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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1209, 28 March 1884, Page 3

JOSEPH VIVIANAU..TMNKEK AND COMMISSION AUK XT, The Squark, Pai,mehstox Nohtif. Prompt rendering uf account sales a speciality. Office — Front of Foresters' Hall •Saturday , March 29. GREAT UNRKSKBVED SALE OF PAINTS, PA L j tiltH A NGIN OS, ' COLOKS, GL\ss. B!UJSHWAUR, &c. IN TKK FORESTERS' HALL. Proprietor Relinquishing Business m Palmerston. J. Vivian HAS received instructions to offer, on above dateThe whole of the Stock m trade of Mr W. Dixon, who is re* tiring from the retail trade. Also, FUENITURE AND KEROSENE, Stock will be on view on Friday. Goods will be put m lots to suit pnrchasers. Fale commences at 1.30 sharp. Note.— -Mr JDixon'a artistic taste, as displayed m the selection of his stock, should satisfy the most fastidious. * JOSEPH ViyrAN, Auctioneer. Local industry.. r I IHOSE who are desirous of takI ing up shares m the Manawatu Soap Company, Limited, are requested io apply to the Secretary, Mr T, R, Walton, on or before the 3lßt instant, at noon, nriENDEES will be deceived up I to Thursday, 3r4 Aprilj from parties willing to lease 57 ; acres, securely fenced and divided into 8 paddocks. The above is a mile from the Square and has a Windmill which supplies the whole with water. For particulars apply to ; HENEY McNEIL. (.. . ; : "TMPORTER of every Novelty m MILLINERY MATERIALS, OSTRJCH FEATHERS, FLOWERS, UNDERCLOTHING & VISITORS to. Wanganui will find themselves well repaid by going to see BflCrs Walker's Grand Show of WINTER NOVELTIFS, First shipment open for Inspection, MRS WALKER, Victoria Avenue, Importer, Milliner, and Costumier, Wanganui, March 4, ISB4. FOR SALE. STABS, POSTS, AND PALs INGS, m any quantities. Apply to N. MORTENSON, Care of Mr Alexander Ferguson, The Square. DEAFNESSJ-Qjacks calling themselves "Doctor.^," are utterly ruining the organs oi hundreds' suf[erin t g from deafness charging from &5 to 4?20 $or''sQ doing. I—l1 — I havetwo infallible remedies— (No. 1; deafness arifiing from e>>lds;j No. 2. the thickening of 'he paTta of the Tympanum) «rom recipe* sent me by those world-known Aurists, the late and present Senior Surgeons of the Royal Dispensary for Diseases ef the Ear, London.— Send stamps for particulars to T. B. Hannafokd, Auckland, New Zealand BROWJ & BOISENS TATTERSALL'B LIVERY AND BAIT STAHLES,, Rangitikei Street; ; Palmeesi on JioßTi^. HORSES carefully and thoroughly broken to saddle single and double harness. Buggies of all descriptions, and horses always on hire at mod.era.te charges. 4 Good paddocks arid large roomy ■'• lopse bo^es, The stables being open .day and night, and our motto being '■'■ civility and attention," we sha\l ftlwaya be open \o do business and trust to see *' our old friends and their friends " rally rolind. N.B.— The loose boxes are well adepted for race horses and other travelling blood stock. Horses trained for Race Meetings. Horses bought, sold or exchanged, ■fSSfr'-Note the Address.— Rangitikei Strppt, noTt Woofl'g, Blacksmith. V O R BALE, UK LKASE. SOWRY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEF , Confectionery Shop and Bakery, , . Vogel-street, Woodviile. Containing 19 Rooms ; Splendid Corner freehold, Centre of Township. Buildings nearly new. .first-class Furnace Oven and Bake-house. Stable and out-buildinga. Hotel will be Let or Sold With or without the Bakery. Fur« nitury and STOCK-IN-TRADE to be taken at Valuation. Doing very good business. 111-health compels the Proprietor to relinquish busines^. Apply to JOSEPH SO WRY, „ ,. ,, , Propriotor. Important. — The Direct Steam Service 40 days from England, to New.Zealan^. by last mail we received advice, frcilh our London Agent of exceptionally favourable purchases made for the coming Reason. The balance of the Summer Stock is now being' almost given away, Visit tbe Cash Warehouse and convince your^lTfs^ McDoweiii B*o»,— Ai>VT