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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1045, 6 February 1882, Page 4

Public Moticcs. ol'l'lCi-.L DIKKCTOKY FOB In i*(;aHUA. Maoist bate and Wabdfn : M r W. H« Resell Ju>TICER OF THE PEACE : iVirG L. J.< wmHii mid *"r P. Prpnifln W Ai iH'N'sf LKRK— fllso I'e'uri ing ('fficeiior Route of' JiepreFetitHMrps mid K(gißtrar o? Birth.*, Deatl.s, and Marriages. Mr H. Lues? Assistant Warden's Clerlf ; Mr A. Coifleld Officer-in-Charge of Police : Sprgeant Neville. Post and Telegraph : Officer-in Ctiurge ... Mr G. W. Sampßon jDistrirt Surveyor : Mr J. Montgoroerie j epreseiitatire in Parliament : T. 8. Westou. Esq County Council j Chairman ... Mr P. Brpnnan Clerk J.Harold Enginper ... K. B. Garven Members of Council— Cr». Brennan. Craig. F<-eban, I'ntrrrnon, Irving, Williams, By rue, and Eibet. Banes : Bank New Zealaua— .Rational Bank - MrPickenne, Mr. I. Lewis, Manager. Manager. Chubckes : Church of England — Eoman Catholic— Bey. H- JE. Sedgwirk liev. D Carew (Toiled Metliodiut Free Church— Uev. J. Parkin. State — School* : Catholic SchoolMr K. I'liaJtock, Mr A. 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