Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 31, 3 February 1877, Page 4

p U B L I C N OTIC E. J, G. ANSTEE Begslto iriform theinhabitants iof Pal-!, merston arid the"! surrburiding district that he has commenced business m the Sqhareasj .A A . Tobacconist,. Statiojteb, Seedsman, • and. Dealee m Fancy Gobies, . Under the special care arid management ol Mrs; Anstee/ and trusts that/ by _ moderate charges and civility, combined with' a first-class article, to merit a share of pubHc patronage and support. SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! Just imported from Melbourne, a choice A... .,-.... .collection; of "VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS, Consisting of Peas Carrots Cucumbers Beans, Parsnips Pumpkins Cabbage Radish Mellons 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 theimportance of selling a good article, and" the delay and bitter disappointment occasioned by sowing old seed. m HOM AS M r O FFA TT, BUTCHER; PALMERSTON, ■ ... '- : a ■•. . . / Begs to thank: Ms numerous customers for! pas^fa^ors/ and to intimate to them and the public generally that as he. intends^keeping^nothing-- but first - class - /; articles, he hopes by striet:.attention to orders, civility, and selling at the lowest remunerative prices, to ensure an increased ariiourit of patronag;e ; .r v Cash purchaser of hides and sheepskins. Small goods of every description always , : ... on hand. October 22^18^5.^ B'^^FdßJ^^OF^S^XECUj^^ ... r of .the ..;.. .... „ r Late 'mr. j e. short;/ eo'r .si&E, in.iietp^siiip. of^T^.Band'on^ .Rahgitikei, con^risingjsectiphs 79, J 80, 81, 82, 83j apd-lbO acres.jhatiye land," containing, id au about 'lol4 acres.. Of > this 160. acres are ploughed , and laid down: m grass, 4D~ acres m paddocks, ,3Q acres m bush, totara, matai, and -white i pine. Oh sec- ' tion ;8Q is erected y& substahtial Tenr 92?3§^ House^together witil shearingshed, sheep-yard, 1 stock-yard, garden, and orchard, v The boundaries are fenped and securely enclosed. The Mangaone Stream runs through the property, arid furnishes . aCcoristarit supply of .water: The close proximity of j.this estate: to the Railway Station at Feilding greatly enhances its .value,: arid; buyers are invited to inspect the property. Further particular will jb.e furnished on appfication to Mr. Wm. Baker, ori the property'; or,- to :. r JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. IV[ .o t, .'•; i c c. Settlers m the Mahawata and surrounding , . Districts visiting--. 'Weßing%on Avvill find-it to their advantage to purchase their SADDLERY and HARNESSfroihA , - "A/ J. E;; EtANS, • .. Saddlee; Under the Verandah, Lambfori Quay, WELLINGTON. The Trade arid Country Storekeepers supplied. MRSr ME-RRITT' S SCHO OBr The Square, ■». P ALMEBST OM; "NOBTH . MRS. MERITT Receives Piipils from 5 to 14lyears; of age. Teems f Pupils up to 10 years, Is per week ; above 10, Is 6dr For Music, Sirigitig, arid Dratvirig—£l Is per quarter eachi Mrs Meeeitt [gives private ilessbris > m Music and Singing; and> having 'stiidied under a Frofessorbf the' Royal Academy of Music, London, may be, relied upon to impart a thorough knowledge of both. Mrs M. teaches aU lands of Needlework, both fancy arid plain. Terms, for "Boarders^ £1 10s. per Month. \ . T]l R A NCI S HA IN ES, J? GENERAD CATRRiER, „ Palmerston Nbrtii; T^ayels Regularly Qnce a Week to " Wanganui.. r , Ordersjleft at Mr Aristee's Store will receive prompt attention.