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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 3 December 1889, Page 3

„ Stock and Produce Exchange FOB~SALE. S 1-VE HAL Cow* in milk; rds. some Young Stock. '1 o be- m-L separately or together, on terms o; foi* cash. Apply to James Wirk. oi 3 Edmund Osborne. i SANDOS - CARNARVON TRAMWAY I EXTEA TRAINS SATURDAYS ONLY. COMMENCING on SATURDAY. November 2nd, 3889, an EXTRA TRAIN will leave Carnarvon at 1 15 p.m. for Whale Line, returning from Whale Line 3 p.m., arriving at Carnarvou at 4 p.m. D. M. BROOKS, j Irani Contractor. P~"o" » '" "~g~~A :~L ~E AT C Hon ore's. i Timber, in any quontitv | Roofing Iron j Builders' Material. j Plain and B.irb Fencing Wii'e Oats and Barley either crushed or ! whole ! Chaff, Pollard, Bran. Oatmwil, VVheatmea! Hams, Bacon, i lieese Sever il tons very rime Potatoes Roller and Stone Flour. For Groceries we are not to be . beaten, in either Quality or Price. j A regular supply of feperatov Butter, w Jbich, customers wi 1 find the most delicious they ever Tested. : Foxton agent for — I Donald Raid's Patent Wir? Strainj ers i Brooks' Celebrated M^terton Lime Manuie Lime ! FARM AT MOUTOA. FOR SALE by private treaty a Farm oi 70 acres, all laid down in Grass exce 10 acres in high flax. j p tubdivided into seven paddocks, with j Garden and Orchard of half-an-acre in ex- ! tent, stocked with choice bearing fruit trees. Bnilding9 consist of 5-roomed house, I cowsheds, barn, dairy, and smoke house. The stock can be tr..\en at a valuation. This farm is one of the oldest selections made in the district. It is on the bank of the Manawatu Bivev, 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, contain half-an-acre. Applications as to price and terms to be i made to ; JAMES EOUSF.LL, : Or to THYNNE, LINTON & CO. '■ THE NEW ZEALAND j Loan acid Mercantile i Agency Company Limited, j WOOL !~WOOL ! ! : WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. ' The Company desires io intimate, to ' Hunholders and Fanners thai j Auction Sales ! Will be held during the season at ihe j Company's New j WOOL STORES, WELLINGTON. As a numher of buyers purposo attending these Balex, wvol-Kvowe ra r recommended to tiko ad- | v ntago of tho coinpetitio ytour ocal auctions in i prererc-nrf o disposing of their clips l>y i>ii ate treaty; if reserves re not reached. t!i> wool cun be shipped to tho London Muiket, nnd ailvanue tukon. The fnsfc sale of the season will be held during November. LIBERAL ADVANi ES ?.IADK ON— IRTool, Grain, Hemp, Fx*oxelSr eat, ]Da.ix*y Pvoduc z . For further particulars apply to r. m. Mcknight, Company's Agent at Palmerston. Or to ANDREW TODD, Manager at Wellington. TX^IROKINO ROAD BOARD. Tenders are invited for the uudermention r»ad works, viz - l'oruoation 111 chains Kingston ro d F. rmation 105 eh ims Tolcomaru r ad south. Formation 25 chains Muhmioa S road east. Plans Mild B|>et.ificntni s for (he King ton »m I Tokoraani loads enn bi-Jseon at the * an i\v tv j Times office, Palmerston N., and at liJr Ga^coigne's t-t >t*e Shan on, and thosa for the | Muhuno>t-roa ' east., c«n be seen also at Ihe Jime oiflce, an.l a" M ssrs Gome's paw mil 1 , Ohai.. Tenders o be sent in address d t > ti.eLharman by i.oon, Kiiday 6 h Decembor. Post office, K<t|Hitan>a. The low st or any tender not hi cesba.i y accepted JiNO: DA VIES, ) Chairman. ' ToUra. 25th Nov, 1889.