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Manawatu Herald, 22 November 1889, Page 3

SaNDON .. CARNARVON TBAM j WAY. EXTKA TRAINS SATURDAYS ONLY. /COMMENCING on SATURDAY \J November 2nd, 1889, an EXTR/ TRAIN will leave Carnarvon at 1 li p.m. fur Whale Line, returning froa Whale Line 3 p.m., arriving at Car narvou at 4 pirn. i>. M. BROOKS, Tram Contractor. C O » O A 'li E AT C. Honore's. Timber, in any quantity Roofing Iron Builders' Material Pain and Barb Fencing Wire Oats and Barloy either crushed or whole Chaff, Pollard, Bran, Oatmeal, Wheat meal Hams, Bacon, Cheese Sever it tons very • rime Potatoes Rollor 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 they ever tasted. Foxton agent for — Donald Raid's Patent Wire Strainers Brooks' Celebrated Masfcerron Lime Manuie Lime FARM AT MOUTOA. FOR SALE by private treaty a Farm of 70 acres, all laid down in Grass excb 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. Building*? consist of (Vioomed house, cowsheds, barn, dairy, and smoke houac. 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 io Foxlou is Xl niileK, and fco Shannon 2£ miles. The position on the river bank makes this property well adapted for a Flaxmill site, aB the banks are good and most of the property is suitable for drying ground. Also Town Section Xo. 40, on the Avenue road adjoining the Temperance Hall, con« tain half-an-acre. Applications as to price and terms to be made to JAMKH BOUSRIJi. Or to rRYNNE, LINTON & CO. TUE NEW ZEALAND Loan and Mercantile Agency Company Limited. WOOL ! ~~W00L ! ! WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. Phe Company desires to intimate to Runholdere and Farmers that Auction Sales Will be held during the season at the Company's New WOOL STOKES,* WELLINGTON. As a number of liuyers purpose attending these Baleis, wool-growers i'r recommended to take adp ntnge of the. competitio iit.our ocal auctions in prerer«nc!i> o disposing of their clips by oii ate treaty ; if reserves re not reuchrd. the wool cun be Hliipperl to the London Murkrt, aticl advnurc taken. The fiist sale of the season will be held during November. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON— HHTool, Gx>a.in, Hemp, FrozeN ea t, Dairy Produce. For further particulars apply to it. m. Mcknight, Company's Agent at Palmerston. Or to ANDREW TODI), Manager at Wellington. FO XTON " , » AKK B V MAIN-STREET, FOXTON • J N. WALLS begs to notify that, having purchased the Business of the Co operative Bakery Company, of which he was manager t r mary years, he is now prepared (o deliver Uread daily, at Lowest Cash Prices. Bmall Goods, Biscuits, Cakes, &c, always on baud. jTn. walls I ' FRIDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER, 1889. ESTATE of JOSEPH LAWSON, Decease! VALUABLE TOWN SECTION, FOXTON. MESSRS J. H. BETHUNE & CC have been favoured with instriu tions from B. C. Hammerton, Esq., Publi Trustee, to sell by public suction, at the: rooms, Featherstou-strcet, Wellington, o Friday, 22nd November, at 2 o'clock — All that first-class allotment of lam section No. 134, town of Foxtoi containing 3 roods 29 porchf having a frontage of 125 links i the public road by a depth varyit from 742 to 754 links, and adjoii ing the property of the children T. TJ. Cook. , For further particulars, apply to THE AUCTIONEERS