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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 26 November 1889, Page 3

SANDON- CARNARVON TRAM WAY. 1 EXTRA TRAINS SATURDAYS ONLY. m i i_i M /^iOMMENOING on SATURDAY KJ November 2nd, 1889, an EXTRA i TRAIN will leave Carnarvon at 110 p.m. for Whale Line, returning from Whale L ne 3 p.m., arriving at Carnarvoa at 4 p.m. D. M. BROOKS, Tram Contractor. poRQ A L E 0. EC on ore's. • Timber in any quantity Roofing Iron Builders' Material Plain and B-irb Fencing Wire Oats and Barley either crushed or whole Chaff, . Pollard, Bran, Oatmeal, Wheatmeal Hams, Bacon, (heese Serer.-il tons very • rime Potatoes Roller and Stone Flour. i For Groceries we are not to be beaten, in either Quality or Price. A regular suppl}" of Feperator Butter, which customers wi 1 find the* most delicious they ever tasted. Foxton agent for— Donald Raid's Patent Wire Strain-* ers Brooks' Celebrated faster-ton Lime Maniue Lime FARM AT MOUTOA. FOR SALE by privaT.fi froaty a Farm of 70 acres, ail laid down in ('!rnsp exee 10 aeir-s in high flax. ptubcliv?<Jed into sr-vei; j^n/lctocks, with Gardeu and Orchard oi hali'-nn-acre in extent, stocked wit-li clioioo ])paring fruit trees. Buildings cpnsist of 5-roometl house, cowsheds, barn, dniry, and smoke housf;. The stock can be taken' ai a valuation. This farm is one of die oldest selections made in the district. It is on ihe bank of the Manawatu Kiver, and the main road from Foxton io Shannon runs through the cenrvr. 01 the land. ■.rhe. distatfee to'Tp-xtoiT in fi? f miles, and to shannon 2J rhiles. . The position on the- river bank makes this property well adapted for a Flaxmill site, as the bankK are good and most of the pi'opevty is suitable for drying ground. Aiso Town Section No. 46, on the Avenue loud adjoining the .Temperance Hall, contniu hfitf-an-acre. ApnhVntions ns to price and terms to be inn.de'- k> JAMES KOUSELL. Or to THYNNE, LINTON & CO. THE NEW ZEALAND Loan and Mercantile Agency Oomp^ny Limit ad. WOOL f~W00L ! ! — — — i WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. The Company desires to intimate to Eunholders and Farmers that Auction Sales Will be held during the season at the Company's New WOOL STORES,' WELLINGTON. As a number oi buyers purposo attending these sales, wool-growprs iv recommended to take adv ntajo of tbo compotitio at .onr ocnl auction!) in preleienne t> disposiu^ of their clips by pri ato treaty: if roserros re not reached, tlic wool enn he shipped to tl>« London Mivket, and mlvanco tnkeu. ' The fiist sale of the season will be held during November. LIBERAL AD VAN iES MADE ON— TOTool, Ovain, Hemp, FrozeN ea t, Dairy Produce. lor further particulars apply to r. m. Mcknight, Company's Agent at Palmerston: Or to ANDREW TODD, Manager at Wellington. POXT ON i> AKEEY. MAIN-STOEET, FOXTON. ,T N. WALI S begs to notify that, having purchased the Busings of tie Co operative Bakery Company, of which he was manager f r ma» y years, he is now prepuied to deliver Bread daily, at Lowest Cash Prices. Small Goods, Biscuits, Cakes, &c, always J an hand. 'V-* 3Tn. walls. TENDERS are invit- d, to c!ose on SaTUivD»Y, ihe 30th inst, or ri«ht to ut Fla< for 1 yetr, <n cer am portions of the Moutoa Eslate. Particulars on appicat-on to TH MAS WILhON, Munnger^. Moutoa Estate, 21st N v., 1889. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded off ihe property of J. man, Foxton-^ 1 Red and 'Yhite Heifer, bran'ed Lke RG on off rump. If not claimed and expenses p id will te sold at noon on. % aurday, 80th NwVetuber. B, SPELMAN, PouruJkeepw.