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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 54, 2 March 1880, Page 4

-THYNNE, LINTON, 8c CO., ;|Iil4il»l Hi ailf lllllll, ' '' LICENSED LAND BROKERS, Shipping and Forwarding Agents, EOXTON &PALMERSTOE : * ? VALUATORS [for the last 5 Years] TO The Manawatu Highways Board The. Foxton Looa Board. [ agests"l ; or- ( / f The Regular Trading Steamer, "T v I," v.i. i . • ,.. The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company j The Batavia 1 Sed Insurance Company ; y .The Australian. Mutual Provident Society ; , The Wellington ' and Hutt Building- Society ; } Messrs Bichter and Co's Steam Saw Mills ; l ■ LOANS ON MORTGAGE OBTAINED. ' ; Parties visiting, or proposing to visit, the Manawatu, are J ' requested to call at, or write to, the Firm's offices at j " ' [Foxton or Palmerston, previous to making any selecI tion,as the Firm's List of Properties for Sale or Lease j within the County comprise most of the LARGEST and MOST VALUABLE SECTIONS offering ; and as the List is becoming daily added to, it is out of the question advertising. The Firm is in a position to find a large proportion of the purchase money required for any property, at a fair rate of interest. _ I )OT AK I ST O T-i E . WM. SMITH . . Proprietor*. A -.-i v, .^%557 WORTiI OF STOCK NOW OFFERED FOI? CASH. • ! . .■'••• • W'M. SMITH, of Otaki, desires to return his best -thanks to the settlers of the district, who have so well paironised him during the last eight years, and desires to intimate that ho is at present holding a GEANT) CLEARING SALE OF THE BALANCE OF STOCK, , Preparatory lo receiving an entirely NEW STOCK when the alterations to -promises are completed. THE STOCK to be sold comprises— DRAPERY, CLOTHING HAKUWAAE, GROCERIES ; BOOTS AND SHOES NECKTIES, HANDKERCH PRINTS, DKESSES . .. FLANNELS EA&CY GOODS LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS And everything else to be found in a well-furnished store. All these Goods will bo sold at WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES, such aa.were never known in Otaki before. People wanting Bargains should hurry up and secure them. WM. SMITH, STOREKEEPER, OTAKI.

TELEGRAPH STORE, ; Main-street, Otaki. I THOMAS BILLS I Desires to inform the settlers of the Otaki District that he has opened a ) GENERAL STORE, '-'Opposite the Telegraph Hotol, ...... Otald. Tho S ock has been personally selected by the Proprietor from the best houses in Wellington, and comf pii'se*— DRAPERY nnd CLOTHING GROCERIES, of every description ■''*„ i „ HARDWARE. BOOTS AND SHOES IRONAIONGERY SPADES AND SHOVELS AXES, PICKS, and DROOMS FLOUR, OATS, &c TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES And every line to be found in a FIRST-CLASS STOCK. The Proprietor is determined tc i make the Telegraph Store what customers will find out it is on trying, M viz.„the CHEAPEST STORE in the District. Produce bought, sold, and exchanged )'•'.' The, Proprietor will also carry or "' the business of Commission Agent ; and all orders will receivo promp ,' attention. ( Note the address — THOMAS BILLS, General Storekeeper, Produci ,'. Merohan^,. ahd Coxtt-i'ss'ioff Agent, OTAKI.