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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 68, 5 June 1878, Page 3

In the matter of " Tlu i Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," And In the Assigned Estate of E. & W. H. BRIGHTWELL, of Palmerston North, Debtors. /CREDITORS in the above Estate \_y are requested to s«nd in iheir proofs of debt to the Trustees wiibin one month, or participation in the Final Dividend will be debarred ; And All Claims against the Trustees in the above Estate. C. E. CAPPER ■) Tm . c . C. E. ZOHRABj Trustees ' XMPORTANT NOTICE. J. C. THOMPSON would calUhe attention of the Foxton public to the following New and Seasonable Goods just arrived, which for moderation in price and excellence of quality cannot be equalled in the district : — White Blankets, 16s per pair White Blankets, 19/6 per pair White Blankets, 22/6 per pair 8-4 Colored Blankets, 9s each 9-4 Colored Blankets, 12/6 each 10-4 Colored Rugs, lbs each 10-4 Check Rugs, 21s each OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! Overcoats, 245, 265, and 2Ss each W. P. Overcoats, 16s to 22/6 each Also, just opened, a choice assortment of Fancy Dress Goods at job prices. Fancy Dress Pieces, Bd, 9d, and Is Wper yard inceys from 6d per yard Winceys-twill, 9d, 10d, and Is per yard Felt Carpets, Dutch Carpets, Chinese Mattings in groat variety, the latter from 8d to lid Opposite the Presbyterian Church, FOXTON. IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO VALUE A GOOD LIGHT ! Now landed ex S. L. Luhrs, 250 CASES KEROSENE, Fitted with Faucet Tops, and specially re fined by an arrangement made on recent visit to New York. THIS OIL is much superior to the ordinary qualify in the market, being refined to 30 ° higher than the Parliamentary test; it is consequently nonexplosive, and burns with greater brilliancy. Pbice — 12s per Tin. To arrive per Gh W.'Tuclier, 250 Cases as above, and to be followed by successive shipments JOHN DUTHIE, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. WORKING MEN'S CLUB HOTEL. ota7ki\ WILLIAM LANGLEY (Late of Te Wbarangi Hotel, mouth of the Manawatu) Having just completed the building, and furnished in a most comfortable manner, the above-named Hotel, begs to inform his friends and the travelling public, that there shall be nothing wanting on his part, in a Temperance way, in studying the comfort and convenience of those who may pay him a visit. Attached is a good and comfortable Stable, with secure Paddocks. N.B. — The above-named Freehold Property is FOR SALE or TO LET, and part of which is now occupied by the Otaki Working Men's Club as a Meeting-room. Inspection invited. 3rd June, .1878. "DARRET'S TTOTEL, Next the Athenaeum, Wellington. WILLIAM LIGHT* Proprietor. The above Hotel is about 2 minutes' walk from the Wharf and Post Office, and about 5 from the Railway Station, and is one of the oldest houses in Wellington, and a favourite resort of travellers from the West. Coast. Best of everything provided. ■pj" o t F c~ e. SANDERS & McSWEENEY, BAZEBS, Palmebston Nobth. N.B. — A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. "Si O T. j C E* The undersigned is in possession of a valuable secret enabling him to improve upon all shallow or deep-die BRICKMAKING MACHINES. He has succeeded in effecting a vast improvement in one of Macefield and Co.'s from the Albert Foundry, Auckland, and is prepared to receive communications from Brickmakers owning defective machines with a view to the improve* ment of their machinery. LIME ! LIME ! ! LIME ill, CEMENT ! ! CEMENT ! ! ! The Best Quality on hand and in any quantity. BRICKS H Three qualities, three prices, and three different shapes. CHARLES TRIOKLEBANK, Brickmaker, Paiuwi-ston iS'vrth.