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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 4, 14 September 1880, Page 3

thyme, rarroi & cq, GENiEEAL MERCHANTS, i FOXTON AND PALMERSTON, ARE DIRECT IMPORTERS OP THE BEST BRANDS OP ALES AND SPIRITS, IN CASE AND BULK, j AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF Tea, Oilmen's Stores, and Groceries, &c. Having the advantage of a Bonded Store, a large and well-selected Stock is alwaj s kept. DIEECT IMPORTERS FFOM THE SOUTH OF— mOUR OATMEAL POLLARD BRAN GRASS SEEDS. ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL. £T TIMBER OF ALL KINDS ON HAND. JOCAL BOARD OF FOXTON, PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF j WELLINGTON. ' Account of Receipts a^^sbursements for the year ended»March 31, 1880.

Receipts. Balance in hand April 1, £ s. d. 1879 .. .. 325 19 .5 General rates . . 390 13 5 Subscriptions by ratepayers for ordinary or special works . . 2 10 0 Subsidies from,4§overnment, viz. — 5 Road Board grants ... 227 11 9 Miscellaneous receipts, viz, — Deposits on contracts, £37 ; sund-ies, 3/6/1 . . 40 6 1 £985 0 8

Alexander Gray, Chairman. R. G. Palmer, Treasurer. Examined and found correct — 9/8/80. W. B. Taldwyn, Provincial District Auditor.

MESSRS 'i "DUTTON & HANKIN.S, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, FOXTON. Offices •— Premises adjoining Loudon's store, a Avenue Road, Fox ton. 0 . a lI|R. E. W. PERKINS, BARBISTIiR AND SOLICITOR, The Square, Palmerston North. VENN'S VTEW ZEALAND STEAM :- WOOD WARE FACTORIES, PALMERS rON NORTH. d Are you building or furnishing ? c Visit the above factory before ordering elsewhere. £ Sasbes*; j- • ■ , .. ■- >f Doorst r i« Turneiy, , '■■' . ? ' Would iiigs, f Furniture Of all descriptions, for prices and ** qutrUty iaDt' to be equalled. ),~\ "Wholeeojleiotho trade. ' 2 :Bire 'ttid-prifce list J oii ' applicAtlon. -' w ■ FourJroeßwti^««t>W^* w; ri{inißhed from £8 10b. Chairs from 3s.