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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 180, 7 February 1883, Page 3

"PUBLIC NOTICE. — The partJtr nership hitherto existing between Samuel Palmer and George Mingay Aldrich. carrying on business as Auctioneers, Land, Est.ite, and ; General Commission- Agents, Wellington, under the style or firm of Palnaer and Aldrich, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from 30th December, 1882. All debts due .to or owing by the said late firm will be received and paid by the said iSamuol Palmer, who will continue the said business m his own name. As witness our hands this 31st day ■of January, 1883. — Samukl £almek, G. M. AldeiChl Witness to both signatures, E . N. Baiuiaitd, Accountant, Wellington February 3rd, 1883. WEIGHT'S PRINCESS HOTEL, ; TERRACE END. HAVING purchased the lease of the above Hotel, I am pre* pared to supply none but the best brands of liquors only. Boarders will find every convenience combined with civility and attention paid them. Coach .to and from the Square every hour. Nearly opposite the Terrace End Railway Platform. Billiards, and Good stabling. J. w¥IGHT, Princess Hotel, Terrace End, % Palmerston North. : FOR SALE CHEAP, BUBAL SECTiom Nos. 264. 265, and 282, Fitzherbert district, containing unwards of 313 acres of good, land, well watered by j a never-tailing stream. Foe parti.pulars ,apply to ■■,:■•■ JAMES LINTON, ■; •:'■(•• , .:.. , v .; ;-. Auctioneer. ',';:-,;. CROWN LANDS. ;Wellington, 12th Jan., 1883. j ""^rOTIC/E is hereby given, as reJL\| quired by section 65 of the " Land Act,1877," that John Stubbs \ the selector of section 1541 Block v, i Kairanga-— has applied to the Land Board for his brother, James Stubbs to be registered as joint- owner m the i said section. j JOS. G. BOLDSWORTH, Commissioner of Crown Lands, i February 3rd, 1883. GRASS SEED NOTICE. G. M. S N~E LS O N T'TAS made arrangements with I I, a Southern firm of Seed Merchants for supplies of Bye Grass Seed. Pricer-Delivered m Palmerston 5s per bushel. All . seed guaranteed free fronr weeds. lii G. WES T. HAS FOR SALE the following Properties, and many more . — Fitzhbkbbet— 57 acres, close to Palmerston 20 acres, uo improved 50 acres, partly improved Kiwitea, .226 acres, a bargain KangitikeiLine : . 130 acres, splendid •'•oil, partly improved. ■>' Btoney Creek, 24 acres, with a first class 5-roomed house, stable, dairy, &c. The whole of the farm has been laid m grass, and is fenced m with a substantial .-., »•*■=■'■. fence. The property may be sold on eesy terms if rea - .::-,•_ .quired. ■..<■■*•>••■" '•■ , .: 24' acres, slightly improved ■>•• 150 acres farm m complete order, splendid soil, good homestead and first class orchard, and other sections m various parts .'■' from 1000 acres downwards; In Palmbbston — • ■ ■-■ 5 acres on the Rangitikei Line H acres Jhurch street '1 acre Fitzherbert street 1 acre, Main street with a splendid 5-roomed house,; well finished, with every convenience 1 rood 16 perches, Lin ton street 4} acres, Duke street, and a number of sections with or, without houses, on EASY TERMS. TO LET— 2 acres with good 4 roomed House, good garden, well situated- m Featherston street, and other cottages. MONEY TO LEND. Office — Exchange Buildings, Thb Squabe. NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE TAONUI RIDING, MANAWATU. A PUBLIC MEETING of the Ratepayers m the, above riding is to be held at the Palmerston Town Hall, on MONDAY, the 12th February next, at 6 p.m. for adoption of resolutions for the suspension of the Counties Act, and for signing the necessary petition to the Governor-in-Council. JAMES SKERMAN, Chairman Manawatu Highway Board. January 26, 1882.