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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 76, 28 February 1884, Page 3

G. M. BNELBON ■« 4 CATTLE SALE. FJTZHERBERT YARD3. SATURDAY, MARCH Ist. At 12 Noon. Will sell as above— 9 2-year-old steers 24 yearlings, mixed 20 weaners 6 bull calves 10 dry cows 80 Bomney Marsh ewes 60 wether lambs 90 ewes, in lots of 30 300 breeding ewes, in lots 350 fat wetlient,inloiß to suit buyers 50 pure Iso'&hey Marsh ewes, progeny of A. Ludlam's flock. 50 fbred ditto 10 4-tooth pure-bred Lincoln rams 400 lambs , T IST OF pKOPERTIES FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. 130 Acres of high, dry land, Rairanga Block. 175 Acres improved land, Fitzher-^ bert. g 365; Awes i land, 100 70 Acres ot highly '.mproyed land with dwelling-hou9e, on tho Borough boundary. 10 Acres feucpd land in Borough. Price, £325. 8 11- Acre sections, Palmerston Borough. A ne* 5-roomed dwelling and £ acre ot good garden land, pleasantly situated. ■■ 74 Acres on Boundary Road East,| sto?k and dwelling house ; a well improved sec* ion. 9 Building sites in Vintoria, Main and Broad-streets. 3 Building sites 40 feet frontage to Main-street. r 2l-Acre,paddock w.ithin the town. 1 M W FOR LEASE. 2 Business sites, each 83 feet frontage next to Town Hall.. 10 Building plots Kangitikei-, street. , For terms and particulars, [ Apply to i G. M. 3 NELSON, s Auctioneer. : NOTICE 1 NOTICE I NOTICE 1 HAVING leased the whole of thos promises in the Square, Palmer ston, (in a part of which he has been carrying on business for sometime past) purposes making such alterations as. will enable him to place on view a| much larger stock than has hitherto been kept. The inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding* district are invited to make an early inspection, as ic is my intention to sell all goods at the lowest remunerative profit. The Stock will be found to consist of everything 1 required in,a General Store. UVnHJLSJJO. I hope by strict personal attention to the business, to merit a fair share of public support. ; Families will be wait ed upon for orders,! eind Goods delivered in any part of thcj district. < FRED BEAVEN, The Square, Palmerston North. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. rfIHE Undersigned begs to announce JL to the residents of Palmerston and adjacent districts that he has purchased the business lately cavried on by Messrs Loudcl and Pederson, in MainBtreet, and hopes to retain the support so liberally accorded to his predecessors; Quality of Workmanship Unsurpassed^ Satisfaction Guaranteed. ! PLAI& $4&s3cfaM4isßb TKON TANKS OF ALL SIZES. Spring, Hip, Plunge and Shower Baths of all descriptions on hand and made to order. SPOUTING, PLUMBING WORK, &ci A large stock of Tinware always on hand. i JAMES EAWLINS, \ (Late Lound and Pederson.) : Main-Street, > PALMEKSiuN WORTH. LbcAL TNbijSTR¥; I 6th Consultation. j WANGANUI AUTUMN MEETING. ! WANGA.NUI CUP HaNDIUAPJ 6th MARCH, 1884. { One Thousand Programmes at One Pound Each. i Second 150 Third 100 Starters 225 Non-Starters 225 £1000 Programmes LI eaoh and two stamps, Cheques (with exchange added) to be) payable to aNo or to Bearer P.O; Orders payable to ■•« Security" only. If half notes, send by separate posts. Re gistered letters or telegrams not accepted. Drawing under the supervision of a committee of the investois, and result slips forwarded immediately after drawing. As time is limited, early application is requested. Address only to " Security" care of W. C. Watkins and Co , Box 71, Wanganui. Conducted strictly on couimeroial principles. Commission, 10 per cont.