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Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 1115, 19 November 1883, Page 2

Mr G. M, Snelson announces that at his Horse Sale at Tattersalls* stables on Saturday next he will offer thirty-five horses, harness &c. We remind our readers that this evening* a public tea-meeting will be held m the Wesleyan Church at the close of which addresses will be given by the Revs Taylor, Griffith, and other well-known orators. The Key. J. Clover will also deliver a lecture on j " President Garfield." George Green, a laborer, late contractor,: has filed his schedule iv Wanganui. On his schedule 'are 'seven Palmerston creditors with a total of £65 9s Id. The total liabilities are set dg-rn at £90. 9s Bd, ard the assets, nil, Mr Jame i Linton's stump extracting machines are evidently, greatly appreciated m Australia. By, last mail Mr Linton rectived.an order to forward five more machines to fttaitlaud, where a trial of their capabilities recently took -place.' '■ „-• ■ yX-,j : .,,-- '..-.....;:, By an Order m Council dated the se ond instant* all dogs imported into New Zealand, except from the Australian colonies, are required; to undergo a quarantine of six months' duration. No dog is to be landed m New Zealand, except at the following ports : — Wellington, Auckland, JNaoier, Nelson, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers, and. Bluff harbour. Stringent regulations are brescribed as to the landing of dogs, and a penalty of £50 is impqaed for their infringement. Mrs Stewart, of Birnam, Feilding, is m want of a general servant. j