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Advertisements ! MANAWATU ROAD BOARD. AWAHURI BRIDGE. NOTICE is hereby given that the Awahuri Bridge will be closed until further notice for all traffic on and after WEDNESDAY, the 17tli instant, tbe bridge being under repair. WALTER RUTHERFORD, Clerk. Palmerston North, 15th August, 1892. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. The Future Revealed by the Hand. " PALMISTRY," BY Prof. Valentine B. Walker, M.S.P.A. (from U.S. America), Illness, Disease, and Death prevented, and Happiness gained by Palmistry. Be warned by Prof. Walker, who is not a common fortuneteller, but a scientific Palmist. Hours : 11 to 1, 2t05, 7to 10 ; fee, 2s 6d ; address, Mrs Reading*, " The Other House," Manchester St. (side door). COLONISTS' POLITICAL ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of the Committee of J\_ the above will be held in the Foresters' Hall on FRIDAY, 26th August, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. H. L. SHERWILL, Hon. Sec. 1 UVENILE PLAIN and FANCY J DRESS BALL. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, FEILDING. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th. In Aid of the Funds of the New District Hospital, Palmerston North. Tickets to be had of the Ladies of the Hospital Committee, Feilding, and at the Stores and Stationers. Admission : 2/6 ; Family Tickets, to admit two adults and two children, 5/-. Dancing and Marches for Children from 7 till half past 9 ; Adults after. MR. J. HYDE - PARKER, Musical Director and Manager. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. STEVENS <& GOKTON, in returning their most cordial thanks for lluvery hearty support they hnve received from the settlers in (hetr district during the last fourteen years, beg to notify to tbe public that owing to the very large extension of their business, and to do* niestic reasons, the principals, Edward Gorton and Kichard Slinßsby Abraham, have mutually consented to divide the business on 30th September next. That portion in the district north of the Oroua river (excepting Foxton) will be carried on by Edward Gorton, under the name of Gorton and Son ; that portion south of the Oroua river (including Foxton) under the name of R. S. Abraham. The Awahuri yards will jointly be retained by the two new firms, each selling there alternate months, and it is hoped, by the great* er attention which will be devoted to their respective businesses, the new firms will receive the same liberal support as has always been accorded to the old firm. For the remainder of the year 1892 the new firms will adhere to the sales fined in the old firm's calendar. It is requested that all accounts due to Stevens and Gorton will be settled by 30th September. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers. Bulls, 25th August,Jß92. TENDERS WANTED FOR Clearing and Burning, ready for the plough, about 50 acres of Fern Land, with patches of Scrub, the whole to be completed before the last day of November next. Work will be shown on FRIDAY, the 2nd day of September, and Tenders must be posted before 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, Bth, addressed to JOHN SAXON, Feilding. MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD. nnENDERS will be received up to JL noon on SATURDAY, September 3rd, 1891,— For the construction of a Traffic Bridge of six 60ft and two 40ft spans over the Oroua River, on the Feilding- Bunnythorpe Road, at Aorangi. Plans, Specifications, and General Conditions may be seen at the Board's Office, Feilding, and at the Office of the Manawatu Road Board, Palmerston North. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHAKLES BRAY, Engineer Manchester Road Board. MONEY For Investment on Security of Freehold Lands. Town Properties accepted if ample margin offered. WE ars prepared to advance large or small sums on favorable terms to borrowerb* Interest, 6£ and 7 per cent. — according to amount required ; 8 per cent., small sums. Our FEILDING Office, in Messrs Stevens & Gorton's Buildings, will be open on Court days and Sale days, ■ but instructions left there at any time will be forwarded to Palmerston BAKER AND COOKE, SOLICITORS, The Square, Palmerston N., And Fergusson Stheet Fkildino MONEY, MONEY I have been instructed to invite applications for loans of not less than £200 on freehold security. I have also several small sums await' , ing investment on freehold or othei ■ecurity. ; E. 0. HURLEY, Bakeistke and Solicitor, ; Exchange Buildings, i THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N i nnOILET i^ets, Mirrors sizes _|_ • and prices), hearth rugs, dooi mats, chairs (good, strong, cheap am durable), at the Maud-ester Streei ' Furniture Warehouse.— lsaac Brent