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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 32, 7 January 1884, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. TO-MORROW, CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES. AT THE BOROUGH SALE ■■■* "YAKDSi "■: TUESDAY, Bth JANUARY, 1884. .QTEVENSand n OIIXOK Will sell by Public Auction as above— 10 head beef 10 head fat bullocks ' 45 head mixed cattle 20 2-year-old steers and heifers 25 3 year old ."steers 182-year-old heifers : 50 fat wethers 100 ewes and lambs m wool 5 milch cows ■200 shorn wethers fiO weaners, mixed 50 18-raouths, mixed Draught entire Prince of' the Valley (pedigree at sale) 2 draught mares, broken 1 M „ unbroken 2 3»y^af old colts by Prince cf the Valley 1 2-year-old draught filly by Prince of the Valley 1 yearling colt by Prince of the Valley ■ 100 forward yearling steers 15 2-year-old steers :•.- --1 well bred bull, 2-years-old, very ■ : quiet 1 pure bred Hereford Bull 2-year - old ■ ■ ■ ' 1 25 2 to *2|-y ear-old steers ;• Horses, &c, &c, : , Sale at 1 o'clock. ' STEVENS '&' ; "'GOlSt6n, ...•'. . Auctioneers, ; . i Bulls and. Pa] mers.ton Noith. -"i.. -^^NOTlGE■.^.^■^-. V,:' STEVE NS- and HORI ON .>.:•/.:; o:.<- • ■: -MT '•■■■••. i.Are the Sole Agents for the COLONIAL BARBED WIRE, Manufactured at Oamaru, viz. — No. 12 — 18 chains 1o Iho cwt.y ,•■:'■'.' pricejper_;toni£3sjc: ; No. 13—21 chains to the cwt , price per' ton, £38. No. 14—^6 chains to the cwt.^ . .price per ton, £48. Samples, now on view the Store, k Rangitikei- street. :. • : Best 'Wire m the Market. Also, COOPER' 3 SHEEP DIP, &c, «kc. STEVENS &. GORTON, i ■ : ' ' " Anctioneefp, ! arid Palmerston North . B. LKTGH, : . .! .; Manager. THE BON MARCHE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. WE have much pleasure m informing our customers and the public that we, have this week purchased m Wellington,' from various Wholesale Houses there, several extensive lines of Drapery and Fancy Goods 'suitable for the coming Holiday Season 1 , at various discounts tanging from 25 TO 65 BER CENT, oif 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, **o as to secure an early choice. Among a : variety of other lines they comprise the following : — Capes, : Flowers;' ■' : Dolmans, Scav f s „ Straw Hats, Counterpanes, „ ; 'Little Boys' Suits,' Vt : Washing ' Dress Materials, . Stuff D.ress .M aterial s, '■ JLace Curtains, - , . Pinafore?, Hosiery, Laces, ■■' ' : :: ' &c., ■"! : J^° '-.Marty. Inspection Solid&d. C.M.: ROSS AND CO,, THE BON MARCHE. WATEtt! WATtiR!! WAT.tE!!: O the inhabitants of Palmerston and ' . ,■, adjoiDing 1 districts. J; MbiiCague is prepared to drive Wells';.and guaran tee Water at reasonable rates. Address — T. MONTAGUE, Taonui-street ROYAL HOTEL. PALMBRdfON NORTH. JAMES FENTON, (Late of Wellington), BEGS to intimate to tbe residents of I,'almerston and the travelling public, that he has taken the above Hotel, and is prepared to cater to their wants' J itt a thoroughly efficient way Ales, ; Beers, WineS, and Spirits of the best brands only kept. Supeiior accommodation for travel!ere and families. : TEMPLE OF p-ASHION. rHE UJSDERSIGNKD m returning thanks to the inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding districts fur their libonil support m the past, desires to inform them that he has just received his Spring Goods consisting: of Worsted Coatings, English coauogs, English hnd Scotch Tweetf. Also, fr m the celebrated Mosgiel and Kaiapoi factories, a very choice and fashionable assortment to select from, which he now offers for Gash at reasonable prices, T, T. KEKBLAKE. Temple of Fashion, Next Foresters' Hall.