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"fitzherbert-street sale yards. j THITRSDAY, MARCH 19th, At 1.30 p.m. n. M. S NELSON & CO. VJ Will sell as above— 40 head mixed cattle 300 good breeding ewes 200 store wethers 175 ewes 300 lambs 50 fat ewes ;| 350 mixed sheep Entries received up to morning of sale. Pash i\ Credit. B BLIEVING- that the Borrowing and Credit System is to a great extent the cause of the present degression and unsatisfactory state of Trade at the present time, I have resolved to Sell for Cash at the Lowest Remuneraiive Profit. Prices for- the Present Month are as follows : — Best White Sugar, per has; 40lbs 12/Caudles, per box, 25% from... 14/---•Kerosene, 130 Test, per Tin... 7/6 Kerosene, 150 Test, per Tin... 9/Nelson Soap, boxes... 13/Household Soap, |cwt boxes... 7/6 All other G-oods, consisting of G-roceries, Hardware, Earthenware, G-lass and China, Boots and Shoes, at Equally Low Prices. All G-oods G-uaranteed of very best Quality. Terms— Strictly Cash. KICHABD THACKEK. Central Ready money OPPOSITE VENN'S FACTORY, Main Street. PALMERSTON LYCEUM. BANK CHAMBERS, THE SQUARE. SUNDAY, MARCH 14th, 1886, ; ■ ' SUBJECT '. i THE, FRENCH REVOLUTION, ' ; ' Lecture First. How it i became at once possible and inevitable. Doors o^n at 6,30 Commence at 7 p,m Admission Free '■ +No evil shall happen to the Godly, — ProT. 12 & 21, t 1 Peter 3 & 13. Evil 'does happen to the Godly. Hebrejvs 12 & 6, Job 2 & 3 & 7th verse.

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