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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1574, 5 December 1885, Page 3

\. T -;- J . \ Tf pffi;?SO|i6uGll SALE YARDS. i" <..■> "'■'"' ■•■*?' 'PuhuorsUm North. TUEvSDAY, DKOEMUEIt Bth. QTEVIOKS & GOUTON will sell by kj public auction as above — 10 head prime beef 100 3 iind 4-yciii -olil well-bred forward bullocks 80 3-vr old forward bullocks 100 ?1 ami 4 yr old i'owavd Imlloeks 200 fat wethers (two tooths) 10 3-yr heifers Also, 3 tons good Potatoes, without reserve Entries Solicited. FREES! AK BE. •lAUKSOUIT' STOCK SALES FOR DECEMUEIf. St. ITill-sircct .. .'. .. .. Weiiiicsdiy 9 W.ivorley Fri.l:iv." 18 St Hill-.streot Wwhicsil ij- 23 Ami nt St. Hill-street cvety S.itnnlny, for Horses, Drays, Harness, und l'jultry. PUKKMAN 11. JAY'KSOX Auctioneer, W.miHinui ami Wavorlcv. ST. HILL STREET SALE YARDS 3 ; WEDNESDAY, <Jth DECEMBER. At Noon. FREEMAN R. JACKSON will sell by public auction as above — 60 3 ami 4-year old bullocks 50 Empty Cows 80 mixed yearlings 300 wethers 2 large and 30 small pigs FEEEMAN 11 JACKSON, Auctioneer. ADVANCE ASHUEST. NOTICE. POHANGINA GOLD AND SILVER REEFS. f 1 1HE undersigned is prepared to I arrange with Prospectors and others visiting the Pohangina Reefs, for tlie Supply and Delivery at the Eeefs, of Stores, Digger's Tools, &c, m any quantity. A supply of Pack and Saddle Horses always ready for immediate use. Charges Reasonable. A Passenger Coach will leave Ashurst for Palmerston on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATTJRDAYS, returning from Palmerton at 2.30 p.m. Single Pares, 2/6 ; Return do., 4/-. A Boarding-house with every convenience for the Travelling Public m full swing. T. NELSON, Post Office Store, Ashurst. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. Clearing Sale! Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and Goloshes. ""pHE largest and most varied assortment X m Palmerston, to be held at the Theatre Koyal, commencing THURSDAY, Nov. 26th. Store-keepers making ail offer for the whole or part of the Stock, winch is good and new, will be most liberaly dealt with. The following list of prices should make glad the hearts of parents with large families. Ladies' Kid Boots cost 9/-, now selling at 5/6Ladies' Kid Walking Shoes cost 9/, now at 5/6Ladies' Kid Carriage Boots cost 6/3, now at 4/6Ladies' best quality Prunella Boots from 5/6. Ladies' Evening Shoes at half-price. Girls' best quality Kid Boots cost 7/-, now at 4/6Girls' Patent Dress and Strap Shoes from 2/6. Infants' Boots and Shoes from 1/. Gents' best quality Kid and Patent. Gents' Boots hand-sewn cost 17/6, now at 10/6Gents' Calf E.S. 11/6Gents' Calf Walking Shoes cost 9/6, now at 7/6. Gents' Strong Blutchers from 5/9. Gents' Watertight^ cost 15/-, now at 12/6. Gents' and Ladies' Goloshes per pair 2A Youths' and Boys' Boots to be sold far below cost price. S. Fagan. PALMERSTON ~* = ~ LYCEUM. BANK CHAMBERS, THE SQUARE. QUARTERLY MEETING. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 1885. PROGRAMME. Address by Mrs Ettie Moore, the talented Lecturess ; Also, Readings and Recitations, interspersed With Vocal and Instrumental Selections. Discussion Cordially Invited. Doors open at (5.30. Commence at 7 p.m. Admission Free. LIBERAL PLATFORM. " AA til f\> TX ,-^j^--1.T.N.0.T.G.A.0.T.U. MANAWATU KIL WINNING LODGE, S.C., No. G9O, rPHE Regular Monthly Meeting o£ the X above Lodge will be held m the Freemasons' Hall, Main-street, on- WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9. Business : — Ballot, Initiation, and installation of Ofliccrs. Visiting Brethren invited to attend, By order of the R.W.M.