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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 186, 4 July 1884, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. OTEVENS and rj_ORTON\S AUCTION STOCK SALES. . TUESDAY, Bth JULY. AT BOROUGH SALE YARDS Palmkrrton Nokth. ] 2 head beef , 30 mixed cattle 15 2-year-old heifers i ; 10 3-year-old steers 100 fat wethers 200 mixed sheep 200 ewes m lamb Horses, &c. Also, 2 tons- of flour NOTICE. STEVESTS & GORTON, m return . ing their sincere thanks to the settlers m the Counties of Ranghikei, Manawatu, and Oroua for the liberal manner m which they have supported their business during their |>hsc career, havp now to inform them that Mr R. S. Abraham, lately manager of the Bank of New Zealand, at Bulls, has entered the firm from this date, m the place o.f:Mr John .-Stevens. The busi ness yftllv, be.' earned on as heretofore, underlh^name of S;rEVENs & Gouton, and that portion at ''Palmers lon North will be under the immediate control of Mr Abraham^ who has taken up his residence there ', and it is to bo hoped that assiduous and undivided artentiou co their business will, secure to the new Firm m the future the liberal support which was accorded to the old io the past. . Bulls, July Ist, 1884. Cfrass Seeds ! Cfrass Seeds!! Grass Seeds ! ! ! :T U S T A R R IV E D %x s.s. Aorangi and Doric from London, • Alayke Cow Grass, "White ,i Clover, Red do, Trefoil, and Fescues, , &c, &c. I .' English Ryo '-. Grass (machine I dressed) 'from old pastures, !• Italian Ryo; Timothy, \ Cockei'oot, .Field Turuips, ) Rape, &c. f. ~ !*i New Zealand Barb Wires. • Nos. 6, 7, and 8 Fencing Wires. OATS, CHAFF, COOPER'S S.-EEP DIP, ■- Also, Tew Boxes Tea, @ IG/6. N.B. — The Clovers are of the best quality obtainable m the Loudon market this season. . Special quotations for large quantities. , STEVENS & GORTON, '■' '■ ; j '■■ ■ -.- -< -R.Leigh, ; Manner. , TO THE ELECTORS OF RANGITIKEI. Gentlemen,— . [ I beg to offer myself as a Candi- ( 5 date for the honour of representing | you m the next Parliament, and [should you again honour me with your confidence, I will use my best to practically and faithfully , .represent your interests and those of ;New :< Zealand generally. • I have the honour to be, ; Yours obediently, i JOHN STEVENS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE FOXTON DISTRICT. Gentlemen, — I am again a candidate for the honour of representing your interests jn Parliament. f YJours faithfully, ■; JAMES G. WILSON. NEW LINE OF COACHES. PALMERSTON & VVOODVJLLE. A COACH leaves the Commercial Hotel Stables, Palmerston North, every Monday, Wednesday, siiid Saturday, at 2.30 o'clock, for Woodville ; the Coach from Woodville leaving the Horse Bazaar on the same dnys at 8 a.m. Travellers can /thus 1 got from Woodville and back on those days, and have several hours m Palinerstoii. Single fares,. 6/- ; return fares, 10s. Luggage and parcels at cheapest lates. Orders left at the Cointm'reial Hotel Stables, Palraorsto.n, or at the Aborcoru Arms Hotel, Woodville, will be promptly attended tq. The -proprietor hopes to merit a share of public support, and will guarantee m return civility and moderate charges. N.B. — Special trips anywhere on the shortest notice. A. PETERS. FOR SALE, Cheap, an Englishbuilt Pony Phaeton. Apply to F. Str.itforcl, Coachbuilder, Kangitikei'Stroct,