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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 92, 18 July 1879, Page 3

FOR SALE. 1 AC\C\ AOREs of LAND, being JL^l.\J\J a portion of the Bainesse Estate ; situated ten miles from Foxton, with a frontage of two miles to the Manawatu Eailway, adjoining the Bainesse Railway Station. To be sold in lots of 100 acres or upwards to suit purchasers, or the whole will be sold in one lot. FURTHEB, The Proprietor is open to treat for the whole Estate, comprising 1528J acres with all the stock ther9on, the latter having some of the very best blood in the colony. For full particulars,fapply to C. SIMPSON, Bainesse, Or to Henry Mace, Esq, Wellington. TOSEPH DEAN AND CO., FELLMONGERS, (Near Mr 0. Symons' Residence,) IFoxton. Cash Pdbchasebs of Wool, Skinb, &0., &o. Wool Scoured upon commission, as follows: — Fleeced Wool, l^dperlb., scoured weights, Locks and Pieces, l£d do do FOXTON SCHOOL. rpHE School will Re-open and JL resume its duties on M OND AY NEXT, the 21st. ALEXANDER GEAY, Chairman F.S.C. Foxton, July 14, 1879. TO BUILDERS. TFENDERS will be received by the •JL undersigned until noon of SATURDAY,, 25th July, for .the erection of a Schoolhouse at Otaki. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Highway Board Office, Otaki. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. H. SIMCOX, Chairman School Committee, Otaki. XI7RITTEN TENDERS will be V V received by the undersigned up to 1 o'clock p.m. of Monday, 21st July, 1879, for leasing the Sandon Steam Flour Mill for one year, commencing on the Ist of August next, The conditions of the lease can be seen at the said mill. Tenders will also be received for the purchase of the said mill up to the 21st instant. Directors will not be bound to accept the highest or any tender. H. SAN SON, Chairman of Directors. July 8, 1879. TO SAWMILL b)ES AND OTHERS HHENDERS for the supply of L Totara and Black Pine Sleepers, 7 x 9 x 4£, in lots of one thousand, to be delivered, subject to inspection, at Lyttelton. Tenderers to state price per sleeper, and time of completion. Telegraphic tenders to be receiver 1 by the undersigne", at Ghristchurch , up till the 1 8th inst. J. & A. ANDERSON. Christchurch, July 10, 1879. FARM TO LET. Tj'O LET, 175 acres of LAND, J- situate, about a mile from Foxton, 10 acres being bush, the remainder clear. The timber in the bush can be utilised for fencing purposes. A portion is already fenced, and drained. For further particulars, apply to A. J. WHYTE, Why tea, Hotel, Foxton. NOTICE TO THE TRADE. WDEAfcDS begs to inform his • numerous friends and customers that he has opened an agency in Foxton for his SEATED WATERS, Manufactured from the well-known spring at Terrace End, which for purity and excellence cannot be sur» passed. The Trade waitedon daily, ;'; ; ..'?jeo^tqn. BjutpHEiiY.-/ FW; TIODDEII desires to -n i 'forrii the, public of- Foxto cKkt; he has purchased the above wfell - known 1 iuicherihg Business from Davidson &. C0.,. and hopes by selling only the : best meat, and by .courtesy io all customers, tb obtain a 1 share Jf pitblic patronage. Families ' waited 'On daily for orders. , Shipping supplied. Tripe, sausages, neats' . feet, ; and all other small goods always on hand.- •- ■■■> Note the address — E. W.UODbEE, Wholesale and Family Butcher,. 0 pposite Whjle's Hotel, Foxton