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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 40, 7 March 1877, Page 3

TE N D E R S . TENDERS will be received at the I Manawatu Highways Office, Palmer- | ston, for the undermentioned contracts ! for road work. ' | Cutting and filling on Wilson's line, Sandon. Metalling a portion on Lees' line, Sandon. Metalling a portion on Cemetery line, ! Sandon. | Formation on Millncr's line, Carnarj von. ! Specifications for the above may be I seen at Mr. Tomplcins' Store, Sanson. Flax clearing, about 106 chains, No. 4 line, Foxtou. Specifications may be seen at Whyte's Hotel, Foxton. Cutting and filling on Anderson's line, Pahnerston. Forming 20 chains, Karere road. Cutting and filling, Jackcytown road. Specifications may be seen at Mr. Keeling's Office, Palmerston North. I They must be marked " Tender," and addressed to the Chairman of the Mauawatu Highways Board, Palmerston. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be sent m not later than 10 a.m. on Thursday, the loth March, 1877. JAMES LINTON, Inspector of Works. SATURDAY, 10th MARCH. GREAT CLOTHING SALE. /~1 EORGE M. SNELSON has been vX favoured with instructions from Mr. E. Wilson, of Wellington, to sell by public auction at the Peojjles' Auction Mart, on Saturday, 10th March, at 1.30 o'clock, the following goods just imported :— Crimean shirts Twilled regatta ditto Flannel under ditto Brazilian mole trousers Tweed ditto Tweed trousers and vests Scotch tweed suits Mackintosh overcoats Boys' and youths' suits. And a variety of other goods too numei rous to particularise. Also, 6 Milch Cows and A Few Good Hacks, Adjourned from last Saturday. Half-ton Hay. Auctioneer's Note. — The Auctioneer would especially call the attention of the inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding districts to the above important sale of Clothing, and when he assures them that the above stock is perfectly new and must be sold at any sacrifice, he feels certain they will not lose such an exceptional opportunity. POSTPONED SALE OF FREEHOLD SECTION AND BRICK HOUSE, &c, &c. pi EORGE M. SNELSON has re\JT ceived instructions from Mr. J. Han lost to offer for sale by public auction, at the People's Auction Mart, on an early date — One Town Section, being j>art of No. 183, and containing j-acre, more or less, together with j newly - finished Brick House consisting of three rooms. The Section has a frontage to both Broad Street and Terrace Street of 66 feet. One or two other properties will be offered at the same time and place. Terms at Sale. THE MANAWATU PERMANENT EQUITABLE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. N OTIC E. The Third issue of 150 Investment Shares m this Society takes place this month, upon which no back payments are required. Value of Share, £'50 ; os per Month deposit. These deposits bear interest at 7 per cent., and Shareholders are entitled likewise to a division of profits at the end of the third and every successive year. Preference is given to Investment Shareholders m applying for Loans from this Society. CHAS. "J. POWNALL, Manager. Offices : The Square, Palmerston North. LOST.— A Black Tin BOX, with oval lid, lashed with new rope, and containing Books, and addressed to " Rev. Pelcr Wright Jones, care of Rev. Johu Standrin, Foxton, Manawatu, Wellington. New Zealand." The words " Per ship Ocean Mail" pasted at tl;e end. Was put on board the s.s. Tui at Wellington, for Foxtou, on 10th instant. Information concerning it will be thankfully received at th'e Office of this paper, or by Rev. J. Standrin, Foxton. TWO -ROOMED COTTAGE to LET.— Apply to W. M, SUMMERHAYS.