKENIKAU STOCK_SALE, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FH, WOOD will hold bis next ro- , gular Stock Bale at the Tauhere. nikau ijile Yards on WEDNESDAY, the Gtb day of June, Settlors desirous of entering stock of any kind for this sale are requested to send particulars of their entries either So Mr, U J. Kent. Johnstono (my Featherston agent), Mr Hiloy, or the undersigned as early as possible in order to ensure due publicity being, given to same by advertisement. There Is no doubt in my mind that this is a splondid centre for stock sales, and if the movement is supported by settlers and the public generally, no expense will be spared in erecting suitable and conveni. ent accommodation. Temporary yards F. 11. WOOD, Auctioneer, A. 6. TAINE&CO., Auctioneers, STOOK AND STATION AGENTS, Wool, toin and Produce Biota WELLINGTON, N. Z„ A RE prepared to undertake Auotion Sales XJI of Stook, Horses, Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, etc, Also of General Merchandise, Furniture, Town and Country Lands. Sales hold in the country distriols as arranged, _ Liberal cash advances made againßt consignments placed in our hands lot sale or shipment, also on wool, sheepskins, tallow, bides and live stock. YnUitions made o! all kinds of propery KwSS BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT OF WELLINGTON. ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. T T is hereby publicly notified that JL Meetings of Householders for the Annual Election of the new School Committees will be held on MONDAY, the 11th day of June next, at 8 p.m., in the school buildings of the following districtsMakakahi, Opaki, Belvedere, Grcytown, Mungaroa, Itorokoro, Kcreru, Pakakariki, Ilorokiwi, Kniwarra, Eilbirme. The Board calls upon the householders in each district to send in writing by post or delivery, so as to bo delivered to tlic respective Chairmen of the several School Committees not later than 8 o'clock in the evening of MONDAY, the 4th day of June next, the names of persons, being resident householders, nominated by them for election to serve upon tlie Conunittco for the year next ensuing. Each nomination shall be signed by the proposer and by the candidate, and shall be on the form wliich can bo obtained from the Chairmen of the existing Committees, or to the effect thereof. The Chairman of every Committee shall cause a list of all candidates so nominated, to be displayed upon 1 outer door of every sclioolhonse within the district under the control of such Committee, on the next day after MON DAI, 4th, June next, or as soon there after as may be. ARTHUR DORSET, , Secretary. Education Office, "Wellington, 14th May, 1894. WELLINGTON COLLEGE, THE SECOND TERM Will on FRIDAY, June Ist, Prpupaotus and any information that may be re' quired cau be obtained from tho under•ld tho case of new boarders as early as possible. CHAS. P. POWLES ;®v wl MASTEKTON ROAD BOARD, N'OTlOfc' is given of the intention of the Board, with the consent of the ratepayers specially interested therein, to raise a loan of which, the ' flowing pro particulars The work to be undertaken is metallinct on the Opaki to Rangitumau toad. The account to be borrowed is £IOO, The amount to bo set apart each year towards paying off tho loan is £5. To meet intorest and annual charges on the aeid loan it is proposed to strike a special rate of one-fifth of a penny in the £ on the rateable value for the time being of the following properties Sections 88, 80, 84, 85, 87, 89, 91, 810ckV,21.22,28,24,26,20, 28, 30, 32, Block VI, 94,79, 81 ( 83; 82, 80, 78, Block IX, and those portions of seotiona 76, and 77 in the last-mentioned Block lying ,to the west of the OpakiRaiipituraau and Northcroft's road, contalning 160 acres, more or lesß, and bounded towards the west by section 87 in the fame Block, and by a straight line from tho northernmost corner of said section 37 to a poiut on the northern boundary of seotion. 77, distant In & westerly direction 3375 links from Northcroft's road, and that portion of section 9, Block X, lying to the westward of the Kaka»amu Road—all in tho Kopuaranga Survey District. F. G, MOORE, Olerk. 27th April, 1894J