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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 21 July 1891, Page 3

HILLARY'S Quadrille Assembly. publFcThall, ' FOXTON. EVERY FRIDAY EVENING At 7.30. GENTtEiiEN, 2/- . . Ladies, Free, FIRST CLASS PIANIST. Look Out fob the LONG NIGHT. j J. HILLARY. WANTED a Managing. Partner ( in. a Flaxmill. • /; . i .Apply to - MoMILLAN; RHODES k CO. :• THURSDAY, 28rd JULY, ■ ; . .. At 1.30 ptnr PHYNNB>-: LTNTON & CO. will [ sell by Public Auction on the above date, , at the Tramway Sheds, Foxton . • ... ..■• : . . A valuab : e selection of Frnit and Forest Trees, Evergreens, ' , ; • Jnpanese Plums. Daphnes Norfolk Island Pines, Rhododendrons, Came'ias, Azaleas, ; ■ and Strawberry Trees. Also — . Roses and Hedge Plants, from Mr Benefield's Aramaho Nursery. si / • TERMSCxSH. THYNNE, LINTON ft GO. Auctioneers. !', PtTBLIC MEETING. : WEDNESDAY, 22 d. JULY, ;J , : At 7.30 pm. ■ .11 if R ROBERT ; GARDNER will IVI read a papHr at the Public -.Hallj Foxton, as aboye, on . - "The Present Position of the FLAX TRADE and bow to Improve: it." All ;are Invited, , Admission Free. FOR SALE* CHEAP. A BROOMED HOUSE AND QUARTER ACRE OF LAND. T^HE HOUSE is well built, roofed || .with iron. .:-.•■ The land is fenced and planted with fruit trees. . Price, very low, making the property a splendid bargain. ... • l\ Apply to • : . .:••■■'■■ THYNNE, LINTON & CO. I FOB; SALB, CHEAP. •i /?'H,P.. Engine : and ; Mult itu ' ; J- vJ .bular Boiler. : Apply to ' <: ; : : ., "^ ;J. : R.:ST.AN§EtL,:" ! ::^ '■ , :,..•; , ...... - ;•>.■:> ■.•'■:.' : Foxton.. •.- --: - ■ ;.; it- ,•• • ..-...;.", '.' ..:•-■. >■■■:. .:[.- ":A ..' JjU p X •". -W U J&OJ^It I ; NORBiTbN i; roa'd^ ; tp^rp^.; I, H '&ss',s&s.. :Jle^re \ Jn.^ga4n, • , Ranking )!uiy /numerous qustom^rs 1 for v their; support in thepast, and look forward . to 1 a cppUp'iianiie ))f thj^i&m^vn the fi|l,ute,:,as £ J&yp, .....{.\i?i-/r.'.r. •'.;'.'•■; '-.-' ,a : SEEGIAL INDUCEMENTS -' <ir ■>, li r .\ ■;■• <■! vjjj'. .' ■■■'... :-■ ■).-. - SHE LT : E ;) R ; ' 'T l! Il E' : Eg': The 1 great' qtifeWtibii," being' ' whal we have for shelter for. our t viz;^ ,.Hbes of iSottß^nP^'pres'sie^'; , Jlaor^caipa , aq^di other sorts ; : Gumsi&Oi Also .Ornailiiinen'tßii'- ffrees • and • fehrubs, ' viz., Abie's ; '; Eiteelsa;; Abies; Alba;.; Crytpmeriai^legans, Hollies, laurels (as- . sorted), Escaloniaa (assbrted), Wei- : lingtonia Gigantea, Magnolias, Camelita, A,ssaleas, Rdsed, j&d; ;'.'■'■''". :.; FRUlfe: ,",£ B^E i, V •') ;.;';' :; t CONSISTING Oif : ' J "';' ■' ' ' ' iQuin^a',, 1 / ; MCedlars : ! l^ulberries Figs' v: "Walnutg Filberts Apples Pears • Plums ; (Peaches Nectarines Cherries :■' ;.: : '. ' . ' .Hazel's. „" ';' ' .' . SMALL FRUITS ■— Gooseberries, :? Raspberries, Strawberries, and Rhubatrb: 'Grape Vii^'es, As^a:ißgus,aha JSeakale. ' . ■ V. .. : ! ESTIMATES GIVEN for planting'either fruit or forest trees'by the aord, also plans and estimates made for Landscape Work, , .:'• I plant and guarantee forest trees for 12 months or 2 years according, >\o agreement; ' : ' . Qrcleis left with Messrs McMillan, Rhodes & Co. will receive promjit •attention. , l