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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 39, 21 March 1883, Page 3

""* J. H, WALLACE, TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 22nd MARCH. Public Sale of a portion of the Estate of the late Thos Hodgson. Under Order of the Supreme Court. ' Pursuant to a decree dated 22nd day of October, 1882, made m the suit Hodgson v. Clegg and another. AITR J. H. WALLACE, Eatate ' ixL Agent, will sell by public auo ' tion, at tbe Athenaeum pnblic room, > Lam bton- quay, Wellington, on Thurs- > day, the 22nd day of March 1883, at 2 o'clock p.m., the following exceedingly ' valuable country property, tanning a ' portion of the Estate of the late » Thomas Hodgson, viz., \ MANAWATU DISTRICT. Section 77, Fitzherbert — 105 acres [ river and road frontage. The ; Wellington and Manawatu railway ; will go through one corner of this valuable timbered section. Plans of the property to be seen at the office of Mr J. H. Wallace, Huntei>streefc, Wellington.. Terms of Sale — A deposit of 25 per cent cash, balance on completion of the purchase. For further particulars and printed conditions of sale, apply to the Attorney for Hodgson's Ebtate, MR J. H. WALLACE, Hunter-street, Wellington. Or to MESSRS CHAPMAN & HTZ- ? GERALD, Solicitors, Wellington. SALE, THURSDAY, 22iid MARCH, -: -„ 1883. Business Noticßs. K. LEARY, CHEMIST. THE SQUARE, PALMERaTON NORTH. /"lOOPER' Sheep Dip \J Little's Sheep Dip Calvert's Sheep Dip Thoriey's Food for Cattle Arsenic, Blue-stone, Butter of Antimony, Verdigris, &c. ( for foot-rot-Hansen's Cheese preparations. Dalmatian, and other Insect Powders. R. LEAKY, Palmerston North. irpO THE BOOT & SHOE TRADE THREE SHIPMENTS Direct to Wanganui t)f the finest Ladies' Woak ever imported to New Zealand and made to my order, Pattern and Design by the best makers-up m England, Frnnce, and Germany. I invite the special attention of the trade to these grand goods; ; Bole Leather, Kip Calf, and all Requisites and Furnishings required by the practical tradesman always 'in Stock. ': - My knowledge of the trade and its ' requirements ■is (thoronghY gained through an experience of nearly half a century; . To the General Public I offer inducements not held out by any House m the Colony. Country Settlers buying* large parcels „ •. . will be liberally dealt with". ALNSWORTH'S CORNER BO OX SHOP, WANGANUI, Everybody Knows It. J l . Hunt, NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN AND LANDSCAPE GARDENER, Fitzherbert-Koa^, Palmers ton North, ■■■' and J^angitikei Nursery, Jiulls. HAVING Opened a Branch of my business m Palmerston I am prepared to lay out grounds, Tennis Lawns, Orchatds, &c, &c. Trees, Shrub* 3 , and Plants of choicest variety always m stock. Hothouse Plants re-potted with ! suitable soil. |^*Note the Address — Fitzherbert* Road, Palmerston, and Ransitikei Nursery, Bulls. CHINA) GLASS A»D EARTHENWARE. "c? LEWIS, VICTOBIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. BEGS to draw attention to the fact that he has opened up a large Stcck of the above lines. The only house m Wanganui that, confines its business to the China, Glssb, and Earthenware Trade,, besides keeping every line under the above heading. A. E. L. Has m stock aobeautiful! selection, of Parian Statuary, Vases, Nic-nacks, E. P. Ware <fee, &c. Glass balls for glass ball shooting ia stock. Orders by letter attended to with despatch. Note the address — Next door to Bank of .New Zealand, Victroia Avenue. WANGANUI. rnHE Manawatu Standard has by JL . far the largest circulation of any newspaper m Manawatu, and no other journal in' the district is read by so man j people. Advertisers should remember this.