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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 54, 2 March 1880, Page 3

ABE R D EEN tt OUSEESTABLISHED 1858. A Large and well-assorted Stock DRAPERY AND CLOTHING ; A Large Stock of Working Mon's Shirt?, Crimean Shirts, White Shirts, ! and Boys' bhirts. j A Beautiful / ssortmont of Ladies' and Gents' Scarves aud Ties, CoUars, Braces, Undershirts. Pants, Hosiery, &c, &c. Also a large assortment of China, Earthenware, and General Grocery. Note tlio addiess — ALEXANDER GRAY (opposite Post and Telegraph Offices), Foxton. PATEA AND MANAWATU RAILWAY. IM3.R Undermentioned Goods will be sold by MESSRS THYNNE, LINTON & CO., at tho Railway Station, Foxton, on SATURDAY, March 2 "th, unless previously claimed and all expenses for freight and storage paid. Number and Desciipuon of articles. i Murks or addresses. 1 case G F R * 10 bags of flour (lOOlbs) uo mark 1 package solder R & .G 1 drum of oil no mark 1 sack of Jour R. L. 1 coil of wire ; A. M'Donald (red) 2 sachs grass seed ! D 1 bag oatmeal • j J M F 1M & F I bag of flour (50lbs) no marks 1 bundlo of paper no marks 1 tin keg chain P & W 1 box Miss liowern, Lyttelton 2 cases Captain Ruck 1 chair Hadfield 1 bundle shovels no mark 1 case kerosene ' T (in diamond) M 1 ke/z of nafl'B, 1 bundle spout, j no marks ing, 1 bundle down pipe J 1 mat of sugar j F $ W i * 1 package bedding, 1 small box clothing - • j no marks 1 bundle rollers (wood), 1 bun-, j die shingles i no marks T. P. ROTHERAM.

/ FOR SALE. riIHE OHINEKAKEO BLOCK J- of Land, No 1, comprising 632 1 acrps, more or less, of splendid land, j situated in the Manawatu District. There is 132 acres, more or less, of I swamp, which can easily be drained, 3 " and 500 acres, more or less, with a l * light red pine bush growing thereon. T The above property is about six '* J miles up the Manawatu River, and i 0 j about half a mile south of the same. , For further particulars, apply to ie I THOMAS BILLS, i Commission Agent, Otaki. Ie ! , J ; FOR SALE. j rp HE B AINESS E ESTATE, 3 " -*- comprising 1378-$ acres of splendid land, with or without stcck ; or it will be sold in lots of 100 acres or upwards, to suit purchasers. The Estate is situated 10 miles from the Port of Foxton, and has - two miles of frontage to the Mana-watu-Wanganui Railway, with the Bainesse Railway station close to the Homestead. Intending purchasers need only see the land to be convinced that its quality is excellent, and the stock ie comprises some of the best and pur- _ est Shorthorn Cattle in New Zeah land. The Homestead and Farm it Buildings are complete, •s For further particulars, apply to H. MACE, Esq., y v Wellington. 3 , OHo 1- SIMPSON, Bainesse, Foxton. c, t , 1; IMPORTANT INFORMATION. r rpO those against whom we have JL received judgment. Distress Warrants will now be issued, and '' the next step will be a Judgment Summons, which will result in the enforcement of payment, or going to gaol. We make no further apology to those who have not yet been sued, as we can assure tbem they shall havo no reason to complain of want of attention. W. J. & F. LOUDON. (1 _ j FOR SALE. c Cl EVER AL very valuable TOWN ■f O SUCTIONS in Foxton, Palo merston, Feilding, and Marton. For ir price and terms apply to Q F. LOUDON, c Foxton, lgth February, 1880. .f ■ - mo LET, the Cottage and Ground D J- on the Tramway, Foxton, re- ■*■ cently occupied by Mr Ingram, d Early possession can be given. For particulars, apply to F. LOUDON FOR SALE, - 4Q A ACRES of some of the ' finest land in the Motoa District— -a large portion much improved. For particulars, apply to J- THYNNE, LINTON & CO., 'j Foxton, Ll )• pROOF OF DEBT FORMS FOR SALE. RUSSELL BROS., 1 "Manawatu Herald Office.

PUBLIC WORKS, N.Z. MOTOA BLOCK DRAINS. TpRESH TENDERS will be rt -L ceived by the undersigned, i the Public Works Office, Foxton, v to norn on Wednesday, the 3r March, for about 1 mile and 6 chains of drain. Specifications to be seen at Publi Works Office, Foxton. Tendors to be addressed to th Minister for Public Works, and to b in proper form, and endorse ■- Motoa Drain." The lowest or any te.'ider not nt cessarily accop'ted, JOHN T. STEWART, Distriot Engineer. Public Works Office, Foxton, 21st February, 1880. FREIGHT FOXTON TO WAITARA, rpENDERS will be received at th J- Public Works Office, Welling ton, up to noon on Monday, the lot March, 1880, for conveyance of abou Twelve Thousand Railway Sleeper (12,000) from Foxton to Waitara. Specifications and conditions ma be seen at the Public Works Offices Wellington, Christchurch, Wanga nui. aud Foxton. Tenders are to be addressed to th Hon. the Minister for Public Works marked outside, "Tenderfor freight, and to contain a marked cheque fo £25, made payable to the ReceiverGeneral's Deposit Account only. The lowest or any tender not ne cessarily accepted. By order, JOHN T. ST i£ WART, District Engineer. Public Works Office, Foxton, 21st February, 1880. NOTICE. I HERE BY give notice to a] those who are indebted to henr; Brown, a bankrupt, ihat I will tab prompt proceedings against all thos whose names appear on the Books o the said bankrupt. Any person wh wishes' to make use of any set off, o who holds a' receipt not appearing oi the books, is requested to produc them so that any accounts capable o adjustment may be so adjusted with out going iuto Court, failing whicl ihey will be sued for the amoun appearing the books of the sail bankrupt. F. LOUDON, Creditors' Trustee. MANAWATU COUNT! COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givei that a Cheque, drawn on Dec 22nd, 1879, in favor of Messrs Hoan Taipua and Hema te Ao, for £30 has been LOST, and payment there of has been stopped. JOHN M'CULLOCH, Clerk to Council. February 28, 1880.