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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 25, 13 January 1877, Page 4

• , n II B I I ; C N O TIC E. J. G. ANSTEE • . B#igs to inform the inhabitants of Palmerston and the surrounding district that he has commenced business m the. Square as. J. ''. ■ . ; • Tobacconist, Station eb,. JSeepsmajt, ' ■ '•■■ and Deaieb in ; Fancy Goods, ; Tf-*' Upder £«£' spiecial'care and. management of Mrs -Anstee, and trusts thaiV bymoderate chargesjiivd. civility,, combined with a flfst-class article, to merit a share of public patronage and support; ;, • SEEDS! -SEEDS! SEEDS! : 1 Just iinpqrtedfrom Melbourne, a choice collection of - VEGETABLE ANJD FLOWER SEED^ . Consisting of . - • . "" iVas i Carrots / Cucuinblers i B<»ns Parsnips Pumpkins Cabbage Radish Melldns : Cauliflower. Lettuce Marrows Brocoli Onions Tomato . Turnips - Leeks &c.,* ; &c. J. G. A. begs to call special attention to his collection of .seeds, and assures the ' public that it is his intention to offer none but New Seeds, as he is well acquainted with the importance of selling a good article, and the delay and bitter disappointment occasioned" by sowingold seed. TIHOMAS M OFF ATT,,; BUTCHER, * PALMERSTON, Begs to thank his numerous customers for past favors, and to intimate to them and the public generally that as he intends keeping nothing but first - class articles, he hopes "by strict attention to orders, civility, and selling at the lowest Remunerative prices, to ensure an increased amount of patronage. Cash purchaser of hides and sheepskins. Small -goods of every description aiways \ on hand. October 22, 1875. BY ORDER of the EXECUTORS OF THE - LATE MR. E. SHpRT. FOR. SALE, that valuable property m the township of Sandon, Rangitikei, comprising sections 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, and 100 acres native land*, containing m all about 1014 acres. Of this 150 acres are ploughed and laid down m grass, 40 ■ acres m paddocks, 30 acres m bush, tfttara, matai, and white pine. On section 80 is erected a substantial Teiiroomed House, together with shearingshed, sheep-yard, stock-yard, garden, and orchard. The boundaries are fenced and securely enclosed. The Mangaone Stream runs through the property, and furnishes a constant supply of water. The close proximity of this estate to the Railway Station at Feilding greatly enhances its value, and buyers are invited to inspeet'the pi'pperty. Further particulars will be furnished on application to Mr. Wm. Baker, on the property ; or, to JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. "M". O T I C E." Settlers m the Manawatu and surrounding Districts visiting Wellington will find it to their advantage to purchase their SADDLERY and HARNESS^ from , J. E. EVANS, Saddles, Under the Verandah, ' Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON. The Trade and Country Storekeepers supplied. RS. MERRITT'S SCHOOL, The Square, - ■■— Will re-open on MONDAY, the 15th January. :: - MRS. MERITT : Receives- Pupils from 5 to 14 years of ftge. Teems: Pupils up to 10 years. Is per week ; above 10, Is 6d. For -Music, Singing, and Drawingr£l Is per quarter each. 'MrsMEBBiTT gives private lessons m . Music and.Sipging; and, having studied 5 under a Professor of the Royal Acadenjy • of. Music^ London, may be relied upon t-> impart, a thorough knowledge of both."' Mrs M; .teaches all kinds of Needlework, both fancy an 3 plauu- >- -.;,• \ . Terms, hr Boarders, £L 10s. per Month. ■'■'," • ■■.-.' •:" Efi.AN CI S; HA IN E Si a^NEfi AL CARRIER, .;■ a.: Palajerston North* . .^ ■ Travels E^gularly Onceva Weefe^je = . Wanganui. Ordersxlef t at Mr |Lnst6o'js Store^will-;