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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 282, 7 June 1883, Page 4

County Notices. THE MANAWATU DAILY TIMES, haying been "boy* cotted" bytho Manawatu County Council owing to adverse criticisms upon its administration, and the ad» vocacy of its abolition m /favor of a cheaper system, of local Government, the following notices are published gratis m ths interests of the settlers of North Manawatu, nearly tho whole of whom see no paper but tbe Times :— * Manawatu County OouncH. Sandon-Carnarvon Tramway TRAMWAy^LEEPERS, WRITTENiiNUEES wiUbe receiyed at the/ County | Chambers, / Foxton,. up/to noon of Saturday, the 9th^ of June, ,1888, lor the supply and vdelivery/ at "the above' line, of sawn JRail way Sleepers 7 feet by 7 inches by 5 incKes. Specifications may be obtained at tbe County Chambers, Foiton/ Z , Tenders to be addressed/ to the Chairman, Carnaryon / Tramway Committee, and marked outside " Tender for Sleepers?' '/ The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By order. Foxton, May 2. MANAWATU COUNTY. -A CARNARYONhSANDON TR4.M. : WAY--eo»TaAc» AJSp iA FORMATION^ptAYINGRAILS TxpiTTEN iENDERS will be V V s received at the. County Chambers, Fcxton, up to noon on the 16th June, 1883, marked outside V. Tender- for Tramway,'* and addressed to the undersigned/ *- ' v i| Drawings i and specifications may be seen at the County Office, Foxton. 'v' ■ <■■ --yA-- //' '"Byorder.'/'' ,:/,:/ . PRO^EbrU^.^?^ . A2* JRITCIHEN cV 80NS : Al^D • M' LEOD BROS (LiMraani v To be incorporated uader the Companies Act, 1882, limiting the liability of Shareholders to the amount, of their shares . - .; „,] : ; y Ayr Capital .* ... ... £100,000,/ In 100,000; shares of £1 eachi : of which Messrs Kitchen and M'Leod retain 20.000 fully paid up .; The; remainder will be called up as follows :~2s- 6d on application, 2s 6d on allotment, and the t - halance (of which ; it; is no» antici. pated more than, 5g will be naeded) as | M»y be required during the next 1 ; two yefers No call to exceed. Is per share Judicious financial arrangements, have been effected, it will be unnecessary to call up the whole of the capital The. Company to be registered on 80,000. shares being subscribed ! iJPabVlBlbwAI. DIBBOTOBS Mr N R«d, W and G !Tnrnbull and Co), Wellington ." Mr A X Newmati; M:p., M.R.C.P. , (Zohrab and Kewman), Wellington Mr Jas Smith (Turnbull; Smith and Co), Wellington >^ ( Mr ; W & Locke Travers (Travers and Cave), Wellington : : « - Mr S Danks tS Danks and SonlWellingtpn ' -=> 'v'!--'^'^ ,^. ; -.rMr J R : 'Blair (Chairman Education Board); Wellington ; ' ; ; y Mr D AndCTsoni jurn, WelliMtbii w Mr B Smith (Benjamin Smith A Co). Wellington. Captain WB Williams. Wellington. —?&■■•' H a ? De ' (J and , ii fiarbi»»o , Wellington; • >; . ( v-^ Mr Thos Whitehouse, We fingtoii Mr E. Feist, Masfertdn," Iv^r^pa, Welhngton';^""^T*r'r"'^^•':.^••r.•'•?*• w * s^; Mr Duncan M'LeaniGreyßMssiii Managing DißEc^ont I Mr Joseph Kite ".*ai I f .-:2'Bb/jxbbs.;!' ; .' :-r-.-- ,,"-:. .'"'..-J.-' Wellington aud D,isti(^«-Mewm Williamson and Co, Lambtt a*fasy Tsufobabt Ornci s i Wellington.— At the Oft icf Mr James Bently, Grey-street: The Company is f projectc Sbe purpose of acquiring and cont.uui} g tfce well-known and extensive bush -esses which have been so successfully c irred on by Messrs/ J. Kitchen andiSohs, at Wellington, and' Messrs McTieod Bros., at Dunedin, as manufacturers of Sfearine Candles, Soap, :Glycenhe, &c: 4 Forms of Application for Shares may be obtamed, and Shares applied for at\the National Bank of New Zealand, Limited and its branches throughput the Colony, or at the Temporary Offices of the Company. I NO T E T HIS. AMBITION takes many different turns ; but he who endeavors re find rational amusement and pleasure for children deserves the thanks of the nation far more than the war* rior who teaches > men. to slay; each other. • te ' For the purest Confectionery go to G. H. THOBNTOir, Wholesale Conn fectioner, Mannera street, Welling*, ton. TERRACE END VETERINARY FORGE POAD A BRAZIER. BEGS to notify that they have OPENED the shop at Terrace End, as a VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE and GENERAL SMITHY. „ v HOBSES CABBFULT SHOD. All Other work done at the lowest prices,