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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 204, 25 July 1884, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. TUESDAY, 29th JULY. FEILDING SALE YARDS, STEVENS & GORTON will sell as above — 50 head mixed cattle 10 „ weaners 50 fat ewes 140 ewes m lamb 10 prime fat bullocks 200 ewes m lamb 200 mixed sheep Settlers please send Entries for this Sale. Sale at 1 o'clock. Gtrass Seeds ! Grass Seeds ! ! Grass Seeds ! ! ! TrtJST ARRIVED Ex s.s. Aorangi and Doric from London, Alsyke Cow Grass, White Clover, Red do, Trefoil, and . Fescues, &c., &c. « ... Also,. English Rye Grass (machine dressed) from old pastures, Italian Rye, Timothy, Cocksfoot, Field Turnips, Rape, &c. New Zealand Barb Wires. Nos. 6, 7, and 8 Fencing Wires. OATS, CHAFF, * COOPER'S SIiEEP DIP, Also, Few Boxe3 Tea, @ 16/6. N.B.— The Clovers are of the best quality obtainable m the London market this season. Special quotations for large quantities. STEVENS & GORTON, R. Leigh, . Manager. . — . : — - j C. S. GATTON, BOOT AS» SHOEHf AKER, • :.. . i ■ The Square, Palmerston North. " r | IHANKS his numerous patrons JL for the support accorded him since his return to Pajmerston, and assures them that no effort shall be wanting on his part to enable him to sustain the high character his Goods have always obtained None but the Best Material and Workmanship employed. i C. S. GATTON, Next the Commercial Hotel. (The Standaiu> Office.) f SWEEP HO! SWEEP HO! THE undersigned begs to notify to the residents of Palmerston and surrounding districts that he has taken over the chimney-sweeping business lately carried on by E. Lyon, nnd will be happy to[execute carefully and with despatch all orders with which he may be favoured. CHASi WATERS, Taonui-street, next Lyons' Faotory. NOTICE. CARLQUIST AND CO., .PALMERSTON Tannery & Fellmongery, Fitzeoy- Street, Terrace End, Palmorston North. riIHIS Factory is buyer of Wool, I also, of Hides, Calf, Pig and Sheep Skins at highest prices. Wool Floor-mats Stained any desired Colour. Wool Scoured on Commission. Ship Hotel, TAUPO QUAY, (Opposite the Railway Station.) WANGA N U I . J, H. JENSEN Begs to intimate to country visitors and the public generally that he has secured a Well- Grassed Ttoenty - Acre Paddock A few minutes' walk from the hotel. Customers may therefore rely on receiving every accommodation for their horses. A thoroughly trustworthy groom always m attendance.