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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 40, 18 January 1881, Page 2

HONE¥ 10 LE.SD. HE undersigned has money to lend ori mortgage of Freehold Pro perty for fixed periods, at current rates of interest. s W. G. ROBINSON, Commission Agent, Foxton. MONEY TO LEND, Any Sum required up to -4? O i \ (\f\ A— lnterest from 1\ &a\J)\J\)\J to 8 per cent. Borrowers have now a special opportunity, and those with properties already mortgaged to Loan Societies and othe-3, at far higher rates, with power to pay off same, may effect a uijrhly advantageous exchange. CHAS. POWNALL & CO., Scriveners, Grey-street, Wellington. MONEY. jy/lONEY TO LEND on approved Freehold Securities, in small or large sums, at curent rates. Apply with full particulars to S. CARROLL, L&nibton Quay, Wellington. [a ca d.] Tp HE «>;. OLEBE, ARCIUTFCT, FEILDIN ("!. "VfKW YEAR'SGOODS. Raisins — Eleme, Muscatels, Sultana* French Prunes Figs, Spices "Lemon Peel, Hams Case— Brandy, Whisky, Rum, Geneva, Old Tom, Schnapps Bulk— 2 gallon jars of Whisky, Ruin, and Brandy Wines— Sherry, Pott, Claret, Colonial Wines, Champagne Lime Juice and Lime Juice Cordial Ale and Stout in quarts and pints THYNNE, LTNTON & CO.

County Works.— By reference to our County Council report it will be seen that several hundred pounds were voted yesterday for much-needed works, including metalling Avenue and Montoa roads, Foxton, building bridge on Main-street, Foxtes,and doing road work on .Cliflj Taipo, and Penny's hnes, in the-Oroua Riding. Mr MAgflt—We are glad to learn tha! Jktr ftfaner, the coachdriver, is so far con- ' yaTescent as to be able to get about, and it is hoped he will be able to get up to Foxton in the coarse of next week. Sale.— Messrs Thynne, Linton & Co. will held a sale of land on the Avenue Road tomorrow, at 2 p.m. Good bargains may be expected, as the property has been cut up into small sections. Tbe Gkokoias. — Those old favorites, the Georgia Minstrels, will appear at the Foxton Hall tomorrow evening, when a good house is almost certain to greet them. The steamer Bamson. — The above wellknown paddle steamer has been purchased by Captain Harvey, formerly of the Rangatira, and Mr Greenwood, engineer of the Stormbird. We understand that if sufficient inducement is received, she will run constantly in tbe Wellington-Foxton trade. The Samson is a well appointed and roomy boat, and if she runs in the local trade is sure to secure a very large share of it Otaki Court.— A sitting of this Court was held on Saturday last, before W. H. Sioue*, Sao,., J.P. Sarah Dowaes, • half.