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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 20, 21 December 1883, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. THURSDAY, 3bd JANUARY. ______ ■ \ ANNUAL HORSE FAIR. AT THE SALE YARDS, BULLS. 112 HORSES ALREADY ENTERED. . QTETENS AND fiORTON "Will sell by public auction as above-— ! 50 broken and unbioken light and heavy draught horses 30 light harness horses and hacks 20 unbroken fillies and geldings (hacks) 10 draught mares and geldings broken and staunch The thoroughbred mare Laurel 1 2 year-old colt by Patriarch out of Laurel's dam Entries will he received up to ten o'clock on sale day, but not later. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers, Bulls and Palraerston. NOTICE. ~, ~ QTEV EN S and /"lORI ON Are the Sole Agents for the COLONIAL BARBED WIRE, Manufactured at Oamaru, viz. — No. 12 — 18 chains to the cwt., price per ton, £35. No. 13 — 21 chains to the cwt, price per ton, £38. ; No. 14 — 26 chains to the cwt., \ price per ton, £48. Samples now on view at the Store, Rangitikei-street. Best Wire m tJie Market. - - Also, FEED OATS, COOPERM SHEEP DIP, > &c, &c I STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneer?, Bulls and Palmerston North. R. LEtGH, ; Manager. | IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS. i Testimonial* J. HANLON Has built a 50ft Cement Sheep Dip for I us; the workmanship is satisfactory. A. & H. Russell. i Monumental Tomb Stones, Vaults, and all kiads of Cemetery work executed. Cement W ter Tank?, Butter and Meat Preservers, &c, Address — * ; J. HANLON, The bhamrock Bower, Terrace End, Palmurston North. THE BON MARGHE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. WE have much pleasure m informing our customers and the public that we have this week purchased m i Wellington, from various' Wholesale -Houses there, several extensive lines of Drapery and Fancy Goods suitable for I the coming Holiday Season, at various discounts ranging from 25 TO 65 PER CENT, off the regular prices, which we are thus m a position to dispose of at CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN THE WHOLESALE PRICE. Intending purchasers will do well to ! inspect these goods with as little delay as possible, so as to r secure an early choice. Among a variety of other lines they comprise the'following : — Capes, ' Flowers, ; . 'Dolndans,, 1 ; Scarfs, Straw Hats, Counterpanes, Little Boys' Suits, Washing Dress Materials, Stuff Dress' Materials, Lace Curtains, f " Pinafores, : . ' ■ Hosiery, Laces, . &c, <i§P Early Inspection Solicited, > C. M. R OSS AND CO,, THE BON MARCHE. , . _^ . .-• .'. j LOST. A. FOX-TERRIER PUP, white, ./__, with black on rump and liind leg. R eward on recovery. Any , person retaining same after this J notice will be prosecuted. Apply to W. Moore, Commercial Stables. , C. S, GAJTON, BOOt AND SHOEMAKER, The Squabb, Palmeeston North, BEGS to inform the inhabitants of the district generally that he has re-commenced business as above, and trusts that by making a thorough good i article at moderate | rice, to merit a renewol of the patronage so kindly bestowed oa him previous to his leaving Palmerston. ' ' Repairs neatly executed. ; ■-Note the Addres-r-Next the Commercial Hotel. ! (the Standard Office.) TO BUSHMEN. , WANTED a good ; j bushman, with, bullocks ai\d feprses, to take a large contract for constant supply of mixed timbOr for a sawmill in'Waipawa County. None but .experienced and nober men need apply. D. CHAMIER, ... .:■■■■■' Auctioneer Woodvilie. 1 i