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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 233, 4 September 1883, Page 3

The Wool Sale- S ■.:■'/;.:- '.js.'" ''■■_? " j &AEk^iRREGI[JLAB. ; (Bt ; BLKOTBIO TBLBttUPH.— OOPTB^OHT.)! ?■ (BBUIKtt'B TBLKGBAMS.) j | ' : i* t' - iiOHDOs; September 1. | At the wool sales 123,000 bales have beenjpatalpgued, and 14,000 withdrawn. The taariet it strong, but irregular. Superior merinos are firm are now ecjual to former rates, but coarse and fleece wools are a halfpenny lower. ..,.-..■■■■■ ' VA*well-behayed lad 1 ia wanted as apprentice to the Manawatu Stand abd. A well-bred young bull is offered for sale. The Valuable Young Hero is to beat the senriee of breeders this season. Mr Q, F. Hawkins announces Tanoua sums of money to lend. , JSMessTB Stevens* Gorton announce for saw <ste, grass-seed, potatoes, &c. The flra i, ; cash buyers of produce. The card of Messrs Warburton and Sand?, lands will be found over the leader. ■ : rTMPOBT ANT TO ADVERTISERS. ) N.fl.— The Manawatu Standabd, *h< Oldest Established Daily Country Newspaper en the West Coast, is unequalled as an adver tising medium, being more widely ocirculatec han any other Newspaper m the District. ],'* .;" : O 'P^BIOT ORDERS. ""T P^^TQN HORTH RIPLI VOLXTNTBERS will Parade fo Quarterly Inspection on^ Friday tb Uth September, at 7 o'clock p.m v ] _ ■ .-. Major. ilead Quarfceifl, w 17ib:lugaBVX888;