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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 11 February 1890, Page 1

1 W. L. 0 OK j j'. i: -:-street., Fostou (.-.inp-jsito AVhj'to's Rotol). \\ niLST thanking the public fov the support already ae> or ."-'I to him, \Y. L. 0 desires to s<-ii:e ihat none but the BEST WOBKMA NBHIP is sent ouf, and ALL WORK !{■ GQASANTESD, whilst iho prices are wuch as to meet tho times, and caumt bo boateh. A first-class stock of Saddlery.. Harness, Whips, &c,, on hand, »t moderate price.?. A. trial respectfully solicited, I have bf>en appointed agent of J. T. M. Stanford's raedicinee. f{ HEAP Q A DDI.Ii.BY Second hand saddles wanted. Horse Covers, Long Leggings, &c. ffOR CASH ONLY. W. L. OOE. Ghas. DahL WHOLESALE & EETAIL SAIL, TENT, FLAG, AND EOPEM A K E E , PALMEBSTON AND FOXTON. MOSQUITO PEO OF. HTENTS mado specially for the comfort of those that require them, and made as they should be made. Chas7~Dahl, SAIL, TENT, & EOPEMAKER ' PALMERBTON NOPtTH, AKJ> -FOXION. (Next Maxwatu Herald Office). JOE rp o S, FRUITERER, GREENGROCEE, AND , IMPORTER OF TEAS. t Main Streec, Foxton i , . 3 MANAWATU HEnALD"." NOTICE. , A DVEKTISEES requ-Tlng altera- " -L.\. tions niHile in thoir notices, must I ■ forward t-be same in r.'riiinjr at the office • not later tbau liocm o:i tv« day of pub. ; f .icaticn. ■ ■ New advertisements will be receivec? up ro 8 p.m. All advertisements sent for publica. iiori will be kept in until countermanded, unless express instructions are givon to the contrary. ■•■-,- : ERKIvST S. THYNNF, Proprietor. FARM AT MOUTOA. I7\OR SALE by private treaty a Favm of 1 70 acies, all laid down in Grass except 10 acres in high flax. Subdivided into seven paddocks, with p, Garden and Orchard of half-an-acre in ex tent, stocked with choice bearing fvuit tree..-;. j Buildings consist of 5-roomed house, cowsheds, bavu, dairy, and smoke house, g The stock pan be taken at a valuation. j This farm is one of the oldest selections made in the district. It is on the bank of t'ue Manawatu River, and the main road :-0 from Foxton to Shannon runs through the id centre of the land. 0 The distance to Foxton is 61 miles, and to Shannon 2£ miles. The: position on the river bank makes II tliis property well adapted for a Flaxmih a,- site, as the banks are good and most of the property v suitable for dicing ground. „ Also Tov.-n Section No. "46, on the Avenue ( voad adjoining the Temperance Hal], conic j tain hftlf-an-u'ftre. j Applic.ltious i\s to price ned tenug to be j made to - Lb&u JAMES RO , Or to HYNNB, LINTON & 00.