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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 72, 24 August 1885, Page 3

BOROUGH OK PALMERSTON NORTH. SALE OF .RESERVE. MKSSRS G. M. Snelaon and Co., have been instructed hy Un» Borough Council, JiciiujT under authority of (hi! Minister of Lands, to sell Itv Puhlic Auotion, afc 2 p.m., on SATURDAY, 12.1 i Sfiptem-or, «t their rndins, the suhdivisiotis 2 to 8 of itllotiiuent 1 of section 225, m the ii hove I>oroug!i, coutuiniuij eacli 16 perches, mvl suh rlivisions 10, 11, 12, of the same allotment, containing 1 rood 8 perches, the said measurement being m each easo mo»p oi loss. Plan of j«]|otm«nt may Ik- ai. the Borough Comic 1 office, or at the office of the Auctioneers. Terms at Wale. 11. N. KKELTNG. Town Clerk. Palmers! on North, June 6th, 1885. -LOOKSALE QUOTATIONS. Tf you want Good Servioeablc Linolem, 2yds wide, at 3s the miming yd, you can get it at THE BON MAHCHE SALE. 4x4 Floor Cloth, at Is 3d per yd, afe ". THE BON MARCHE SALE. Lace Curtains from 2s' lid per pair. These are Very Nice Goods, and are the Sale Quotations at THE BON MARCHE. Felt Carpeting, 2s lid and 3s 6dper yard, Keduced to 2s 3Jd and 2s 4£d per yard, during THE STOCK-TAKING SALE. —BLANKETS— 6 pairs left, at Mill Prices, DURING THE SALE. —DRESS GOODS— . A4 Our Stock is now considerably reduced, but we have a few Really Cheap Lines left iii Choice Goads, and they must be disposed of DURING THE SALE. Maniles, Ulsters, Sf Costumes, We Lave marked these down to quite •unusual prices for the STOCK-TAKING SALE. —HOSIERY— Our Own Stock and the Balance of Samples recently purchased including some very Choice Goods -AT liOW'. PRICES.— ALSO, Wool Dresses, Hoods, Hats, Bonnets, Shawls and Wraps at Less than the Wholesale Prices DURING THE SALE. —MILLINERY— We have given instructions to Clear Out all Goods m this Department irrespective of price, and they will go DURING- THE SALE. C. M. ROSS & Co. TO-NIGHT. Bine Uibbon Meeting. A PUBLIC MEETING of the above will he held m the Bimnythorpe Schoolhosise, on MONDAY Evening, August 24th. commencing at 6.80. Readings, Recitations, and Songs by members and others. Admission Free. mENDERS for about 10 Chains JL of Fencing will be received n p to Noon of WEDNESDAY, 27th. Specificationsand ground will be shown on application to A. H. WALKER, Tiknra, Fitzherbert. 1.T.N.0.T.G.A.0.T.U. UNITED MANAWATU LODGE No. 1721, E.C. THE Resrular Monthly Meeting of the above Ludy:e will be held m tlie Freemasons' Hall, Main-street, on FRIDAY, August 2«. Lodge tyled at 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren invited to attend. By order of the W.M. NOTICE. DR and MRS HARVEY left Palmerston on THURSDAY, August 18th, en route for Sydney. All letters should he addressed to Dk. W.HARVEY, Londoner's Onb, Church Hill, Sydney. MANAWATU RACING CLUB. nnENDERS for improvements to _1_ Race Course, Training Course, Road Formation, &c, will be received up to G p.m., on THURSDAY, 27 th inst. Specifications can be seen at the Commercial Hotel, where tenders must be left addressed to the undersigned. THOMAS KING, Secretary. NOTICE. General Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 17th Aug.. 1885. IT having come to tlie knowledge of the Government, that certain persons are receiving money on account of a Special Settlement, proposed to he formed m the Maugatainoko Block, to be called the General Gordon Special Settlement, the public are hereby cautioned against paying any money to any person representing himsi.lf to be the Agent. Promoter, or Solicitor, of the said General Gordon Special Settlement, or any other Special Settlement proposed to be formed m the Mangatianoko Block, aforeuaid, as no promises or implied promises, have been made to any person, by the Government, m respect of Special Settlements m that Block. H. J. H. ELIOTT, Under-Secretary.