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Advertisements PALMERSTON SALE YAEDS. THURSDAY, JULY 18th. TjIREEMAN E. JACKSON & CO. JJ will sell by public auction as above — ? 3 00 forward wethers 120 „ 180 „ „ 820 store wethers 300 Lincoln ewes in lamb 100 „ -„ „ 70 fat ewes Sale at 1 o'clock. FEEEMAN E. JACKSON, Auctioneer. i EEEMAN R. JACKSON & COS 4 Stock SiiLES for July. Johnsonville ... Wednesday, 17 Wanganui... ... Wednesday, 17 Palmerston ... Thursday, 18 Johnsonville ... Wednesday, 24 Waverley ... ... Monday, 29 Wanganui ... Wednesday, 81 Johnsonville ... Wednesday, 31 Sale of Horses, Poultry, Saddlery, Hay, &c, every Saturday at noon, at St. Hill-street, Wanganui. Agents for Owen's New Zealand Pat ent Sheep Dip. FE ; EMAN E. JACKSO* & CO., Auctioneers. Wanganui, Waverley, Feilding, Palmerston, Johnsonville, and Ashurst. TENDEES FOE BUSHFELLING fTIENDEES are invited for falling JL 100 acres of Light Bush on Section 1, Wanganui Harbor Board Block. Tenders will close on July 23rd, 1889, and are to be addressed to the care of Mr John Pollock, Buckingham Palace, Feilding, where the Specifications may be seen. . The lowest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted. H. BAILEY. H. COLLIER & CO., Pianoforte Importers, Tuners, and Repairers, Wanganui. T7IAVESTAFF PIANO TESTITj MONIALS— John Francis Barnett, the celebrated Composer, author of " The Ancient Mariner," &c, after using one of the Eavestaff Pianos at a Piano Eecital at the Inventions Exhibition, writes Mr Eavestaff— July 8, 1885. .Dear Mr Earestaff — I was muchtpleased with the Pianoforte I played on at the Inventions Exhibition last Friday evening. The tone produced by the action always respond ■• ins; to the force used by the finger, an<i I did not experience any fatigue during the recital. The Pianofo.-te I played on was a most satisfactory one. Tours Faithfully, JOHN FRANCIS BARNETT "the'cotfee palace. Kimbolton Road, Feilping. E. YOUNG Proprietor. fT^HE above named Establishment _|_ has now been fitted up and opened as a First- class Restaurant and Boarding House. Meals at all hours. Price One Shilling. Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, or any kmd of Refreshments obtained at any time. The Sitting Eoom will be free and visitors will find Home and Colonial Papers filed. Superior Accommodation for Boarders. Good Beds. Note the address — KIMBOLTON EOAD (opposite the Bed House), Feeding. N.Z. NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between the Undersigned as Farmers, of Beaconsfield, under the style or firm of Godfrey & Oldershaw, has been determined as from the 11th day of October last past. All accounts owing to and by the late firm will be received and paid by the undersigned, William Eace Godfrey. As witness our hands this 10th day of July, 1889. W. E. GODFEEY. E. B. H. OLDEESHAW. Witness : W. A. Sandilands, Solicitor, ■Feilding. NOTICE. DE, JOHNSTON having left on a visit to England, Persons indebted to him are requested to settle their accounts with the undersigned with as little delay as possible. HUGH L. SHEBWILL, Attorney. July 11, 1889. MANCHESTEE EOAD BOAED. NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Manchester Boad Board, under the provisions of the Eating Act, 1882, to make a Bate Df Three Farthings in the £ on the Eateable Value of all Property within the Manchester Eoad District, for the year ending the 31st day of March, 1890, such Bate to become payable payable on and after the sth day of August, 1889, in one sum. The Bate Book *ill be open for inspection at the Office of the Board on and after SATURDAY, the 18th July, during office hours. .CHARLES BEAY, Clerk Manchester Boad Board.