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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1466, 28 September 1885, Page 3

STIiWISAiS A GiOftTON. TO MORROW. TUESDAY, 29th SfcPT. CFIEILDING SALK YARDS. STEVENS & GORTON Will sell by public auction as above — 24 prime fat cows 70 yearling to eighteen-months' mixed 30 three-year bullocks 6 good milch cows 40 yearlings f chiefly steers) SO two-year heifers 10 fat heifers SO head mixed cattle ]5 store cows 30 mixed yearlings 25 mixed cuttle 80 fine fat wethers 40 yearlings and two-year-old steers 1 ton fluke seed potatoes 1 ton Oarharu barb wire „ 800 mixed hoggets ?ale at 1 o'clock. ~~ COAL. COAL. From the TynesMe ft." inef Gi eymouth, \ Just Landed, ex " Orefci," riC) \ TOSS; of the above Coal, ±/j r proved to be the best Household and Blacksmith's Coal m the Markets This being the First Cargo placed m the Market, will be sold Cheap, Apply at one io WALKER & HATRICK, Wanganni. PALMERSTON LYCJEUM. .. BANK CHAMBERS, THE SQUARE. • SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1885. SUBJECT : " Gems from the ' Dear Old Book,' " (N< . 1) By MRS ETT I E MOORE (The Talentecl Lecturcss.) Discussion Cordially Invited. Doors open at 6.30. Commence at 7 p.m. Admission Free. LIBE.RAL PLATFORM. The Bee-hive Store. P. Bftmnin & Co. "II KG to call the attention of their friends JL> and the Public to their well selected stock of — Groceries, Cro.ckery Ironmongery, Flour Oatmeal, Maize Oats, Chaff Bran, Pollard Fowl's Wheat &c. •Price's Sperm, Parafine, Carriage and Bedroom Candles. We would call Special Attention to our CHINA TEAS m packets. The Teas are put up m China come direct, and have not suffered from the manipulations of European Blenders. Teas m tins, boxes, half-chests, &c. Crease's A.I. Taraxacum or Dandelion Coffees. James Laird's Garden, Flower, and Tree seeds. Large stock of G. H. Thornton's Confectionery at Wellington prices. Manilla and New Zealand Rope m coil and lines. Goods promptly delivered. THE BEE-HIVE STORE. Third Entrance west of the Clarendon Hotel, . PALMERSTON NORTH. • riIHigATRE," Palmerston North, J_ . WEDNESDAY Evening next, Sept. 30. Miss Lizzif, Laubenck, and her Dramatic & ComeJy Company . The performance will commence with W. S. Gilbert's Dramatic Contrast m two acts, Sweathearts. Jenny North cntte, Miss Lizzie Laurence. To be ro! lowed by Drawing 1 Room Echoes- Ballad, Kiss Me and I'll Go To Sleep, Miss Lonie Norris. Papa's Letter, Miss Lizzie Laurence. Song and Dance, Down Where the Pansies Grow, Mr Uhas. Primmer. The Performance will conclude with the screaming fnrce, Sarah's Young Men. Sarah Gibbs, Miss Lizzie Laurence. Admission. PROVINCIAL HOTEL, WANGANtri. MARTIN O'HARA has much pleasure m intimating to the public generally that he has taken the above old established and most centrally situated Hotel. Lare additions have recently been made by the late landlady , t Mrs E. S. Broujfhton, and it will be the endeavour of the present proprietor to do all m his power to give satisl'ac tion. Visitors may rely on being called for early trains, and every attention paid them. Charges Moderate. Mrs O'Hara will personally attend to the -cw'sine. Soninus. ; npHE Thoroughbred Horse SOMNTJS > L .will be at the service of jlm-se- .' breeders at the Siud Stables, adjoining the | ■ • p anises' of the Baiik of Australasia, Pal- . merston North, Every WEDNESDAY and J THURSDAY from Ihis date, and at Foxton .i he remainder of the week. For particuars as to Vedigree, Performances, &c, sec horse cards, which may be had on application. * R. HARWOOD, Foxton, Manager for Baker & Co,