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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 152, 5 June 1883, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. BOROUGH Splits- YARDS PALMERSTON NORTH. . TUESDAY, JUNE 12. ST E V E JNS & fIORTON, VJ will sell by publle auction a» above-^ ; ;• 1 he«d of beef r : 20 cows . 10 3 year-o'd steers : : .-,. 10 2 y<>ar-oH steers 40 yeatlingß 14 2^ year^old steers 400 prime fat wethers 300 ewes m lamb 200 ewes m lamb -100 wethers 50 ewes and lambs m wqol : ; 16 fat bacon pigs 1' throughbred colt pedigree at sale Horses &o. t Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers. BuMs and Palmi»rst.on Nbrtly.i. Business Notices BRUNNJSit niiAL f /JoMPAJ\"Y,---:....::..U VS' ' " KENNEDY BROS., PROPRIETORS. Daily Output 400 Tons. Highest Medals for PiREBRICKvS, FIRECLAY, FIRECLAY GOODS, AND COKE, j Best Coal for all purposes m the 1 Australian Colonies. For Steam, 10 to 20 per cent better ; than any other; For Gas;.2s(pori , cent superior to Australian ; j For JElouseh'old Purposes, j . u ;» l .v. .i cahnot ' be 1 : >excelled^ * ' j To Shipmaster^ and Shipowners,—! We have FREIGHTS' to all HEW Zealand ana Australian i , PORTS. j Certificate As a Steam Coal-— \ " Ship, Lady Joceiyn. 7 ' ; " While using our Refrigerator m this port, I used both. Wesport and Brunnpr <?b'ali- By request I took particular notice of the qualities of both and thequan titles used, when I certainly pre| aj f erred to use the Brunner Coaly 'which I Hid for five weeks; , It is a good steam ing coal, very clean, no waste^ialnd fr«ta'> from clinker, which I cannot say wa)s : the caee with the Wesport Coal, there beiug- a )Very heavy: clinker and a lot of waste.- . The quantities used -are as follows ;— : . •■ . ; . ..■'•- j , Tons. cwt. qr. For 24 hours, Wesport... 4 2 0 For 24 hours, Brunner ... 3 16 2 v!:- i:^ AIitXANDER DONi, |-, 11 Wellington, February; 22u'd, 188^. ■ '•« Tb'^whom it may c'bncern." F. STRATFORD, { Sole Agent for Manawatu. i GENUINE ceEAPNESs' ALWAYS DISCOVERS ITSELF, j -''■>-'■■ ■^•■■':-- ■■- ' i\f itTv-i V 1 ITi has always :been the custonj of the CO RNER BOOT SH •: P to • sell Every Article as v reasonable as "miy~b« consistent with a fait living PfofiU \\\ Believe not the tradesmen Wh<> tell such bu lies ;; i - About selling their goods: , :, At; a. great sacrifice, sho- ■ ' They do not grow fat . • " | j ;..■•• >; On a bare tone who dine, ■ But dissolve like a shadow j . Who 'cut it too fine. -.;.-■. j Let poets sing what theme they choose, v I sing about my Boots and bbues ; ; v.Some sing of Ladies, dark or lair, ' ; , Of golden locks or raven hair, ; ; Give: me the feet; tben (I'm all there) To fit them with a lovely- pair. ; Some are great m all. such parts ; Where they (pitch it high) on broken hearts ; Such twaddle don't desecrate my muse I'd rather hear of broken Shoes. | j tir» ; THE COR-NER BOOT SHOP, „ TjiiE Avenue, Wai?ganoi. i ' MV&QYBi)UY KNuVye IT. i "TvEgOKIPTIVE Catalogue of Fruit, _U Forest, and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, &c, &c, grown < or sale by JAMES LAIRD, Egmon^ Nursery, Wanganui. .';- "\\\ Post free on application ."; •; \ New Agricultural, Garden, and Flower | Cseeds of the best quality, whole* \ ' sale and retail. i Price Lists and every information on' application^ ' ' ! I r TAMES "LAIRD :i(li Taupo Quay t and Glasgow-street, j Wane am. \ r ■•'•■■■■ Borough Council Notice ' \j \ BOROUGH OF PILMBRBTOSI '-' •■■ ■■■■> -'■ :: iNORTH. <-■•■•'■>■•>■■■■<■ ELECTION NOTIOE. ! ■ ... -. i ; • - ' . ■■■'■ ' ■ '■■ ■ • ' . '■ J HEREBY NOTIFY that the lollowing gentlemen have been duly elected to serve as Auditors for the Borough of Palmerston North for the ensuing time. , . .-,... , Thomas'S.* Hoe, i tM ' iv • Tmimaa li. Walton, f } R. N. KEELI G, ' I Returning Officer. { Palmerston, Jane sth 1888.