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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 138, 30 April 1881, Page 3

ARMSTRONG BROTHERS, CIFIL ENGINEBRS, \ ARCHITECTS and SURVEYORS, PALMBRSTON NORTHj IS.LftKWk.TV. Messrb; c. j, ■:&£ p ; Armstrong are prepared to furnish Designs, Plans, Spebifiitions^nd Estimates for Vail kinifs of SJnginef'ring and Architectura? Work ; also, to undertake Surveys and Levels for Railway, 'R-iaoY Canal, drainage, un<i FiOilwakment Schemes and Harbor Works. Mr. E ,T. Armstrong has had many years' English and Cohtiheutal experience. -.-■"■ • ' -■[ ■■_■■■ -•■•■; -■':■•'•■■ .. Mr J. P. Armstronaf for over 20 years m the Indian Public Works Department has wide and varied experience bnt especially m Drainage, Embankment, River-training and Cantl workt. [-'■' TO JOSEPH P. LBARyV ESQ. SIR,— We, the. undersigned burgesses of the Borough: of Palnierston North, respectfully request that you will allow yourself to be nominated as a candidate for the seat m the Council;- now vatant by the, resignation of (Joonjullor Ivor James. ; :;..,_ '; .". James Linton :> J;Nannestad . ' ; Thomas Manson John Mbwlera Alex. Ferguson James Ejtig W It. Dimond H. 0. Collinaon Thomas Wray J. C. Fouler Jamefi Carroll John B. Dungan D. Clifford Robert Ailingham F. Gillett Charles lloHkirigs E. F.Charles Edward Maith D. R. Jones John Morris Thos. S. Hoe, . , and a number of otheri. TO MESSRS. LINTON, NANNR-. STAD, AND OTHERS SIGNING* THE REQUISITION, ftCNTLIMBK, — It affords me much pleasure to comply with your requisition. Through pressure of business, andalio, believing that theze were others available) more conversant with Borongh: matttri , than myself, I have hitherto rtfraintd i ftom taking any active part m connection with that section of public affairi. 1 could not, however, refuse my services ia face of the inflaentially-signcd requisitum you have placed m my handt; and -whilst thanking yon warmly for the confident* jou have thus reposed m me, I beg teat* sure you and the Burgesses generally of Palmerston North, that I will, if returned ■ to the Council, faithfully discharge tht>duties pertaining to the office of a Borough Councillor, and by my voice tad' vote assist, m carrying what I dtem the. best measures to promote the welfare of the Borough. I mi, Gentlemen, Obediently yours, JOSEPH P. LBABX Palmerston North; April 26, 1881. PALMERSTON BOTTLING STORES. WINE A SPIRIT MERCHANT; HERMAN WOLLEBMAN, PaopfcisTox TTAS just imported m bulk and eat* XX a very large and genuine stock of Winet and Spirits. Bass' Ale, and 'Guineas' Stout. Also Colonial Ale and Stout, bottled, andia balk. A large stock of cordials of every description on hand, and he begs to intimate that he is now m a position to supply Hotels or private families at most reasonable prices. ' ' All' goods delivered free. NOTB THK Ax>D«lM9. FITZHERBERT STREET. [Past the Town Hall] NEW AUCTION ROOMS ' AHD^", \ J ' LAND OFFICE, COLEMAN PLACE,, Tltfe SQUAB* Palmcxstok Nosth. 8. COLEMAN, 1 AUCTIONKEB, COMMISSION AGKNT, VALUER AND PRODUCE ll BROKER, 1 Moaty adtanced on goods consigned; for positive sale. , -. ■,*.- ' r All bnsinest ponctaally attended to and prompt accounts rendered. Sales conducted within the Provincial District of Wellington by special agree* mentt C A U T I O H . ANY ONB founTTnERPASSTNGF on my LAND, with gun or dog* kfttr this date will be prosecuted. I W. S. STALLARD, ! ' Fitihtrbert, - j ApriMß, 1881, T7! DS J. OLIB m X; ft •-•?■; ' -. • . may sb consultid; at the 10YAL HOTIL WSDNVADAYS Between tk* hours of 9 «JR« wd It IWli