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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1223, 20 June 1884, Page 3

: G»M, SNELSON To Close Oonsignmeiits. /\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 Black Barbed Fencing Wire 1 2-Knife Chaff Cutter Ton Oxide of Iron Paint 3 40 gallon portable Boilers 10 drums paint oil 1 ton household soap 1 set double buggy harness 2 seta 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 5. casks cement G. M.~SNELSON, Auctioneer, &c FOR WELLINGTON . rHE MANAWATU Steam Shipping Company's Steamer JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Fraseb, Will sail for the above port (Circurn stances permitting) on SVTUBDAY, AT 5 P.M. Freight : 12s 6d per on W. G. ROBINSON, Agent, Foxton. REQUISITION., 'TO AMOS BURR, ESQ.— Sir— -*• We the ; undersigned Electors of Manawatu request that you will kindly consent to deliver another Lecture on Political Economy, as on the previous occasion, the inclemency of the weather, and a meeting m connection with the races on the same night prevented many of the Electors from attending to listen to an exposition of this important subject. Trusting you. will accede to this request, We are, Sir, Tours obediently, W. Johnston Robt. Peters P. H. Boisen D. Pringle W. T. Wood F. T. Collins D. Clifford Denis O'Neill James H. Topping Fred. Beaven S. Abrahams H. W. Haybittle J. Andrew . J. S Watchorn T. T. Kerslake • H: W. Boon John Kennedy Geo. B. Littler. Charles S. Gatton C. E. Short I Thomas Jordan F. Mowlem Geo. M. Snelsoa Jas. A. Weight W. St. John D.M'Kay George Thos. R. Walton Thos. S. Hoe D. M. Hauna G, S, Lockie W. U. Healy tteo. Eldershaw R. E. Cole A. Gould A. S. Bentley . Palmerston North, June 17, 1884. Gentlemeit— I respond to your request with the greatest pleasure, and will address you on Friday evening next m the Town Hall, at 7.30 p.m. AMOS BURR. Manchester Road Board. T^HE ratepayers of Ward No 6 -f are requested to meet at the Schoolroom, Ashnrst, on Wednesday the 25th June, at 7 p.m., for the purpose of discussing the best means of getting the Bridge at the Lower Ferry erected. D. H. MACARTHUR, Chairman M.R.8,. Manawatu Butter Eaotory. TENDERS will be received up till Wednesday, June 25th, for Pipe Driving and Fencing, at Butter Factory, Longburn. Plans and specifications can be seen at Manas ger's house. Tenders to be addressed to Manager, Longburn. TRIMMINGS. | In millineey and dress Trimmings, we have a unique assortment m Plain and Brocaded Yel« veteens, Plushes, Velvets, and Satins, Plush Eibbons, Plaid Eib^ ; bo s, aU shades and everything to f. match our DRESS MATERIALS the range of which" offers a »o|t • extensive' choice), ' ' .'"''. ' LADIES will do well to inspect the above at The Son: Marche. . TENDERS are invited by the un- *■ dersigned for the supply and delivery of firewood to the trucks at Palmerston Railway Station. One truck per week likely to be re* quired. Firewood to be 2'foat Rata, 4«ft Tawa, and 4«ft Mafai. i Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned aud sent m by 2.d0 p.m on Friday, 20th inst. GEORGE COLEZ, ; , '- * ■"' Foxton. i - : ' . > v i-i . I Eor Sale, ox^ Easy. Terms^, A COMFORTABLE Dwelling jCjl House, situated, at tbs' cornerof College and Fitzherbert streets, five minutes walk from Post Office, about One Acre of Land, highly improved, and stocked with fruit and Ornamental Trees. For full particulars apply at the office of this paper, or to , . James Linton, Square, Palmerf ton North,