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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 265, 17 May 1883, Page 3

Koads and Bfidges Gpnstruction Act, 1882 : . PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby 1 given that .the Manchester Road Board proposes to. construct the following roads, or part* hereof within the Manchester i Soad District under the provisions of the Roads and Bridges Construct ion Act, 1882, relating to District Roads vu; — 1 Ulysses, Jones, Makara, Bunny thorpe, "VVhibley's Mangaone, Junction, Valley and Midland, Wilson's Spur aud Taonui Roads. The estimated cost thereof « £18,038 2a 6d. 2 The amount of payment required on the is £1623 Os Od annually for lf> years, and tbe amount , of special rate required to meet this is oae aud onesixth of a penny m the pound on the rateable value of property within the Manchester Road District. 3 i'he plans, specifications and detailed estimates of the cost of the proposed works may be seen at the office ot the Manchester > { oad Hoard during the ordinary business hours. 4 The poll for or against the above special rate will be taken on Wednesday, the 13fch day of June, 1882, at the Koad Board office, Feilding, Rusmoil's Board* | ing house, As hurst, and the Corporation office, Hal' combe. By order of the Manchester Ro&d Board. "POISON laid on Section, Ko 98 jL Fitzherbert. G. H. ENGELS. May 1, 1883. Gazette m Bankruptcy. NOTICE — The Ma n a w a t it Daily Timks it* a Gazette for all notices under the Debtors and Creditors Acts. r |lHi£ Beasou having ouce more come JL rt und for Warmer Clothes of all kinds, the Proprietor would. reKptctfully invite his customers to inspect che exceptionally nice Uisplay ot' good drapery now on view. lUlEdeniaui for .JONES & Co.'s Sewiuij Mucbiues at £-4 4« ••ash or £4 10s on hire coniiuues without precedent* They are really no sinipit and at the same time effective that once seen no other m enter aiued. ; A VERY CHOICE assortment of DRi S6 Gv )GD* id all th« kadiug shades and new< st materials. TNDIA.N Cashmere m Navy, Myrtle, JL and Seal Brown. "VrUN'S TWJ££l> m the prevailing X l and very reckercho fieutlier Mixtures, i Tj^OULB CLOTH m Grenat, Myrtle, JJ and £*eaie i-°ro»n. * ESTAxMENE BEKGES m Prune, Navy, Myrtlv, Seal Jirown, and Grenat. ROUGH and READY SERGES m Prune, £avy, aud 'Myrtle. These aie Extra Value. *T>ROCHB SATEENS m Myrtle, Seal AJ Browu, and ttieaat. pAMEL HAIR CLOTH, m the \J newest mixtures, very soft and durable. . WINCEYS m the various homely shades and several qualities. ' '" "TTELVETEEN'S,. plaia and brocaded, \ m tbe leading «uades, lo mulch tbe dress materials. BUTTONS, m bone and silk, andtwi.>t to match the dress goods. DRESSMAK^EII on the PremiseTto make up tbe m<>ttt leeeuc Ht}lcs of 1 -allies' Dress. MILLINEIiY— Straw, Kelt, Beaver, Seal aud Braided. Hats, &c. ; IT^LO v\ Eli IS — A nioxc charming show, \Jj both for outdoor aud evening wear. MILLINEIt ou i-he Premises to t:im. bat 5 aud bonnet* iv the superb stylos of the coating fea&ou. BLANKETS— Very good value hi While, Blue, and Scarlet. IT^LANNELS— Now Zealand Wool Jt; ' manufactured into Flaunels m Lancashit c . The wear of tnet>e goods is proverbial. mHE NEW SttOW KOOM is now JL open for the better display of Fancy Drapery, for which the Bon Marche is so well and justly known. WBQLESALEip BJlimDiiiPEß ;