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Manawatu Herald, 29 March 1892, Page 3

IMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded in the Foxton Public Pound from the land of Mr J. H. Robinson — One bay mare, white face, two white fore feet, one white j hind foot, branded like E on near shoulder. If not claimed and all expenses paid will be sold on SATURDAY, 9th April, 1892 at noon. B. SPELMAN, Poundkeeper. AT MR WOODS' YARDS, SHANNON. WEDNESDAy7~Bth APRIL. QTEVENS & GORTON will sell "by public auction as above — 150 fat and forward wethers 800 mixed sheep 90 2 tooth ewes in lamb 50 full mouth ewes in lamb 50 2 tooth ewes 50 fat ewes 50 wethers and lambs Settlers will kindly oblige by forwarding their entries without delay that the necessary arrangements may be made to 1 yard the stook. STEVENS & GORTON, Palmers ton North. £1 REWARD. LOST or Strayed away, a LightDraught Mare, unbranded, dark bay in colour, white hind feet, small white blaze on forehead, rising 5 years. A rewrad of £1 will be given for its return. ROBERT AUSTIN. 28th March, 1892. ITtOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR METAL. Tenders are invited for — Getting and delivering 30 yards more or less, of clean gravel, for the approaches on both sides of the Wiri. kino Ferry ; ferry charges and royalty will be paid by the Counoil. Specifications can be seen at the Borough Offioe. Tenders to be in by noon of MONDAY, 4th April, 1892: Tenders for gravel must be accompanied by a deposit of £1. THOS. F. GIBSON, Town Clerk. — — — — — _ _ ___^___^_^__^___ VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. MARTON - RANGATIRA BRANCH. On and after FRIDAY, Ist April, trains will run between Rangatira and Marton as under : — Monday Daily Thursday Saturday only. Rangatira dep. 7 a.m. 5.80 p.m Hunterville „ 7.15 a.m 5.45 p.m Marton Jun. „ 8.25 a.m 655 p.m Marton, arrive 8.80 a.m 7p m. Marton, dep. 7.25 p.m 9.85 a.m. Marton Jun „ 7.35 p.m 9.45 a.m. Hunterville „ 845 p m 10.55 a.m. Rangatira, arr. 8.55 p.m 11.5 a.m. ! BY ORDER. AUTUMN, 1892. E.J. WARNER & GO, OF NELSON, HEREBY notify to the Ladies of Foxton that their Shipments of NEW DRAPERY have come to hand, the samples of which will be forwarded post free to anyone desiring them. Miss Warner's well known ability is a guarantee that all work entrusted to us will in every way be satisfactory. Our Dressmaker has been proved to be unequalled in New Zealand. ' There is no experimenting with customers' materials, no unnecessary delay, and no misfits. Every costume sent out is complete and well finished. We confine ourselves almost en- j I tirely to supplying the wants of the Ladies, and have 40 assortments in constant employ. Full particulars for self -measureI ment are sent with patterns, and the- facilities we possess enables us to turn out the work oh tbe lowest scale of profit. Letters, Telegrams, and Post Cards addressed to | E. J. Warner & Co. N a L 8 O N,