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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1212, 10 June 1884, Page 3

G.M. SNELSON To Close Consignments. r\N SALE by the undersigned— 100 sacks rye grass seed 5 cwt clover seed 2 cwt Timothy grass 40 sacks cocks foot A good second-hand Theodolite A strong serviceable Timber Dray 1 10-Ton Timber Jack 1 5 cwt Avery's machine £ Ton lilack Barbed Fencing Wire 6 1 2-Knife Chaff Cutter Ton Oxide of Iron Paint 3 40 gallon portable Boiler--10 drums paint oil 1 to_ household soap 1 set double buggy harness 2 Sets single ditto* 20 rolls roofing felt 2 kitchen ranges ,100 full size wool bales 1 ton galvanised iron 20 kegs wire nails 2 Tons Fine Salt.^ 2 improved Kibbling Mills 40 boxes candles ' A casks cement .... - G. Ml. liRSON. Auctioneer, &c FOR WELLINGTON. FHE MANAWATU Steam Shipping Company's Steamer JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Fbaseb, Will sail for the above port (Circura stances permitting; on TUESDAY, AT 10 P.M. Freight : 12s 6d per on W. G. ROBINSON, Agent, Foxton. WWxW^ 1.T.N.0.T.G.A.0.T.U. Manawatu Kilwinning "Lodge S.C,IS T 0690, THE regular meeting of the above Lodge will be held m the Masonic Hall, Main street, on Wednesday, June 18, afc 7.30 p.m. Business : Initiations and Raisings. Visiting. Brethren invited to attend. ...By order of the R.W.M. ,:.- ■ — Ai PETERSON, Secretary. June 4, 1884. CU^B HOTEL., The Square, PALMERSTON ROKTH*., ■V' •■ *•- ■' H. T. .AKEBS, Proprietor. BBIVATE families, Commercial. Gentle- : men; Tourists', "Theatricals, and Permanent Bonrderß, will find the Club a com:f ortable home.. Charges-moderate.; Private; sitting-rooms for families. FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS. Good stabling and paddocks. No respon- , ■ sibility. Porter m attendance onthe arrival of every - ' " train. ; Wines, Spirits, and ales of th« best procurable brands. AU Wines of Best Brands, WAR m the BOOT TRADE ! i . \ LL the cry at the present time m cheap •O. Boots: But 0. G. COLyiLLB would beg to remind his friends aiid the priblic generally that inferior Boots are : ! NOT CHEAP: at -.any -price.-.-* Therefore the bes thing people can.do when they are going' to buy bootß . is to come straight to - (Q. G- GOIitILLE'S PALMERSTON BOOT FACTORY, Where they can depend on getting a flrefcclass aiticle ata moderate price. At the snme t^me J would beg to return thanks to my friends and the. general public for the very Hberal f upp'oit bestowed on me, since my arrival m Palmerston, and further, there will be nothing wanting on my part to merit a continuance of the same. C. G. COLVILLE, BOOT FACTORY, THE SQUARE, As my Bespoke Work has earned a reputation lor itself, I need say nothing about that department. • PUBLIC MEETING, IN response fco a request from the Woodville Settler's Association I hereby convene a public meeting of settlers to be held m the Town Hall, .Palmerston North on Thursday, June 12th, at 7.30 p.m., to consider certain propositions for the better disposal by the Crown of Bush Lands and other matteos of public interest. G.M. SNELSON, Mayor. Borough of Palmerston North. T7" XTRAOBJDINARY vacancies l'J having occurred m the Borough Council I hereby notify that I shall hold an election of three Councillors for each of the following Wards of the said Borough, viz., Wards Nos. 1, % 3, and 4, on Wednesday, June 25tb, 1884, Nomina*** tmds of Candidates will be received at the Borough Council office up to noon of Satuiday, June 14. R. N. KEELxN G. Returning officer. O ICHTER, NANNESTAD & CO Steam Nat*. Mills, jP*lmer-<ton North, Manawatu,