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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1159, 26 January 1884, Page 3

To Close Consignments. /~\N SALE by the undersigned — A new Spring Trap— Wellington build A. good second-hand* Theodolite A strong serviceable Timber Dray 1 10-Ton Timber Jack A Milner's Fire Proof Safe £ Ton Black Barbed Fencing Wire 2 £ Tons Averv's Platform weighing Machines 1 2-Knife Chaff Cutter Ton Oxide of Iron Paint 3 40 gallon portable Boilers j 10 drums paint oil 1 tori household soap 1 set double buggy harness 2 sets single ditto j " ! 20 rolls roofing felt j ; 2 kitchen ranges 1 1 100 full size wool bales J ; 1 ton galvanised iron i 20 kegs wire nails j i 2 Tons Fine Salt | I 2 improved Kibbling Mills '; 1000 pieces Wall Paper j g. m. r Auctioneer, &c. BOEOUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. mAKE NOTICE— The valuation [ X list for the above Borough for the year 1884, is now open for inspection at the Council office. All objections thereto must be left at the Court House, Palmerston North, on or before the 15th day of February addressed to the Assessment Court ; and a copy of every such objection must be left at ihe Borough Office not leas thau seven days beiore the next sitting of the said Court. ROliT. N, KERLING, j Town Clerk. THE BON MARCHE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS j and I 3STEW YEAR Announcement. WE HA.YE pleasure iv intimatiug j to our Customers and the public, that we have this week, cleared from various Wellington wholesale horses, j several lines of Drapery and Fancy } Goods at such IMMENSE DISCOUNTS as will enable us to dispose of them at Considerably less than Wholesale Price. This statement will seem somewhat incredible to those who are unacquainted with the wholesale system of clearing out goods REGARDLESS OF COST as the season approaches its close. It is nevertheless a FACT, A Stern Fact A . STUBBORN FACT This Season being an extrermly adverse one we have been able to secure several lines as above and will dispose of them at the smallest payable profit Without the Slightest Reserve. A considerable portion of these will be ready for sale Tomorrow (Saturday)* and the remainder as early m the week as possible. Among other lines they comprise the following ; — Idri stripes, m mode, cream, and sky particularly adapted for picnics and garden parties usu- s. d. ally sold at Is 3H to be sold at 9£ Fancy Cotten Repps, a new material, usually aold at 2s to be sold at ... 13 Col. Sicilian Lustres usually sold at is and Is 3d, to be sold at 8$ Children's Diaper, Holland, and Pompadour Pinafores, range of prices, at less than WHOLESALE PRICE. 75 Boz. Cards I Everlasting Embroidery at Is, Is 6d, I and "2s per card, usually sold at Is 6d, 2s 3d, ami 3s per card. PINK DKfl@®<§>iyjoTr@> ROdir full width at Is per yard. Capes Fischeus and Dolmans S At less than Wholesale j Price. ' Laces, Flowers, Satins and Millinery I Trimmings, All at Job Prices. Lace Curtains, Counterpanes, &c, &c, Little Boy's Tweed and Galatea Wash* ing suits, &c, &., &c, &c. Intending purchasers will find it to their advantage to pay an early visit, as these goods a c certain to go off quickly at the prices marked. CM. ROSS & Co., The Bon Marche. THE WELLINGTON & MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). PUNT CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT. WRITTEN" TENDERS will be received at the Office of the : Company, Wellington, up to Noon of TUESDAY, the 29ch day of January, 1884, for the construction of the above contract. Plans, specifications, and condi j tions may be seen at the Company's Offices, m Wellington and Palmerston. The lowest or any tender not necessar^y accepted. H. P. HIGGINSON, Chief Engineer. Wellington, 15th January, 1884, To Owners of Dogs. NOTICE is hereby given that Poison has been laid upoa Mr J. Manson's estate, Kairang and Rangitikei road, and all dogs found on the said property will be de~ stroyed and the owners prosecuted foi any damage incurred. D- L. SMITH, Manager. Palmeraton, Jan. 23, 1884.