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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 37, 24 February 1877, Page 3

A TWO -ROOMED COTTAGE to LET.— Apply to W. M. SUMMERHAYS. WANTED — A Good COOK.Apply at the Denbigh Hotel, Feilding. WOOL. — The undersigned is prepared to Buy for Cash this season's clip of Wool. ERNEST S. THYNNE, Foxton. pHAFF ! CHAFF ! ! CHAFF ! ! ! CHAFF supplied m any quantity. Apply at the paddock of Mr Thomas Raymond. nyr o t i c c. If MR GILLIARD does not call and pay Expenses on the Mare left m my charge, it will be sold to recover the same m 14 days. A. WAKEFORD. Foxton, February 13th. riIEIE Undersigned beg to intimate JL that they have taken Mr J. R. BRANDON into partnership m their BUTCHERING BUSINESS, and any orders entrusted to him will receive every attention. RANDOLPH & WALKER. Palmerston North, 20th Feb., 1877. T^ O R SALE. A First-class DUMPY LEVEL, legs and staff complete. Enquire of W. M. SUMMERHAYS, Palmerston North. TO LET, OR FOR SALE ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. Two Sections land, No. 237, comprising 200 acres, and No. 204, having 172 acres, situate m the township of Sandon. Manawatu district. The above sections are level and lightly timbered. Apply to, R. N. KEELING, The Square. Palmerston North, Feb. 21st, 1877: "TV" ° T I C E. MONEY TO LEND m small sums and at short periods, on unexceptionable security. R. N. KEELING, The Square, Palmerston North. ivr o t j c c. MESSES. ALLERBY & BAKER beg to notify that they are prepared to supplyShingles, Palings, House Blocks, Posts and Rails, Of Superior Quality, and at the lowest remunerative rates. Orders left with R. N. Keeling, the Square, will receive prompt attention. Palmerston North, Feb. 17th, 1877. mo BUSHMEN. Wanted, Tenders for FELLING 200 Acres of Light Bush, north of Feilding, m four Contracts of 50 Acres each. Specifications can be seen at Mr Maysmor's Store, Feilding, where also tenders can be left, till MONDAY, 12th MARCH NEXT, at Noon. A person will point out the ground on Thursday, Bth March, leaving Feilding early m the morning. THOMAS BRSTCE. February 24th, 1877. MRS. E. MARSH Begs to announce to the inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding districts, that she has re-opened her business as DRESSMAKER, And added to it that of MILLINERY, Having secured the services of a COMPETENT MILLINER Just arrived from England. Mrs E. Marsh thanks her numerous patrons for their past favours. LADIES' OWN MATERIALS MADE UP. Address — MRS. E. MARSH, Palmerston North. "GROUND.— A BAY MARE branded J- on neck, near side, like triangle. At present on Mr. H. Hickford's land at Carnarvon. Owner can have heron paying expenses. LOST.— A Black Tin BOX, with oval lid, lashed with new rope, and containing Books, and addressed to " Rev. Peter Wright Jones, care of Rev. John Standrin, Foxton, Manawatu, Wellington, New Zealand." The words " Per ship Ocean Mail" pasted at the end. Was put on board the s.s. Tui at Wellington, for Foxton, on 10th instant. Information concerning it will be thankfully received at the Office of this paper, or by Rev. J. Standrin, Foxton.