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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 916, 10 November 1910, Page 3

A G R A N D DISPLAY OF LATEST NOVELTIES Is now being made in EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE BON M.AECHE PALMERSTON N. EARLY SHOPPING, And early in the day where convenient, is strongly recommended. C.M. ROSS & co.. THE BON MARCHE, PALMERSTON NORTH.

SALE OF FLAX MILL PLANT. Abraham & williams, Ltd., have been instructed by the Mortgagees to sell by Public auction at their Rooms, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North, on Saturday, loth December, 1910, at I p.m.— All that Flax Mill Plant situate at Whirokino Bridge, near Foxton, lately in the occupation of Messrs Wilson and Hawkins, consisting chiefly of one 16 horse-power engine and 30 horse-power boiler, fibre press, tow press, scutcher, stripper, centrifugal pump, Californian pump, 2 Douglas force pumps, 3 Avery weighing machines, blacksmith’s tools, 2 fourhundred gallon tanks, together with all buildings (which are removable) belonging to the said Mill, and all other chattels comprised in the security. Also one dray, two horses, and one set of both leading and shaft harness. Intending purchasers may inspect the above on application to Mr C. PL Symons on the ground. P'or terms and further particulars apply to Messrs FINDLAY, DALZIELL & Co., Solicitors, Wellington. Mr. R. MOORE, Solicitor, Foxton. or ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., Auctioneers. dio. SALE OF LEASEHOLD SECTIONS. AT THE MART, PALMERSTON NORTH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I2TH, 1910, at I p.m. ‘l%/B‘OUNSEY & CO., instructed by JjJL the Foxton Harbour Board, will sell as above : The Signal Station Reserve, No. 335, comprising 418 acres, for a term of 10 years from January Ist, 1911. Also ~| SPLENDID Building Sites at I mJ Te Wharangi, Foxton Heads Seaside Resort. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers. Conditions may be seen at the Board’s Office, at Foxton, n 5,8,10. PUBLIC NOTICE. HAVING purchased the butchery business of Mr W. C. Howan, I hope, by strict attention to orders, and only supplying the primest meat, to continue to merit the support accorded to ray predecessor, G. T. WOODROOFE, n 5,8,10.