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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2546, 3 November 1888, Page 3

Notices. r I I OWN Of 'RAGLAN HIGHWAY 1 BOARD. The following is publicly notified, iu accordance with Clause ■!, Sub-section 2 of "The Road Hoards Act, IMS-." ALLAN GILMOUR, Chairman Town of Raglan Highway Board. Raglan, October 110 th, INSB. Notice is hereby given that a petition will be presented to the Raglan County Council, praying that the district within the undermentioned boundaries be annexed to and amalgamated with the Town of Raglan District Highway Board, the united districts to be called the Raglan Highway Board. This petition is now lying at the residence of the Clerk, Town of Raglan Highway Board at Karioi. All that area iu the Provincial District of Auckland, commencing at the northernmost angle of the Town of Raglan iu Whaiugaroi Harbour. Bounded towards the East generally by the NorthEastern boundary of the Town of Raglan to the Opoturu Creek, thence crossing that creek to the Northern extremity of Section No. J cf the Parish of Karioi, thence following the Oputuru Creek aforesaid to the South-Eastern angle of Section No. .">7 of the Parish of Karioi aforesaid, thence by theSouthcrn boundary of Section No. ,37, the North - Western boundaries of Sections No. Oil, 102, and ■JO, !he Western boundaries of Sections No. ;>y and I'.l, the f-'outh - Western and Southern boundaries of Section No. Gli, the North - .Eastern, Eastern and Southern boundaries of Section No. 107, the Southern boundary of Section No. 110, part of the South-Western boundary of Section No. HIS, the South-Eastern boundary of Section No. 25, the North-Eas-tern and South-Eastern boundaries of Section No. 23, the Sonth-Eastern boundary of Section No. 22, and the Southeastern boundaries of Section No. 21 to its South-Easterii angle, towards the South by the Southern boundaries of Sections Nos. 21, 20, 70, and 06, all of the Parish of Karioi aforesaid to high-water marks of the sea, and towards the West and NorthWest by high-water mark of the sea, and to Whaingaroa Harbour to the commencing point.

Hamilton light infantry BAND. BANDMASTER METTAM u ill CANVASS for SUBSCRIPTIONS in aid of the above Band, commencing TO-DA\ . JAMES RETD, Captain. Hamilton, Nov. '2nd, ISSS. 1) ANGIAOHIA ROAD BOARD. t _ _ TENDERS will be received ttutil noon of SATURDAY, November 10th, for the following WORKS :— Contract No. IG — Grading Lake Road. Contract No. 17 — Grading near Matthews . Contract No. IS—Grading Oldham's Road. Contract No. I!)— Formation portion To Awamutu-Ilangiaohia Road. Contract No. 20-Gravelling portion of same road. Plans and specifications on view at Mr Teasdale's store, Te Awamntu. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman at the Board, Te Awamntu, marked outside "Tender for Contract No. — Lowest or any tender not necessarily acccpted.

ALEX. ARMSTRONG, Engineer, Rangiaohia Road Board. SEPARATE TENDERS for covering with Iron the Roofs of the Teachers' Houses at HAMILTON WEST and TE AWAMUTU will be received by the Education Board, Auckland, until two p.m. on FRIDAY, l(jth November, 1888. Plans and specification may be seen at the Oliice of the Board (Victoria Arcade, Auckland), and on application to the Chairmen of the respective School Committees. pUKIi I E IT A R ~M~. OFFERS are invited for LEASE of PUKETE FARM for grazing purposes, situate midway between Hamilton and Ngaruawahia; contains 7574 acres, fenced, sub-divided and in excellent condition. Tenders to state rent per annum, payable quarterly in advance. Satisfactory references required. To be sent to the undersigned on or before loth instant. WHITAKER & RUSSELL, Auckland. — 0 T I c vT. The undersigned, having severed his business connection with Mr Rendeli, takes this opportunity of thanking the settlers of the Raglan district, and the Waikato generally, for their kind support during the past ten mouths, and desires to intimate bis intention of carrying on the BAKING AND STOREKEEPING BUSINESS for the future on his own account, and trusts by civility, cleanliness and a good article to merit a continuance of the support he has hitherto received. All goods are made of the best material ONLY. SPECIALITY.-Wedding Breakfasts, Ball Suppers, an:l Tea Meetings supplied ; also, Refreshments at any hour. Call and Give me a Trial. JOHN FOX TURNER, Fancy Bread and Biscuit Baker, Pastry Cook & Confectioner, WYLIE'S BUILDINGS, Vv ALLIS St., RAGLAN. 0 T 1 C""E~. IMPOUNDED in Alexandra Public Pound, A Dark Bay HORSE, white star on forehead, branded S on left shoulder. If not claimed by MONDAY, the stli of November, will be sold to pay expenses. DANIEL COE, L'ouudkeeper. T\ R. W I L K I N S, SHOHTLAXIJ-.STIIEET, AUOKL A N D, (Opposite Star Office). Consulting hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ; Sundays, 10 a.m. to 12 a.m; at his private house, Lower Symonds-street, 7 to 8 p. m ; ov by letter. Dr. Wilkins' pamphlet on the curability of all diseases, medical and surgical, (mainly) without internal medicines, sold at Kidd and Wildman's, Auckland, post free 7d. Regulates spectacles to all sight.