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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1447, 5 September 1885, Page 3

I siawei'a. I SATURDAY, 12th SEPT. I At 1 1 ,'3O a.m. i I Near the Railway Station. MAX, D. KING AND CO. have received instructions from Mr \V. G. Basbktt 'fKailvay Contractor) to sell — The Whole of the Working Plant, as used on the Tang&hoe contract. The plant comprises amongst other things — 10 first-class tip waggons 200 drain pipes (assorted,) 4 tip drays (one very large, all nearly new) Large quantity shaft and leading harness 50 wheelbarrows 1 4 handcarts 6 sets trollies 3 draught horses 1 spring trap horse 1 set spring trap harness 1 hack, with saddle and bridle Tarpaulins, quantity of iope, horse covers A lot of useful timber 1 portable forge, anvil, vk«, and other suitable tools Quantity of navvies 1 tools 2 grindstones Platelayers tools, office stove 1 lift and force pump with hose 800 feet 2-inch water pipes, &c. This plant is m first-class working order, and will be sold m lots to suit purchasers. [auvt.] COEEESPONDEKCr. ** Forgery »> Extra srdiaary. (To the Settlkus ov Maxawatu.) The Subscriber finds that the tune has arrived when the Business m which he is concerned should, m a rising City like Palmerston, bo carried out m its entirety, and thus avoid working 4 under the diiliculties to be met with when such busi-' nesss is divided ; therefore he lias built and furnished a complete Forge on the Premises, ltingitilcei-street. where all kinds of General Slnith Work, as well as that m connection with his Coach-Buildi-ng Business, will be well and faithfully done. Settlers, and also visitors to this district, will fiml it much to their advantage to patronise the -Farriers em ployed by the undersigned, where they will behold the great Art and Mystery of Horse- Shoeing" simplified to a minimum, under the ■supervision of Mr J. Poad. All owners o£ horses who are m doubt as to the above are especially m vited to visit the Establishment. F. S. has also decided that the time has come when the charges for Ilorse-Shooing per set should bo reduced to all-corners alike; therefore Gs, 7s, and Bs. shall iri future be the rule. Cone ponding reductions m all other classes of: work. Agricultural Implements, &c, &., under the supervision ot Mr J. Pym.' Retaining thanks for past favors, and soliciting your patronage, — I hope to remain, your obedient servant, F. Stratford. #J^% \A/ *v^* Qft %^ir A^L. *^* aXa MANAWATU KILWINNING LODGE, S.C., No. 690. THB regular meeting of the above Lodge will be held m the Masonic Hall, Main-street, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9. at 7.30 p.m. Business : Passings. Visiting Brethren invited to attend. By order of the R.W.M. J. P. LEAUY, Secretary. THE Court Young Manawatu of Juvenile Foresters will meet on TUESDAY Night, Kept. S, IHSH, at 7 o'clock, m the Foresters' Court Ituom. Palraerstoii North. All respectable youths are invited to join. Adult Foresters invited to attend. J. GUACE, President. I (yiiiTEiP) t@ issns?) [ OROUA LODGE, No. 180. TJ.A.O.D. THE Regular Meeting of the above Lodge will be held m the Lodgeroom, Mr Mowlem's Buildings, on TUESDAY, Sth Sept., at 8 p,m. Business : Initiations. By order J. S. JOLLY, Financial Secretary. j|§^£'' MANAWATU CHOSEN FEW, rpHE Monthly Meeting of the above X Lodge will be held iv the Lodge Room, Bank Chambers (next Bank of New Zealand), on MONDAY Evening, Sept. 14, 1885, at 7.30 sharp. Visiting brethren invited. By order W.M. G. E. HAWKINS, Secretary. TOMORROW. All Saints' Church SUNDAY, SKIT. 6th. Morning, 11 a.m. Sermon : "The Ten Lepers" i Evening, 7 p m. fcerjnon ; '< Thankfulness."