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Manawatu Herald, 22 October 1889, Page 3

Ty ANTED first class presser and ** scutcher. Apply to T. P. WILLIAMS, Manawfttu Hotoi. WANTED 4 or 5 good Flax 5 cutters for the Empress mill. Quantity required about 8 tons a day. Price j:aid 5s a ton. Apply sharp at the mill} Titirangi. KIU anted by a first class Piesse l '» * employment in a mill »ca v Foxton ; contract or wages. App\y Hekaiid Office, TT7 r ANT'<D by a gentleman, P*;" V V vato Apartments with Boar' 1 ' Apply^Mn J. T. Ray, Solicitor, Foxton. TMPOIINDING NOTICEImpounded in the Foxton Public Pound from Norbiton road by tho Banger — 1 red heifer calf branded on off rninp, indistinct. 1 red and white heifer calf branded On off rump indistinct. Tf nob claimed and expenses paid, will be sold on Saturday, 26th October. B. SPKLMAN, Poundkooper. POX T0 N PUBLI C Rkl£Lessee & Phokwetoi!. — Chas Hugo. Bitsinbss Manaheh- -Alf. Stanley. First appearance iv this town of HUGO'S BUFFALO MINSTRELS. The recognised Variety Combination of the Australasian Coloni 1 s (rule United Press.) The only Company traveling with a . (eu years' unbroken record. 20 English and AmerhwatStars 20 Headed by CHARLES HUGO, The greatest Negro Delineator, end man, sons and dance artist, and specialist that has ever api eared in the Australasian Colonies, and ML-S PRLSCILLA VERNE, The charming 1 young' soubrette, serio-conif, and lightning change avtis c, combined with the world s greitest musicians THE SPANISH STUDENTS. ] Whose brilliant playing on the Mancloline g ( and Guitars have caused a profound seusa" i tiou in every city where they have appeared- \ These artistes are simply marvellous, and J tKjifedeantiful and artistic playing mnsi gtpifen the hearts of all true musicians. Tfisjr have had the honor of playing at Westminster Palace iv 1880 (by ' special commaud) before H.R.H. the i'vince of Wales and Quoen Victoria; Madrid, 1881, before the King and Queen ; Naples, 1884, befpve Princess Siri»nara ; also, the same year before Princess Ducci di Palevma Sicily, and at the Melbourne Exhibition, 1888-89. OSCAK SMITH, the great Ventriloquist. HARRY HASTIXGfcS the London coinique .jJChe above Combination (which is unalrohtedly the strongest in the Austxalaßian Colonies) will appear on SATURDAY. 26th, ami» MONDAY, s!Sth. ' Admission, 3* and '2s. Reserved seats at R. McLean's. ft. T. WATERS, Agent. v o 'it s a "hi:."" ITi'on Safe, 1Z x2O inches. Apply to \V. L. COX, Saddler, Fox"U. ~~ F Oil JAL E. A Pair ot Enss^an Iron Dissolving View LantH'u with 4 inch condensers ; quite new ; also Slides, Screens. &o. Apply to W. L. COE, Faddler, Foxton. i ENDKRS are invited for the • Purchase of the FOXTON PUBLIC HALL. They must be made in writing, and be s«»nt in to the undersigned by S aTURDAY, 28th instant. " No tender need necessarily be ac cepted. The title is freehold, nn«l the building is erected of the best lasting timbers. The cost of the Hall was £800 without the land. THYNNE. LINTOM & 00. J I 0 aOWH EN UA~ C 0 UN T V LI COUNCIL. NOTICE. It is hereby Publicly no ified ihat on and sifter this da c no Ferryman is kept at the Ohau River. By order, JOHN WcCULLOCH, Clerk to Council. County f ifice, Otaki, October 14th, 1889. TO~ fIEAIP-MILLERs] ~ rpHE Undersigned is now prepared to give the HIGHEST PRICE for Flas of Good Quality. A. H. WYLDS, Palmerston North. JOR Sale, very oh«ap a "15 horse power stationary boiler and engine almost new. For further particulars apply to F. A. OXLEf, Pier Hotel, i Pic ton, Mwlborough. I