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Manawatu Herald, 31 May 1894, Page 3

TTJTANTED KNOWN— We have W just bought a large stonk of Hosiery much under the usual price. Ladies Black Cashmere Hose 1/- per pair. Boys strong 8 ply yarn 1/per pair, at Te Aro House. E. BATTERSBY, PRACTICAL STEAM ARTESIAN WKLL - BINKEB. main -"street, FOXTON. Est : mates given for Sinking at per foot or Guaranteed Supply. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership lately subsisting between the undersigned Philip Joseph Hennessy and Thomag Westwood, in the business of General Storekeepers, trading under the style of Hennessy, Westwood and Company, in the townsh p of Foxton, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The said Philip Joseph Hennessy will for the future carry on the business on kis own account, and will receive all debts due to and pay all debts owing by the said late firm. As witness our hands this 80th May, 1894. PHILIP JOSEPH HENNESY. THOS. WESTWOOD. Witness to signature of both parties, Edmund Osboene, Storekeeper, Foxton. FRIDAY, JUNE Ist. On the property, Coll ego street, Palmerston North. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS have jf\ received instructions from Mr C. Whitehead, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction, at 1 p.m. without reserve — 16 good milking cows 4 good dairy heifers 1 three-quarter bred Alderney bull 1 upstanding trap horse 1 boy's pony, quiet About 10 Langstroth bee hives 20 pair fowls Milk pans, &c, &o. Parties wishing to see the cows milked previous to sale may do so by calling at Mr Whitehead's house. SATURDAY, 2nd JUNE. HORSE SALE. AT THE BOROUGH HORSE EMPORIUM, PALMERSTON N. • WITHOUT RESERVE. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS will j\ sell by public auction as above — In the Assigned Estate of Robert Hammond — The well-known trotting horse Gold Dusfc 1 trotting mare, Nay Fault j 1 hurdle horse ; Shan, good hunter Chestnut mare Lady Harrison by Natator — Welsh Maid 3 well-bred mares with foals 2 2 year olds by Puriri 1 good harness mare 2 good weight-carrying hacks 1 harness horse, " Toby " 4 unbroken hacks 2 quiet ponies, broken 1 harness horse, " Dick " 1 draught filly 1 trap mare, by " Armament " 1 buggy and harness Other entries will b© taken if without reserve. Sale at 1 o'clock. JAMES LAIRD, NURSERYMAN, WANGANUI, OFFERS the Finest Assortment of well grown FRUIT, FOREST, AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, ROSES, &c, grown on the West Coast. The reputation of this Nursery is second to n ne Over 30 tons of Fine Early Seed Potatoes, specially grown for seed at Mavis Bank, Westmere. They comprise all the best varieties, made up in lots to suit purchasers. GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS A SPECIALITY. Full partiouiars, prices. &c, post free on application. EGMONT~NURSERIT, GLASGOW STREET, WANGANUI. Close to St. John's Railway Station. Telephone— 79.