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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1251, 24 July 1884, Page 3

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NOW on View m Gillett's Buildings— THE RHOM, HIMBIMi / Wonder A Living Head, Without Limbs or Body The Greatest Illusion of the Present Age, Admission Is; children dd. Billiards* MR F. WEISS, Champion of Australia, will give an Exhibition of his skill with the cue, this evening (Thursday) at the Club i Hotel, conceding a local amateur 600 points' in 1000. Play to convenience at 7.30. Admission 3s. LOST between Palmerston and Awahuri, a Roll of Music. Finder will be rewarded on bringing same to S. Abrahams. SWEEP HO! v HERE WE ARE AGAIN! N.M. 3PERSON BEGS to notify to the Public of Palmerston that he has just imported the latest improvements m Chimney-sweeping Apparatus, and is prepared to undertake orders. Prices from Is 6d to 2s 6d. Address —Church street, opposite Heaton's Bakery. NOTICE. ACCOUNTS owing to the under* signed may be paid to Mr W. Pabk, Bookseller, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. G. W. RUSSELL, Late Proprietor Manawatu Daily Times. Palmer-ton North, June 24, 1884. ' '■■ ■ •' - MANAWATU ELECTION. THE Official Declaratitn of the poll will be made at the Town Hall, Palmerston, on Saturday, 26tK July inst., at 2 p.m. J. HARRIS, Returning Officer, NOTICE TO FIREWOOD THIEVES. THOSE who are m the habit of helping themselves to my cut firewood m the old Palmerston "Ho* tel paddock, had better stop, as they are well known to me, and w}H be invited to interview Mr Ward R,M., should they repeat thier visit, T. BUTTON, A Beal Bargain. FOE SALE— ' A SPLENDID PROPERTY at Parawanui, Rangitikei, consisting of — tft~\Q\ ACRES first-class O-L^J land, all fenced se« curely and subdivided into 9 paddocks. There is a well - finished 10 s roomed house on the property, with outbuildings, stables, sheep yards, dip, &c. Price, £3 lOs Per Acr^. For all further particulars, apply to F. MOWLEM, Commission Agent, ThevSquare, Palmerston North, ,