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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 47, 24 January 1884, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY. AT THE DENBIGH SALE YARDS, ! FEILDING. ! O T E YE N S and /~1 ° RT ° N Will sell by Public Auction as above — 25 2-year-old steers 10 head beef * ' 10 mixed cattle 20 cows and calves , 30 mixed yearlings 70 fat sheep ; Sale at 1 o'clock. STEVENS & GORTON,! Auctioneers, Bulls Bnd Palmer- ton North. ! ■ 'TEotoayT^th • jatolSyT" j AT THE MOUTH OF THE RAN|j ' ' ''GITIKEI RIVER.' 'q.TEYBNIS AND GpiRTO ; N [O have received instructions to sell by public auction as above, on account jof whom it may concern— , ,1 5 4 good casks of cement ") -r, :! " 76 damaged casks of}**"!* cement ) I ** i Sale at 12 o'clock . i STEVENS & GORTON, I f • i NOTICE. JOTEVeWs and AOBIQN ' ( Are the Sole Agents for the j QOLONIAL BARBED WIRE,' Manufactured at Oamaru,viz,-r- : No. 12—18 chains to the cwt.J price pier ton, £35. ! -No. 13^—21 chains to theewt, I ■ - price per ton, £38. ■ ■'■ ■ No. 14—26 chains to the owt., ptice per tohi £43. jSamptes now on view at the Store, I ;! - ' Rangitikei-street. • Jfest Wire m the Market. : . Also, ' . ' j '= FEED OATS, COOPBBM SHEEP DIP, : &c.,. <fee I •'.. STEVENS & GORTON, ; •.:■;::••■...' Anctioneew, ■■'-■■'■ Bulls and Palmerston North. ■ jy-r.jvKy ■.: -R. LKIGH, ■, ; i'^- ; ■■■ "• ''• -' ■->>■ ■■ -Manager. .• | tb RAILWAY LABOURERS. i WELLtNGTON-MAISrAWATtr RAIL- . ■ • ■_.. . WAY: • • |n[HE works between Porirua ; a,nd 1 Pukeru are now started, where men are wanted.. . TAYLOR & BRITON, •-• : ••-•••." " Contractoi'S. THE BON MARGHE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. WE have much pleasure m informing our customers and the public that we have this week purchased m Wellington, from various Wholesale Houses there, several extensive lines of Drapery and Fancy Goods suitable for the coming ''Holiday- Season, at various discoun Is ranging from 25 TO 65 PER CENT, oft the regular prices, which we are thus m a position tp dispose of at CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN THE WHOLESALE PRICE. Intending purchasers will do well to inspect these goods with as little delay as possible, so as to secure an early choice. Among a variety of other lines they comprise the following :— r Capes, Flowers, Dolmans, •?:... ' Scarfs, . Straw Hats, Counterpanes, Little Boys' Suits, . Waihing Dress Materials, Stutf Dress Materials, : •! ace Curtains, Pinafores, Hosiery, , , Laces, |^p°. Early Inspection Solicited* ' G.M, BOSS AND CO,, THE BON MARCHE. JUST received direct from Melbourne, 59 packages very superior Tea*; i" £ chests, \ chests, and boxes. Agent for the sale of the Calcutta Tea Association's Pure Indian Teas. Also the Australian Tea Blending Company's Tea. The Packets are marked m plain figures, and sold here at Melbourne prices. Cheapest house for tents, horse covers, steck covers, &c. J. H. TOPPING, ■ Beehive Store, The Square, Palmerston North. ~~~"~ FOR SALE. ~~ SECTION 197, Grey-street, 4£ acres ; , r and part of 862, Princess stree , 3.r, Bj>. ; .Terms very liberal. Apply to Palmerson and Scott, Exchange Buildings, Palmerston North. TO BUSHMEN. rx ]A * v TED a good bushman, with V V bullocks and horses, to take a ' large contract for constant supply of mixed timber for a sawmill m Waipawa County. None but experienced and Hober men need apply. D f CHAMIER, Auctioneer Woodvilie. ~t)RbUA COUNTY COUNCIL. f pENDERS are required for works on I I the Fitzherbert Roads, East and 'West, .-■:.„ Specifications at the Road Board I I Office, Palmerston North, where ten- j ders are .tp be ..left, addressed to the ; undersigned. i Tenders .clojJelQA Wednesday, the 23rd. January, at 11 a.m. E. J. ARMSTRONG. Engineer. '