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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 160, 12 June 1883, Page 3

- q> M- SNELSON TOWN AND. COUNTRY" PRQ--0 PERTIES. >j . ■'. .' .. ■ •- BY AUOTIO m 1.) >J S ATURD At tt JUNK 2bri AT 2 p.m. GM Q NELSON has receir- # iyjL ( |j ed instructions from the Vendors to offer by auction at his Rooujs on the above date the following r - freehold properties. . ;, 8 building allotments fronting Main, Victoria, and Broad streets r 2-^ acres m Ferguson street „: . acre section, part of 631 Main 3 street on which is erected a good - 6 roomed hou3e . 2 sections, Tapnui : street, with. 3 roomed dwelling bn* same house and section in" Terrace street 2 10 . acre sections m. Fitzherbert,: numb red 47 andi 4» Further particulars- on applying to the Auctioneer. G. M. SNELSON, ,- Auctioneer. X Ife T) -OF 1> R:O 'P ; E RTIIiS ; For Sale &Y/THE UNDERSIGNED. 4 building allotments m Main» street, 40 feet frontage each; ? ■ 3 building allotments m Broadstreet, 20ft frontage each. A good dwt;lling-hou c and shop ; m Main^street. 4 building allotments m Churchsireet, each 33 ft frontage. ' { 3 10-acre plots of improved land m RangitikeUstreet. • 100 acres on Boundary voad 20 acres Fitzherbert 43 acres Stoney Creek 44 feet frontage of sectiori overlooking the b'qiisre ■■ - : VI ■"' ALSOi ■■■ - - •> r l3O acres Kairanga. „,..,-:• 7 Apply, to j ;>- G. M. SNELSON. .; ;. - Auctioneer.'' pHILBLAIN LIMMBNT, Is. REMINGTON'S, SQUARE. pt L I CERI NE ] f^i RHiA M, Is ' 6d. ,; t REMINGTQiS'S, SQUaRE. TENDERS. nnENDERS will be received for -the I Bupply of 4000 slabs 3 feet 10ng.3.x 3, must, be heart of Totara, also 25 Corns firewood, 4 feet lengths, Kata and Matai. Further particulars on application to the undersigned. Tenders close on THURSDAY, 21st. Jane, 1883. A. MoDONALD, AwahurL H. P. PALMERSON, Palmerston North. PATENT lUTEDICINES. REMINGTON'S, SQUARE. T INIMENT FOR IjRUISES, 2s. L D REMI GTOS'S .SQUARE. GRATEFUL— C »MFOR|IMGr. .PPS'bJJOGOAdRKAKFAST. J * By a thorough knowledge of thnatural laws which govern the opeiotiqn of digestion and nutrition, aud by a careful application of the fine properties of w il selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our bnakfast table* with a delicate ly-flavoured b^ verage which may save u& many heavy doctor's 13 1 Is. It is by the judiciouß use of such artic-es ot d'et 1 that a constitution may be gradually built np until Btrong enough to resist.' every tendency to disease. Huniirei's of subtle maladies are floating around us reody to attack wherever there is a weak point" We may escape many a ratal shaft by keeping ourselves well tor^ifi d vmti pure blood and a properly uom» ished irame . "•— siee article m thb Civil Service Gazette. Made simply vvnh boi.ing water or milk. Sold only m packew, labelled — James Epps, & Co., '' homoeopathic chemists, \ London. (j^~ Also makers of Epps's: Chocolate Essence. . rp GENUINE CHEAP BTRSS ALWAYS DISCOYiiRS ITSELF. IT has always been the custom of the corner buot sn p to seii Every Artich as reasonable as nii*y be- . consisbeut with a fair living Profit. Believe not the tradesmen Wh<> tell such big lies About selling thfir goods At a great sacrifice. S They do not grow fat i-n a bare bone who dine, But dissolve like a shadow Who cut it too fine. Leb poets sing what theme they choose I sing about my Boots and hhoes ; 1 Some siug of Ladies, dark or fair, Of golden locks or raven hait% Give me the feet then (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 j l_ Such twaddle don't desecrate my muse n I'd rather hear of broken Shoes. fJTTHE C'JRNLR BOOT SHOP, : Thb Avenue, Wanganui. EVERYBODY KisOWtf IT.