For SALE A three - man scutcher, in good Working order. Apply office of this paper. T GOAL storekeepers all stock Ijf Malko Malted Coffee and Lola. Get Soma to-day. Garden Party and Sale of WorkIn aid of All Saints* Church Parsonage Fund, ON WEDNESDAY, 15th FEB., AT IChe Vicarage. Afternoon Tea, Brand Tub, and Lollie Stall. Musical items on the ground. To open at 2.30 o’clock. Admission—ls ; children, half-price. Unreserved Clearing Sale. On the premises} WiuoeinO Road, ON WEDNESDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, AT 1.80 jp.M. MOUNSEY & CO. are favoured with instructions from Alfred Gower, Esq., who is leaving Poitou, to sell as above the whole of his household furniture and effects, comprising— Single and double bedsteads, Duchess sets, chest of drawers, washstands, kapoc beds, mattrasses, dressing tables, linoleum, pillows, dining table, cbeffonier, couches, hanging lamps, easy chairs, rockers, cur tains, fenders, carpets, flour-bin, meatsafe, portable copper, washtubs, crockery, kitchen utensils, &o. t &o. Also—--1 horse, perfectly quiet, suitable for lady to drive. 1 light trap, harness, saddles &0., &c., ON WEDNESDAY. 15th FEBRUARY, AT 1,80 P.M. pUBLIC HALL, POXTON. Two Nights Only, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, February 14th and 15th. MONTGOMERY’S New Speciality Company. Headed by the Prince of Comedians TOD CALLAWAY. TOD CALLAWAY. Late ot Mr Harry Rickards’ Tivoli Company, Sydney. Welcome re-appearanee of The 2ENO Classic ZENO Juggler For the First time in Foxton, Edison’s latest moving picture machine, —The Perfect Biograph—with the sensstional pictures of “ The Great Train Robbery,” the attraction of the St. Louis Exhibition. “Our Life Boat Men," by permission of the Royal Lifeboat Institution, London. Edmund Montgomery In latest illustrated Ballads. Miss Ettie Hargood, Soprano, I Miss H. Hargood, Contralto. Miss Esther Norden, A.L.C.M., Musical Directress.
Prices— 3s, 2s, and is. Doors open 7.30; Curtain, 8. Representative Will Jamison. Thursday, 2nd March, 1905. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE 14* ACRES TOWNSHIP OP FOXTON. ILLIAM H. TURNBULL & CO. are instructed by the Executors of the Estate of the late Hon. John Johnston, to sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 8 [Panama Street, Wellington, as [above SECTIONS Nos. 162, 168 and 164, containing about *-acre each, and having a frontage of 66 feet each I So Harbor Street, by a depth of 165 ! Seet. These sections will be sold separately. SECTION No. 161, containing about 18f acres, having extensive frontages to Union Street, Reeve Street, and to both sides of Johnston treet. The land is situated in the rising portion of the Township opposite the old Coach Ferry. This property is divided into 2 Blocks by Johnston Street, and will be offered in two lots. The whole of the land on the East side of Johnston Street being Lot 1, and the whole of the land on the West side of Johnston Street being Lot 2. Full particulars and plans may be obtained on application to WILLIAM H. TURNBULL & 00., AT 2,80 P.M. OP Auctioneers, Wellington. IF you want to enjoy life make a habit of using “ Malxo,’ ’
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Manawatu Herald, 11 February 1905, Page 3
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