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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1245, 16 July 1884, Page 3

O^M-SNELSON G M S^ELSON VTT ILL SELL ON SATURDAY, JULY 19, 80,000 feet Timber, and Assortment of Groceries, and Nursery Stock from Benne* field's ON SATURDAY, JULY 26, Balance of Timber unsold Flour, Wheat, Oats, also Hories, at Browne's Stables Sale each day at 12 noon. To Close Consignments. r\N SALE by the undersigned— 60 sacks Derwent potatoes ] 10 tons oaten chaff 50 sacks feed oats 25 boxes tea 25 boxes kerosene 2 tons Queensland sugar 20 dozen tether and clothes lines American chairs 40 sacks cocks foot A. good second-hand Theodolite 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 10 drums paint oil 1 ton household soap 20 rolls roofing felt 100 full size wool bales 1 ton galvanised iron 20 kegs wire nails 2 T.-ms Fine Salt 2 improved Kibbling Mills 40 boxes candles 5 casks cement 6. W. .~SN£i.BON. Auctioneer, &c FOR, WELLINGTON. rHE MAFAWATU Steam Shipping Company's Steamer, JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Fkaseb, ill sail for the above port (Circura 'stances permitting) on SATURDAY, AT 10 P.M. Freight : 1 2s 6d per on W. G. KOBINSON, Agent, Fo*ton. Fred- Williams' -EXPKESS LINE OF COACHES. BETWEEN PALMEESTON AND WOODVILLE AT EEDUCSD RATES. t I THE Coach leaves the Princess _1_ Hotel at 7 a,m. and starts from the Booking Office, Clwb Hotel, at 7.30, calling at Walkley's Commercial Hotel, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday , returning from Woodville to Palmerston Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 a.m Single Pares, each way, 7s 6d. PRINCESS HOTEL Livery Stables. LESSEE. HORSES always on Hire on .Reasonable Terms. Good Paddocking proYid'ed. Buggies always oh hire. Special i trips to any part, TV yTR MAC ARTHUR will have much pleasure m addressing the electors at Stoney Creek School House on Wednesday the 16th inßt., at 7 p.m. and, at Karere^ Schoo\ House on Friday the $§th inst. at T. JORDAN, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER, v THE SQUARE,) HBXT WAKKLEY'B, OQMMEBCIAIi HOTJSIu TXORDAN takes this oppor- • Pj tvnity of thanking the pub* he for past favors during the past five years, and begs to inform them that no. thing shall be wanting; on his pait to merit the same confidence ajready reposed m him. A welWassorted stock of ' Saddlery already on band, and every artiole of the trade supplied at the ; shortest notice. I^MSote the Address, | T. JORDAN (the Old Original), j Ne*t Walkley's SM. OPENING NOTICE. WAREHOUSE. MESSRS gIMMONDS & pEGOEN HAVE much pleasure m notifying to the residents of Palmerston and adjacent districts, the opeuing of their New Furniture, Floor Clothe, Carpeis, Fancy Go<>ds, and Crockery "Warehouse, next to Wollermaa and Hutcheson's ■tore, TO-DAY, SATURDAY, JULY 12. Full particulars m. future issue.