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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 18, 19 June 1885, Page 3

T()-M()ltllOVV, AT 2 >.m. H M. SN'BLSiiN '&. (() will UT. offer by aucti'-n— . . \ K7. sacks Crushed ..heat ; 48 sacks Sandon Oats '. 'v . 1 ton •White Potatoes v . An Am'ati Violincello complete , And Sundries. ! ■• • ■ ■ ATTENTION IBdiiectodto the. following Price l£«t wli!<'lj is now B»bmitt»>d tor tlif cghMd-. erntTon of « diaceniiuppnl'lic.'rhfiprjJees. qiioted will continue until the GFoods-aro disposed of , ■ £. ~i Uot 1 . — T 'adios' plain Blk' Cloth Jackets, 1 6»9d. Lot 2 —Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Jacket*, : 9« 9.1: ' • :' ; " ' ' ' : i •••».-.. Lot 3.— Ladies' Fftiu-y Tweed »»d Mash- ! i-r JarkHs, 16a 6d. Lot 4. — LndiiVW.'tck Piagonal, Ji«iw>y, i and Stookiii«r«lto Jackets, 19ti , 6"dji . 21s. mid r 24i< (SA:. . Lot 5. — L^dirg'Newest Sbnp»»i« m Ulsters, 1 7« 6<l, 11", 12p 6d, 17s 6d, 19« 6.1,,' I 24»6d, 29b 6d «»p. ."-> . / ■ Lpl 6. — Ladi*Vnnrf Children's 4 i in-l»an<V •i - very cheap. Theabov* bought Job, .' i Selling nt Wholi-salu .Priccß. Lot 7. — Ladies' Electric MaekintoHhon. 1 9R9't, upuall/ sold at from 18s 6d j to 255. • v ■

i KLANKETF. ; ' 9^4 nt 6a 6d, 7s Gl, 10s 6-1. 13s Mup 10x4 at 12s 6o\ 14h 6i1,178 6d.2i8 6«l up, : FLANNELS. • ; 9Jd, 1», I« "4ja,^ls 8d up. ; . S»nd for Patterns nt our Calipo^i/ Shirtinjra, 81w< tings, Winpifis,- an<P Dr«8B-gtnffs, and coniparc t|»e value. Heavy Tnblo Damask. Is per yard. ferowii rTollnncis from 3.Jd per yard. : Tin<Hi>B' Dress Aprons 3d each. 17J3 pairs Kangaroo Hido Shoes at 1r 9d, I S>o them before they uro nil sold. Fijigeriiiff Wools, la lid per head or 2d ; per skein, „ . T , . •; ;C. M. ROS^ & CO T THE BON MARCI^. j POUND. G HEAP lines m all goods (speciulity 6d and la tables j, pntctosers can have same for cash, on application to Hrtley Bros, Town Holl, from June 11th. George's Stock. WELCH & CO. BEG to inform the Public that they have now commenced business m the premises lately occupied by Mr Johnston, Tailor, Broad-street, PalraeTSton, with a Choice Stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS,: BIBLES.I prayer and ;hymn books, i . " BIRTHDAY CARDS An<l a Well Selected Assortment of Articles \ Suitable for Presents. \u —-■'•■ E ! £ LARGE TUPPLY Ol" NEWEST f $ M-TT-S-I-C j : J» ** jj *• Pieces not m stock procured at i L shoi-t«sf notice. <| The Stock having been carefully purchased m E N GLAND From the Best Houses, Customers may rely on igetting Substantial Value for their Mouey. ;Everything will be sold as near to GitTGIIjISH PRICES AS POSSIBLE. WELCH & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, 1 BROAD-STREET, (Opposite Bank of Australasia), PALMERSTON NORTH. CAUTION. i THE Public are reminded of the greatest event of the Season to commence on THURSDAY, June ll«h, at the Town Hal), Bentley Bros, Will sell Ladies' Millinery, Mantles, Underclothing, &0., at prices never before heard of. Come and | see. (Purchasers of George's Stock.) . ....

TENDERS FOR TELEGRAPH POLES. ■ General Post Office, •Wellington, 26th May, 18.85. THE Telegraph Commissioner is s prepared to receive tenders for the supply and delivery of two hundred 'and .fifty, (250) poles, for a l^ne of 'teljegra|ih between Woolville and i Pnhiatua, and for the carriage only, from Palmerston North, of wire, arms, bolts,; and insulators for the above line. ........ Specifications and particulars can be seen, and fnrther particulars obtained, at vhe Telegraph Offices, Wellington, Masterton, Palmerston North, Woodville, and Danevirk. ' Tenders addressed « The Superintendent, New Zealand Posts and Telegraphs, Wellington," aud, indorsed v Tender for Poles," to be sent jn not later than the 26th day of June next. ! . i •■■-,«■' JJy' order of the Telegraph Commissioner. _Sh LEMPN,^ ■ [Superintendent.