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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3700, 7 August 1906, Page 3

pUBLIC lIA LL, FOXTO N. SATURDAY, iith AUGUST. Return Visit of j MONTGOMERY’S CO. j With New and Startling Attractions. Wait for thaßig Show. They will present| Smiling and vivid representanbns\ of 1 ' The Frisco Tragedy, ,N/ “ Vesuvius in Eruption,” and New Miscellaneous Pictures. * /* First appearance of Mr W. H. Montgomery, the Eminent English Baritone ; an Artist of the First Water. A Rare Musical Treat. Popular Prices. U FOR SAFE. 'TASMANIAN PpSTS in any j quantity, Aya hundred. Apply v Mr. J. SYMONS, Foxton. f/j Whitebait. \TT ANTE D—A supply of ' » Whitebait daily, will take large quantity. M. BABICH, 49 Molesworth Street, » Wellington. // Notice. T AEE ACCOUNTS owing to M E. W. Wilson must be paid not later than the end of AUGUST. B. A. Wilson’s receipt will be sufficient discharge during my absence. E. W. WIESON. Tenders. PENDERS are invited for removal and re-erection of Old Homestead, Motoa Estate, Foxton, for F. Easton, Esq. Plans fAv be seen with Messrs Nash merchants, Palmerston until Friday, 3rd August, and afterwards with the undersigned, and tenders will be received until noon of WEDNESDAY, Bth August. J. W. ROUGH, Architect, Purcell Street, Foxton. FOXTON RACING CEUB. OPHE ANNUAL general I MEETING of the above will be held at the Club’s Office on WEDNESDAY, August Bth, at p.m. .Business —Adoption of Re/1, port and Balance Sheet, y/ Election of Officers and / General. ANGUS KEITH, Secretary. Important Sale of Flaxmill Plant and Cutting Rights. TUESDAY, 21ST AUGUST, At 1 p.m. Messrs levin & co., Ltd., under instructions, will offer by public auction at Messrs Rutherford and Connell’s rooms, Rangi-tikei-street, Hilnwston North— The whme of the Flaxmill Plant. Buildings, Stationary Engine & Boiler, Drays and appliances of the flaxmill lately owned by Mr G. A. Simpson situated on Waitatapia Estate, Bulls, together with cutting rights over the flax on the Estate for seven years from 30th April, 1905. The mill property is well-known as a most valuable one and has an ample supply of green leaf. Further particulars from the auctioneer or from C. E. Harden, solicitor, Palmerston North, and j from Rutherford and Connell, j Palmerston North. | A. E. MABIN, Auctioneer.