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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 91, 24 November 1880, Page 3

rnEtfDERS will be> received till De--i- cember Bth, for LOGGMNG UP and BURKING about 12 acres of old fallen bush. Bush can be seen on and after 24th November. Apply JAMES C. SLY, Somerset Farm, Karere. |V~ O T I C E .J POISON has been LAID on section No. 546, Raugitikei Line. WALTER BAKER. /-\FFICES AND SALE ROOMS HEMOVED TO NEW PREMISES, COLEMAN PLACE, THE SQUARE, Palmejisxon Nokth. S. COL EM AN, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, Valuer and Produce Broker. Loans Negotiated ; Rents Collected. Official Accountant m Bankruptcy. Goods of all description Bought and Sold. All Bnsiness punctually attended to. Ageat for South British Fre atid Marine Insurance Co, and Governmental Life Insurance. N.B. — Sevrral town and country properties for sale. rp END ER 8 WANfP. WANTED TENDERS far the ERECTION of «, STAGE, &c, at the Foresters' Hall. Plans, and specifications can be seen at E. Marsh'« store, Terrace End, until Friday night, the 26th ; and after that date at the Borough Council office. Tenders vrill close at noon on MONDAY, the 29th instant. The lowett or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to b$ sent m. te th» Secretary A.O.F. E. MARSH, C.R. SPECIAL NOTICE. GREAT CLEARING AUCTION SALE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th. G. M. SNELSON HAS been instructed by Mr. Alex, Ferguson, to sell by public auction, on Friday, November 26, at hi« Glass and Chin* Warehouse, m the Square. The whole of that well-anorted and selected Btoek of China, glaes and crockery, novr upon the premises. Tebms. — Cash. Remember — Friday, aoxt NO RESERVE. [Sco circulars-] 171 O R SALE. FOR SALE by TENDER, two FIELDS of GRASci at Te Matai, for hay-making ; one about 16 acres ; the other about eight or ten. For particulars apply to Mr. David Templ#ton, m charge. Tenders to be left at Te Matai, addressed to Mr. J. T. Dalrymple, on or before WEDNESDAY, 26th irutant. T. JORDAN BEGS to inform the public that m I order to make room for a large shipment of Goods ex Northuinber* land, he has decided to hold another of his popular Art Unions, m order to reduce his present large and well-assorted stock. The DRAWING will take place on SATURDAY, November 27, 1880, under the supervision of a committee appointed by the ticket-holders. The following is a LIST of PRIZES which can be' INSPECTED at MR. JORDAN'S PREMISES, the Square. 170 MEMBERS, AT FIVE SHILLINGS EACH. 3 VALUE. 8. £ s. d 1. 1 Lady's Hogskin Saddle (best) ... 10 10 0 2. Set of German Silver Harness '. 11 0 0 3. Gent's Saddle, Surcingle, and Cioth (shght.'y soiled) 4 10 04. 1 Lady's Bridle 1 10 0 5. Gent.'s Head-stall Bridle 10 0 6. One Breastplate ... ... 10 0 7. 1 Stock Whip " .10 0 8 Set of Leading Straps ... 1 0 0 9. 1 heavy Stock "Whip Thong.....' ' '... :.. 017 0 10. 1 Driving Whip.,. ... 0 16 0 11. Cart Blinkers 0 15 0 12. 1 Malacca Bullock Whip.. 0 15 0 13. 1 pair Cart Hames ... 012 6 14. 1 Gent.'s Cutting Whip 012 0 15. 1. Oent.'s Riding Bridle... Q. 12 6 16. 1 Malacca Hunting: Crop 012 6 7. 1 Martingale ... ... 00 11 0, 18. 1 pair Losings. ... ... 10 0 19. 1 Lady's Saddlecloth ... 0. 10 6 20. 1 Gent.'s Saddlecloth ... 0 8 1 21. lKang?. oo Hunting Thong 0 8 0. 22. 1 Headstall ..." ... 0 7- 6. 23. 1 pair Ppuus ... ... 0 7 § 24. 1 Leather Saddlegirth ... 0 7 0 25. 1 pair Hpb.blea ... ... 0 6 0, 26. 3 boxes of Harness Paste 0 6 0 27. 1 Body Brush 0 5 Q 28. 1 Currycomb and Brush 0 5 0 29. 1 Pig-skin Purse ... 0 5 0. 30. Lady's Whip ... ... 011 0 TOTAL ,., £42 1Q £