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Manawatu Herald, 31 December 1889, Page 3

Stock and Produce Exchang FoiTsALE. 1 PfiVEIUL Cows in milk; als " O some Young Stock. To be sol separately or together, on terms c for cash. Apply to James Wirk, c Eroru>'D Osborne. i BULL by knight Templar, ' -L years old Apply to t*. HOWAN, Foxton. YXf ANTED— The Ladies of Fox * * ton and surrounding distric to know that MISS McGUIRE hai commenced Business as Dress ant Mantle Maker, and Millineb Rooms above Mr Funsi^n's shop. C 0 B Q A L~i AT 0* Honore's. Timber, in any quantity Roofing Iron Builders' Material Plain and Barb Fencing Wire Oats and Barley either crushed or whole Chaff, Pollard, Bran, Oatmeal, Wheatmeal Hams, Bacon, Cheese Several tons very Hrime Potatoes Roller and Stone Flour. For Groceries we are not to be beaten, in either Quality or Price. A regular supply of Seperator Butter, which customers wi 1 find the most delicious they ever tasted. Foxton agent for — Donald Raid's Patent Wire Strainers Brooks' Celebrated Masterton Lime Manure Lime AY. L. COE. IMPORTANT NOTICE. AS I may have, on account of my health, to leave my business at the end of the year, I have to request that ALL ACCOUNTS OWING may bo paid to me by tho 31st of December, as after that date they will be placed in the hands of a solicitor for collection. Pleaso to take notice that all my business is now conducted ONLY FOR CASH. ftlOR SALE— IS Acres at Nbrbi- *• ton. Also Two Building- Sites n tho Main-street, the besfc| in Foxion. Apply to W. L. COE. nOATS FOR HIR E. As the boating season is now opened the undsrsigned offers his boats to the Public at the small sum OF ONE SHILLING PER HOUU. Allowance made by the day. Fish-, ing parties supplied with lines. Seven boats (sailing and pulling) to select from. •T. HILLARY. FIRST GRAND SALE~OF~62 RICH SMALL FARMS IN IHE CELEBRATED OROUA DOWNS ESTATE, MANAWATU. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. STEVENS & GORTON have been favoured with instructions from the Honourable Robert Campbell to sell by public auction at Paimerston North on 6th February next — G4OO Acres of exceptionally good land, which has been surveyed into 52 farms, varying in size from 51 to 258 acres, portion being at the Kopani, portion fronting the thriving settlement of Campbsllfcown. Terms -Most liberal, viz., 10 per cent cash on the fall of the hammer ; 15 per cent by Promissory Note at 8 months ; 10 per oe^t i-r./missory Noie at 12 months, with interest at rate of 5 per cent per annum added to each. Balauce By mortgage for four years fro.n date of sa!e, bearing interest ab rate of 5 per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly. Purchasers, however, desiring to pay all in cash can do so. Title under the Land Transfer Act. The very high state of cultivation into which every ac c of this excellent laud has been brought at an enormous cost, and the above ex ceediugly libor.il terms give the pub lie the chance of securing the verj best highly improved farms that havi ever yet been offered to them. Lithographic Plans will shortly bi issued, and further details will appea in future advertisement. For further particulars apply to JOHN McLE.VXAN, Esq., Oroua Down 3. HERBERT HANKINS, Solicitor, Palmerstou Norti STKVBNS & GORTON Auctioneers, Bulls, Palmerston N., and Feildin FOR ~S~A~L e7 3 ROOMED house close to tl: Post Office with quarter acre < garden all fenced . To be sold cheai 1 Apply at the office of this paper.