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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 12 November 1889, Page 3

cc ' I^^PORTANT NOTION; w \S I may have, on account of in; "~ /\ health, to' leave m. busfnessn the end of the year, I have ta re quest that ALL ACCOUNTS QW t ING- may be paid to me by the 31s of December, aa after that date the^ T will be p aced in the hands of a so* • licitor for collection. Please to take notice that all mj '■ business is now conducted ONL"S! l " FOR CASH. j pOR B\LE— U Acres at Norbi- " tou. Also Two Building Sites in the Main-street, the best in Foxton. Apply to W. L. COE. SANDON - CARNARVON TRAMWAY. EXTRA TRAINS SATURDAYS] ONLY. v , /COMMENCING on SATURDAY, \J November 2nd, 1889, an EXTRA TRAIN will leave Carnarvon at 1 15 p.m. for Whale Line, returning from Whale Line 3 p.m., arriving- -at Carnarvon at 4 p.m. D. M. BROOKS, Tram Contractor. Poßg A L E AT 0. Honore's. Timber, in >my quantity Roofing Iron Builders' Material Plain and Barb Fencing Wire Oats and Barley eithor crushed or whole Chaff, Pollard, Bran, Oatmeal, Whealmea! Hams, Bacon, ( heese ' Several tons very I rime Potatoes Roller and Stone Flour. For Groceries we are not to be beaten, in either Quality or Price. A regular supply of F operator Butter, which customers wi 1 find the most delicious thoy ever tastftd. Foxton agent for — Raid's Patent Wire'Stram-- - ■ «r s BrookB 1 . Mtsterton, Lime " Manure Lime ' (* NOTICE^ Impoundtd in the Foxtoii l?ubfic Potin^ frcm thp i-uiblic by the i anger — 1 strawberry . heifer, 2 year-old; brand indistinct on off rump. If not claimed and expenses pnid will be soil on Satukday, lGth November, 1880. 1.1 SPELMAN, Poundkeeper. V\7 ANTED by a yonng Lady, ** stuaion as Lady help : ad dress L, Post-office, Fuxton. FARM AT MOUTOA. FOR SAJjE by private treaty a Farm of 70 acros, all laid down in Grass oxce 10 acres in high flax, pt übdivided into seven paddocks, with Garden and Orchard of half-an-acre. in extent, stocked with choice bearing fruit trees. ' - Buildings consist of 5-rooraed house, cowsheds, barn, dairy, and Bmolce house. ' The stock can be taken at a valuation. This farm is one of the oldest selections made in the district. It is on the bank of the Manawatu River, and the main road from Foxton to Shannon runs through the centre of the land. The distance to Foxton is 6£ miles, and to Shannon 2J miles. The position on the river bank makes this property well adapted for. a Flaxmill site, as the banks are good and most of the property is suitable for drying ground. Also Town Section No. 46, on the Avenue road adjoining the Temperance. Hall, coni tain half-an-acre. Applications as to price and terms to he made to JAMES BOUSfiLL, Or to . THYNNE, LINTON A CO. THE NEW .gg!AI;ANf> , Loan and Mercantile Agency. Pompany Llj3ste<jL W00L!~W00L!! ■ • ' .• s •" . 1 WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. J The Compauy t . desires to inlinjt'ate t( Runholders and Farmers that Auction Sales Will b* held during 'the season at th Company's .Nevt WOOL STORES, WELLINGTON. I- As a number of buyers pnrpoHo attpncljiifc thes sales, wool-Kiowers . r ivconiinendeil to take ad v ntiigp of the competttio , «t our ocaluuctiuDß 1 preferenr« o dispoilnff of iheJr cHpn l.y'rni at tieoiy ; if reserves re not reached, the wool cv lie shipped to the London Market, wid advam takon. ' , • The fiist sale of the seaeon will \ held during November. 3d LIBERAL ADVANCES > MADE ONWool, Grain, 2lexni>, Produc-e. ' For further partieulare apply to - • > . •' B. M. MbKNieHT,^ r429^pany> A«mt itPftlmerston. Or to - v t AXmIEW TTODD, , ***P**>**»jM*nftger' at WelliogtOW.