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Manawatu Herald, 5 February 1895, Page 3

MtSTORY REPEATED. — ThoHsanjts . 1 o* people aa* Charles I. Beheaded lii 16*3. i 1 Yet in all that crowd there was but one £ i man who knew why the blood spurted from i the dissevered arteries in the Monarch's . neck. That was Dr. Harvey, the King's ' Physician. He had announced the circu- 8 1 lation of the blood, and in bo doing started t i a tretoeniloUs scandal; People called hlJn ; a fool, a meddler, a inadinah. WM,t ti i lucky thing it was that the Puritans ' chopped off the King's head instead of 1 Harvey's. A King more or less does'nt ! matter, but a thinker more or less does, j Thank mercy its safer now to tell new truths than it was 250 years ago. That is ' why we are not afraid to say Cubase's Al i Coffee is the very best procurable. To Newspaper Advertisers » AtoyfißTißifco ( . Blocks from McKee and Gamble, New Zea- . and Press Agency, Wellington. [ Te Aro House has long held the premier ' position as the ''Leading Family Drapery > Warehouse," and further developments are i now taking place to inaugurate the year . 1895.

T OST— Bay Pony Mare, in foal. » J_y Branded AD on shoulder. Five t shillings reward on returning same s to Mr Thynno at his farm. g ANTED TO BUY OR i( LEASE- 1 Portable Engine 0 Bor 10 horsepower, and saw miU j ling plant. Apply n J. I/»NG, „ Eangiwahia. rj IpOE SALE. X 1 American Organ, in first- class order. Seven stops. Cheap. t» j. c. McMillan, z THE FEUIT SEASON. l DURING the fruit season Apples of all descriptions can be purchased at the Kawaroa Orchard, in large or tmall quantities. Orders can be left at the Manawatu Herald Office. •, WAIITJNA SALE YAEDS. j WEDNESDAY, Gth FEEEUAEY. pOETON & SON will sell by 3 \jf public auction as above — 10 mixed yearliugs 39 mixed 18-months l * 10 forward bullocks •* 10 mixed 2-year-olds 20 cows and calves *■ 10 store cows •" 10 18-months steers 10 wean era 5 springing cows and heifers & 1 Shorthorn bull & 300 2-tooth wethers 150 2-tooth ewes J 400 f.m. ewes 100 2-tooth wethers I 50 ewes 80 lambs (1 80 4 and G-tooth ewes I 70 84ooth ewes 1 75 ewe lambs 80 wether lambs 1 ALSO— A quantity of Furniture. Sale at 1 o'clock. , TUESDAY, 12th FEBRUAEY. - BULLS BALE YABDS. POETON k SON will sell by ( VJ public auction as ftbovi— 40 2-yr steers 80 mixed cattle 10 2-yr steers 10 2-yr heifers ■ 7 yearling steers 58 Lincoln rams bred by Messrs R. B. Pearce, Donald - Fraser and W. Chapman 20 2 tooth Eomney rams on account of Mr C. Matthews , 250 good 2-tooth wethers , 500 2, 4, and 6 tooth ewes 1205 breeding ewes in lots * 950 mixed show lambs in lots * 800 wether lambs 200 fat wethers ' 140 mixed woolly lambs 200 Purebred Romney ewes on i account of Mrs Willis, i Woodendean i _____ ] We are accepting entries of cattle j for this sale. i Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. ' NOTICE.- SECTION 118, NA- £■■- TIVE LAND COURT AOT, 1894. Department of Justice, Wellington, 28th January, 1895. HPHE attention of all persons in- | terested is directed to section 118 of " The Native Land Court Act," which provides that bona fide transactions in Native lands may be completed under certain restrictions. All claims under this section must be notified as required by the Act and the rules made thereunder, before the2Brdday of April next, other wise they will be excluded. Copies of the rules affecting such c'aims, and all other ntcessary information, may be obtained at any of the offices of the Native Land Court. By order. C. J. A. HASELDEN, Under-Secretary.