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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 41, 19 January 1885, Page 3

WELLINGTON AND E,AILWA¥ ii - COMPANY (Limited.) SALE OF BLOCK, • md"#i&Hip o^p 1 inNTON, —Aud Suburban Sections. T*lrtiS V d^'mpiny will sell the above X by Public Auction in'the Athenaeu^r^ blTr OF WELLIN GTON, ; ON tHURSDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 1885, At 11 o'clock a.m. : *^ Jfult particTilitrs will be advertised .lea^rly ,ne^f week",' anjet plans giving-' 'ureas v "and upset. prices distributed. ' l - J'AS. -WAiiLACEI y ;j:>'^'ii v ' ■"■■ v .' ' ■''■•v; ; Secretary. '•'* THOMAS HALL, ; , nfltK SQT7ABE, „PALMERBT9K'NOBTH r - h: !>' ■ : ' : .SP. » wi i I; V Grrocer, ?. ... Tea; FJouV, Qrockery, . . 4RONMQN&ER, &c, Aitir GENERAL ( • STOREKEEPER. :' Orders Promptly attended to. , \ : TEidMAS HAJ.L, V The, Square; Palmerston North. '■ NE^YEAR ; " my Numerous Customer^ m 'Hi and around Palmerston.^ d MY STOCK.QI? GROCERIES ' 'Festive iSeaSdn 't.> •-> ■-."■■.^ i <■> );}•'■.•■"! ■: y,;, .'■.•••. ll!i ; :: ['■"''APPR^A'dHING. ■!,.. .•/••..ii; ;., 3-:.-:'.| i«:>:j . . . ... 1 ;_■•.■■... ;;*:;;;;«■ „:^E^.S . v.. : ,- --\^ Ai-enormousl y-Low Pri%es* v. ■.[■ ohiV'%^MaurMius 1 and Queens-: • ; , i( iv; /.-.. fandrß.^ands. \;.; : -' i:'.ifti';';:'jpo*< I*::-- '•/ <^ T f ; ■'•• ; SULTANS', ' ELEMWJS, & MUSKf- , : TELS, CHOICE OUHRANTS— r EXTRA GOOD !( JUALITY. ; : .A.-,PlfEil|Qi, a . JTHE SQtTAitE. f: f : yy V^'jyY' f'yyyy^ry yygi . ii f, 2s so?e Agent for U MANAMATU STANDARD, j I r , -I k H Copies always em Salt. - ' *■ =3 H ", . NT. "j • K **'' t> So? i TTcffi/ - : - :i "- i;: V I TO HOKSE 'BR feiEDERS* . MORPHEP^^ T,his: Celebrated /( Thfrrpiighbred Stallion w.tllbe at the Commei;ciiU Jlotel Stables; .! up i to February the 28th. ree—43 3/-. I v• ' CLptTTJER &,Ca, ' ; . Proprietor?. To the porting ., Community 0/ \, Zealand. ; . MR ABRAHAM, the well-known Ada Mantua promoter, having retired from the business of liace consultations, it has occurred to several prominent members,- of ithe Sporting ,Community. that the present is a' favourable opportunity "to supply the want that willundoubtedly be felt by the retirement of 1 Mr : Abrgbjun. Tojßupply this acknowleged want j THE ZEALANDIA COMPANY has been fonnedj and m announcing tfieir First Programme they beg ip &b---sure the public that all business entriisr tt-d to them will be conducted with the most thorough fairness,, and to satisfy tfio public on this pdiht *the" Books .of the Company will, be open at all " tiiiies fjor inspection by niefifibere. $j£EDIN GUP. ■■■-■■',. To be run ou tlit^^gth February next. ; 12,000 members' Wios/ ;■■:■ IJS2 Prizes*. Each Ticket haß SIX Chances. 40 NOMINATIONS. 142 > CASH PRIZES.; First Horse... £1250 4'at£lo&.. i 5400 Second ... 750 Bat 50... 400 Third ... 20 at 25/.. ftOO Starter^o>.-- 500 .30 at 10i.. 300 r Non'Vjßta^ters 1000 .80 at .5... 400 JHOS6' ;> £2000 ;. ' M'oial, £6000. ! Remittances can bo made by cheques (with exchange added) P.O. orders, ci uank notes. Registered letters or telegranWnpt,: veceivei. Juijhses of cheques they must be madt» payable to a number or to B<;arer. P.(;. Orders made payable to the Zealandia Company, and postage stamps must be sent for reply and result. THIS ZEALANDIA COMPANY, ■Cnn-of J. H.WUDIK, Box 150 Ppßt-oflico, Dimedin.