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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1226, 24 June 1884, Page 3

G.M.SHELSON To Close Consignments. /~\N SALE by the undersigned— 100 sacks rye grass seed 5 cwt clover seed 2 cwt Timothy grass 40 sacks cocks foot A good secondhand Theodolite A strong serviceable Timber Dray 1 10-Toe Timber Jack 1 5 cwt Avory'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 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 5 casks cement G. M. I^ELSON. Auctioneer, &c FOR WELLINGTON. ' TOE MAN V AWATT7 Steam Shipi. ping Company's Steamer JANE . DOUGLAS, Captain Fraseb, Will sail for the above port (Circura stances permitting; on SATCBDAY, AT 5 PM. Freight : 12s 6d per on W. G. ROBINSON, Agent, Foxton. Manchester Eoad Board. '"PHE ratepayers of Ward No 6 -*- are requested to meet at the Schoolroom, Ashurst, on Wednesday the 25th June, at 7 p.m., for the purpose of discussiug the best means of getting tht Bridge at the Lower Ferry erected. D. H. MACARTHUR, Chairman M.R.B. Por Sale. ONE or, three sections m Main street, 44 feet frontage, 165 deep. Cash price, £25 each. Ap* ply to T- Key, Terrace End, /TMMMINGS. In millineby and dbess Trimmings.'we have a unique assortment ih Plain and Brocaded Vein veteens, Plushes, Velvets, and Satins, Plush Kibbons, Plaid Rib/ bo s, all shades and everything to match onr DRESS MATERIALS the range of which offers a most extensive choice, \ ' LADIES will do well to inspect the above at The Bon Marche, For Sale on Easy Terms, A COMFOBT ABLE V welling House, situated at the oorner of College and Fitaherbert streets, five minutes walk from Post Office, about One Acre of Land, highly im" proved, and stocked with fruit and Ornamental Trees. For full particulars apply at the office of this paper, or to James Linton, Square, Palmerston North. > Zealandia Boots Zealandia Boots TO the Ladies of Palmerston, I have just opened a special select shipmen of the above well-known Boots to my own special order and respectfully call your attention to tho following choice makes, -Ladies high lace up kid, of superior finish and quality, the ealandia Brand Ladies' High Button Kid, the Pride of Canterbury, quality unsurpassed m the colony. The Zealandia Brand. J_ad.es' Fine Kid Walking Shoes, of a quality rarely seen m these parte. Fit and style, as i only to 'be had at J. B. Hamiit ton's. Speciality for Wet Weather. I |Ladies' Patent Damp-proof Kid F.S. This boo.t is warranted to contain a cork middle sole, so introduced as to render it entirely impervious to outward moisture of any kind, at the same time tha necessary perspiration of the foot is not impeded m the slightest degree. In Children's Soots An immense variety of every make and a marvel of cheapness. J. B. HAMILTON, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER. ■TTIT ANTED.— A Good General V\ Servant who can Cook and Wash. To a Good "^Toman a most liberal wage will be given. Apply to Mrs, Thos. Lowes, Manawatu Gorge Hotel. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Fred.* WilliamsHAVING leased the Stables connected with the Princess Hotel, at Terrace End intends run<« ning a Passenger Coach between Palmerston and Woodville, Fares — each way 7s 6d: return tickets 12s 6d, • Full particulars m future issue.