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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 140, 23 July 1881, Page 3

GREAT CLEARING SALE 03* DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, &c 000 • In order DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE OF WHITER STOOK. THOMAS MANSON, Draper, &0., CORNER OE GEORGE AtfD MAIN STREETS, PALMERSTON, WILL HOLD A GRAND CLEARING SALE, COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 25™, WHEN THE WHOLE STOCK WILL "RE OFFERED AT PRICES HITHERTO UNHEARD OF IN THE DISTRICT. White Calicoes, from 3s 6d per dozen. Men's Merino Undershirts from 9«J tfrsy, „ „ 3s „ y CLlton Drawers, „ .°3 Flannels From Is per Yard. >, Flannel Undershirts „ ".<* 9d Winceys „ 4Jd „ » Strong Cotton Shirts „ 2s 41 Dutch Carpot3, From 6id per Yard „ Crimeans, Rhiifcs, „ 3s 3d Felt „ 'FiomlsSd per Yard. „ Tweed Trousers, „ 7s 6d Bet Kai ano i Fingering „ White Mole,, „ Gs 6d Wool, for 3 [ 2 <] per Ske'n „ Tweed" Coats,. „ 12s Men's Cotton Socks from 3&d per Pair „ Uls' rs M „ 24s —000 . SPECIAL KEDUCTIOKS IN MILLINERY, BONNETS, TRIMMED HATS, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COSTUMES, RIBBONS, FEATHERS, NECKTIES, &c.

TENDERS WANTED. TENDERS wanted, up to the "25th instant, for ERECTING, ten clnvtis md a half POST and PAiL FENCiNG and cutting down a few white pines. also ; for TWO WATER CLOSETS. Apply Karere Post Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. D. M'F.WEN, Chairman School Committee. Tim PALMERSTON BREWERY FOXTON LINE, PALMERSTON NORTH. JAMES BRIDGE, Pkopriistob. THIS Establishment is now m full swin~. and is producing be\;r of fhst-cl?ss quality. Of fhvilafer, the fact that Mr. A. LOUGH is Brewer, willbe sufficient grarautee„ Already the High Quality ofthe Bte. has given the , PALMEBSTON BREWERY A rcpiu^lion, which it will bo the Prop.ietor's aim to preserve and extend. Only the Purest aud Best ingredients used Specical Brews if Ordered. Delivery by ra^l and dray all over tbet' trict. 1 Yeast and Grains on sale. Support solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. ;* JAMES BRIDGE. WANTED KNOWN. -That the Labor Exchange, a '. Kc>istry Oi is now removed to "..tiluing ] opr "te the Catholic Chapel, (■■"• merlj occupied by Mr P. E Warburton,) »\he c the unemployed are invited to give m ■* thi ir names and address. WANTED KNOWN. — Tbat settlers may h ive Tenders deposited at tbe Regist'y Office. WANTED.— A sgi vast girl for farm near the town ; also 2 bushmen, and several day-laboievs. Apply to i 11. GRAFF, Registry Office, Bioadl s.reet. WANTED KNOWN.— That tc o is a splendid opening ■* a steady and sober man m the lownsnip, Cepslant employment for years atcu: .cut rate of wages : Further par : cu]a*" . :6m I H. GRAFF, Regi-uy Office. f ___^ F WANTED. "TXTANTED at one*, a MAN »ccikV v tomed to work, and KKEP < il JULAK SAW;-. Apply Registry CA-x. JB'OR SALE, EOR SALE,, or T4ST TERMS. RURAL SECTION*, EITZHERBERT, Nos. 520, 247, -249, 861, 258, contain :ug e%ch about 300 acres. For partioniara apply to

ipALL AT S. ABRAHAM'S CASH PALMJ B , CIGAR DIVAN, and FAI CV GOODS EMPORIUM, THE SQUARE, aad BOX YOUR CUT TOBACCO, CIGAF.S, PII>ES, FANCY GOODS. I ' SPECIAL NOTICE . /~\N acccunt of the Earthquake, and '.c dampgef done to the Kilns, we find. we cannot supply bricks at the rates for.nerly advertised. Therefore the prices will be At tbe Kiln £2 15s. 0. D° .ivered m any part of the town 3 0 0 CHARLES TRICKLEBANK. WILLIAM SMITH. NEW AUCTION ROOMS AMP LAND OFFICE, L>7AN PLACE, THi'" SQUABS Paluebstok North. S. COLEMAN, AUCTIONEER, OOM*VII.SSION AGBN'I VALUER AND PRODUCE BROKER. Money advanced on goads eonsignet for positive sale. All business punctually attended t< and prompt accounts rendered. Kales conducted within the Provincia . riot of Wellington by special agreement* IMPOUNDING NOTIC il. IMPOUNDED on tbe land of Georgt Richardson, Rangitikei Line, or 18th day of July, 1881, Two red and white yearling heifers; no visible brand, ear marW ti]: off left cay. If not released, and expenses paid, will be sold on Thursday i 4th day ol August, 1881, at noon, ai t!;e farm oi C"orge Richardson. JOHN GHLESPTE, Poundkeeper. SLAUGHTERING NOTICE. 1" HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I JL intend to apply, at the next sitting of the Cpunty Council for license to slaughter on part of Native section No. 153 on plan ofTo.wnship of Sandop. CHARGES. GASCOIGNE. July 5, 18.8.U