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Manawatu Herald, 28 June 1892, Page 3

Beatty's Pianos » dreSs, Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.FoXL'Oif STATE SCHOOL, IHTS School will re-open on FRIDAY, the first of July. A good attendance is earnestly requested « By Order. NEW BUTCHERY. Shadbolt Bros* Bi<G TO INTIMATE to the Inhabitants of Foxtbn and the surrounding districts that they will open a Shop for the sale of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, and all kinds of SMALL GOODS in the Tram Sheds, Foxton, on FRIDAY, Ist July, 1892. Orders delivered to any part of the • IN TDE MATTER OF CHRISTIAN HONOKE, Deceased. npHE Creditors of Christian Ho--1 nore, deceased, late of Foxton, in the Coanty of Manawatu,, New Zealand, who die \ on the 6th day ot May, 1892, arq hereby requested to send tho particulars of their claims to the office of Edmund Osbornp, of Foxton, Draper, or in default thereof, tho executors will, alter the Twentieth day of July, proceed to distribute the assets of the said Christian Honore,. . All debts owing t > the above Estate must be paid on or . before SATURDAY, July 9th, 1892, to Edmund Osborne. of Foxton, Draper, at his office in Main-street. All accounts remaining unpaid after that date will be proceeded against. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. ' Notice, in nccordantse with Clause 21 of " The Impounding Act, 1884," is heieby given to the owner of 1 red and white bullock, boot brand on off rump 1 red bullock, blotch brand on near rump and blotch brand on near shoulder, back piece from each ear. 1 poly cow. red and white, piece out of front of each ear. No brand visible. 1 Lincoln ram, piece out of front near ear. Now running on the land of John R. McLennan, at Oroua Downs, to remove the said bullocks, cow and ram from such land within three weeks from this 11th day of June, 1892. Notice is further given that if the owner or owners fail to remove the said bullocks, cow tsnd ram, within three weeks from the date above mentioned, and pay all expenses, the same will be sold by public auction at the Foxton Pound on SATURDAY, 2nd Juiy, 1892. B. SI J ELMAN, Poundkeeper. ADVANCE FOXTON. H. P. Forster BAKEB, PASTRY-COOK & CONFECTIONER. FVESIRES to thank the public at \J large for th •■ suaport extended to him in opening business, and hopes by turning out a good artic'e, and strict attention to business, combined with cleanliness, to merit a continuance of the same. Also begs to intimate that he has just received (direct from the manufac turers), a choice assortment of Biscuits, Lollie3, &cA call solicited. N.B. — Bread delivered daily to all parts of the town aud country. : H. P. FORSTER, Main street, Foxton. NOTICE. A NYONE found trespassing on £\ Sections Nos. 59, 60, 61 and 62 Moutoa, with dog or gun in pursuit of Game or otherwise will be prosecuted. JOHN A. SMIIH. NOTICE. WE the Undersigned do hereby certify that we have sold the interest of the late C. H onore in the | business of Heunessy, Westwood & : Co. to P. J. Hmwessy and Thos. Westwood C. HONORE'S TRUSTEES. WE beg to state that the Business will be carried on under the style of "Hennessy, Westwood & Co " as heretofore. P. J. HENNESSY. THOS. WESTWOOD.