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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVI, Issue 6583, 28 December 1899, Page 3

MATTHEW HENRY. / - PALMERSTON LIVE STOCK AUCTION MARKET. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1900 Matthew henry win sell b: public auction at 12 noon — , I 50 fat ewes , I 120 ewes witk lpmbs ' ■ **— CHARLES CARR. i . FEILDING SALE. ' FRIDAY, sth JANUARY. CIIAS. CARR will sell by public auction as above at 1 p m., — 6 yearling steers 10 18' months steers 10 18 months dairy heifers 5 2J-year steers 2 hoifera in calf 1500 good wethers ■ 1000 good crossbred wethers 600 good 4-tooth wethers 200 good 4-too h maiden ewes 300 forward ewes *0 250 good Lincoln ewes with lambs 60 fat ewes 50 fJt- wethers 50 ewes with lambs 50 fat wothers QHAR LE S CASKS Stock Sale Fixtures. JANUARY. Kimbolton Wednesday 3rd Feilding Friday sth i Mangaweka ... ... Tuesday, 16th Feilding Friday 19th Rangtwabia Monday 29th Kimbolton Wednesday 31st FEBRUARY. Feilding Friday 2nd Apiii Tuesday, 6th Feilding BAM FAIR Wednesday. 14th Feilding SHEEP FAIR Friday 16th M'ingawoka Tuesday 20th Itangiw 'hia Monday 26th Kimbolton Wed, 28th • BAKRAUO ANIi ABHAHAP Tested Seeds; TURNIP AND RAPE SEED ROWING nnd shying tests, ..-Lx auo» W seen as usual at our office. I Customers are requested to be enrly in order to avoid disappointment, as we are experiencing a great run on the ABERDEENS and cannot replace in the colony. I ' BABRAUD & ABRAHAM, Seed Merchants, PALMERSTON NORTH. DOLLS. A WONDERFUL Mechanical Doll given to all purclmeers of TEA. Mind tho children call early at 1 C. REVAiVS, Cash Grocer, The Square. LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. Friendly Societies' FIFTH ANNUAL Picnic and Bports TO BE HELD ON THE VICTORIA PARK, FOXTON, • ov }JEW Y e2 *' S J) AY (Monday, January Ist, 1900). Palmerston North Town Band in attendance. Perreau Bros.' Befreshment Booth on ground. Milk and Hot Water free. A ludy's gold watch will bo given for guessing competition. Palmeiiston Train. — Leaves Hokowhitu 6iding at 8.45 avm.. Palmerston at 9 a.m., arriving at Foxton ac,lo 30 a.m.; leaving oo return at 5.30 p m. This train will stop at all s'ntions were required. Fares (inclndins admission to grounds) —Adults, 3s ; children, Is 3d. I'eill'ing Teain.—Loaves Feilding at 8.40 a.m., Palmerston 9.40 a.m., arriving at Foxton at 11 a m.; leaving on return at 5 p.m. This train will only stop at stations between Feilding and Palmerston. Fares (including admission to ground)—Adulto, 3s 9d; children, Is 9d. Tickets obtainable from Bros W. H. Cox, S. Thaoker, 0 Rush, T. Mitchell, G, Canton, A. Bucbnn, T. Wilson, H. Palmer, W. Lambert, H. Griggs, and S. J. WATSON, Secretary. BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY IN NQ. 8 WARD. IITEKEBY notify that I shall on Priday* the 12th day ot January, 1900, hold an election of ono Councillor to fill the extiaordinary vacancy in No. 3 Ward. Nominations of Candidates wJI be received at the Council Office up to noon of Thursday, the 4th prox. JOHN PHILIL ; ' RMSTRO\ : G, Returning ( fficer. Palmerston North, 23rd December, 1899. OPENXN3 OF GL km T. YOUNG'S NEW Jewellery 'Establishment, AT 83, IjAMBTON QUAY, Wellington. OUR Palmr-rston North customers and tho public geuorally aro cordially invited to inspect our new promises, admitted to bo TilE BEST JEWELLERY ESTABLI: IlfllENT IN NEW ZEALAND. Wo have tho pleasure of slowing this season tho MOST AUTISTIC AND ELABOBATE SELECTION OF GOODS suitable for Xwae & New Year Presents, Wo give our customers oyeiV advantage. LOW PEICES, GOOD QUALITY, And tho Best Selection in Wellington. For Prices and Styles seo our windows It tho article required is not in the window, wall: straight in and we will bo plonsed to show you what we have. BT IS A FACT THAT THE Maxim Nickel Lkvkr Watoii at '■!«'/- Omega Nickel Lever Watcii at 28/ C Kotiikkham Silver Leveu Watch at 4/7/G ' Contain the greatest value for the money Order one and be convinced.