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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 3 June 1890, Page 1

; ! W. L. COE, 1 M:iii.-s'irHi, Koxt.»n ('»:>p».i-o W r hyfe'.i Hotel). W/TTTi.S! 1 tli.mking (he jmblif } i I'"" t lio • i;i>i>nrt rtlr»>ady ho coidod to hi;:? W. L. C v desires u> »*a:i N ■ haL P(;)ie l)i)t. jji.-- [J.'-.'.^'i 1 w«»hic;j \ \cjiv i*. s«jiic ..„.. „„,.; i\i-L w<'(iKi> ur7.-»i> x \.v'i'j-:.i*;j. j wliilst ihc piicsiii-n auili as r>» vi .:•..•: ■ l>o :i:)io.», and cannot bo .Seaten. A firdl-clas." Ktoch. of Saddlery. Harness, Whips, dc., on haud, »i inoderatH [n-iees. A trial respeeffuily solicited. I have bi j en appointed agent of J. T. M. Stanford's ruedicines. /-I HEAP OADDIIIET; Second hand saddles wanted. Plorse Cjvers, J.ong Leggings, &C. [FOE CASH ONLY. W. L COE. Chas. Da.hl, WHOLESALE & HE TAIL SAIL, TENT, FLAG, AND EOPEMA K E R , PALMERSTON AND i ■ OXTONMosquitoes MotiQ UI T 0 PRO OF. r pE]S*TS made specially for the comfort of those that i\qui;e them, and u.'aiie a? they should be made. Chas. Dahl, sail, tent, & p.opemaker p>jme:.ston nobth, AVD FOX ! ON. (Next Maxawatu Hkkald Office). MANAW^TU HEEALD. NOTICE. ' A DVEETISERS requiring alter*J_A_ tious made in their notices, must forward tiie bame iv writing at the office not later than noon ou the day of pub. .ication. Nt'w advertisements will be received up to 8 p.m. All advertisements sent for publica. .ion will be kept in until countermanded, unless express instructions are given to the contrary. ERNEST S. THYNNF, Broprietor. FARM AT MOUTOA. J^O!! SALE by private tmity a Farm of 1 70 acres, ull laid down in Grass except 10 acres in high llax. Subdivided into seven paddocks, with (iarden and Orchard of half-nn-acrc in tent, stocked with choice bearing trees. Buildings consist of 5-roonud house, cowsheds, barn, dairy, and smoke bouse. The stock can be taiten at a valuation. This farm is one of the oldest selections made in the district. It is on the bank of the Manawsitu River, and tlis main road from Foxton to Shannon runs thron»li the centre of the land. The distance to Foxton is C| miJcs, and to shannon 2* miles. The position on the river bank makes this property well adapted for a Flaxmil. site, as the banks are good and most of the property is suitable for drying ground. Also Town Section Xo. 4«», on the Avenue road adjoining the Temperance Hall, contain half-an-iicre. Applications as to price and t: this to be mnde to JAMES HOUSEMJ Of to THVKNB, I.INWW A COi