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Manawatu Herald, 13 February 1896, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN— That No. 6 sale parcle containing 1 boy's colonial tweed Buit ; 1 boy's flannelette shirt ; 1 boy's tweed cap, and 2 pairs of boy's strong black worpted hnse, will be sent, post free, to any address on v ceipt. of 11s, 1 from the Great Htock taking Sale at Te Aro House. 1896. FRUIT SEASON. KAWAROA ORCHARD. DURING the fruit season cooking and eating apples, free from blight or Codlin Moth, can be obtained in large or small quantities at reasonable prices. Apply at the office of the Manawatu Herald. £3 REWARD. above reward will be paid by j the owner of the orchard robbed to anyone not being the principal offender, who secures the conviction of anyone for robbing an orchard within the Borough boundaries. '-— tttaL LIFE ASSOCIATION Mu -- „ "^RALASIA. OF auu— SPECIAL Protection is afforded Q New Zealand members in the deposit of £60,000 with the Public Trustee. TableA.R. offers a first-class idvestment with a good rate of interest. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Resident Agent, [District Office; Mutual Chambei-3, Palmerston North. FEILDING A NNUAL nAM CAIR. A J\ r TUESDAY, 18th FEBRUARY. pORTON and SON will sell by \j public auction as above, at 1 o'clock — On account of and bred by Messrs W. Chapman, W. Morrison, K. Bremmer, and Estate of Mrs J. P. Watt (Lilly Bank) 150 Purebred 2 tooth Lincoln Rams 20 Purebred 4-tooth Lincoln Rams On account of and bred by Messrs G. C. Wheeler, W. A. Kfiller, W. F. Jacob, W. R^id and Woodendean Estate — 100 Pun-bred 2 tooth Romney Rams NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. T THOMAS VHONDPROrTOK, I of Foxton, being tfo- holder of a Publican's License in respect of tho house and premises situate at Foxton, and known as the Post Office Hotel, do hereby jjve notice that I desire to obtnin, and wi ! l, at the next licensing meeting to be holden ot Otalri on the 4th day of March, 189G, apply for a transfer of the saiil License from myself to Carl Friihjiff Mortensen, my appointee. Dated the 10th day of January, 1896. THOMAS VIPOND PROCTOR. JLlf Eraser, Bookseller & Stationer. Toys and Fancy Goods, Artist's Colours and Brushes, Rubber Stamp?, any design, at lowest prices. Watches and Jewellery thoroughly repaired by a first class Wellington House. . > Family Reader, Something to Read, Weldon's Journal and i Young Ladies' Journal. i Latest Books and Magazines BY EVERY HAIL. ! •— — N.Z. Times, N.Z. MaY, Evening Post, Manawatu Daily Times, Shannon Farmer, Manawatu Hebald, The People, Canterbury imes, Chiistchurch /Vf.».9, Auclcand Weekly, Sporting Review, N.Z. , Graphic, N Z. Farmer, Penny Comics, Lloyd's Weekly, Gia>gow Weekly, Sydney Bulletin, &c, <*re. School Requisites — a specialty. * A few STAR ALMsNACS left, which I am selling at Is in order to clear the line. AGENT FOR— j Alliance Assurance Company, j Capital and Reserves, £8,750,000. LOWEST RATES. ? t A Premier Company and a Liberal f Policy. ' ' IS-LICENSED to sell STAMPS.