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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 59, 12 May 1877, Page 3

koff's circular, and declares that the Czar by his, action .violates the treaties of 1856 and 1861, separates from concerted action with the Great Powers, and- departs from the rule to which he himself consented ; and that since Russia assumes to act m the interest of other Powers, England declares that she cannot concur m or approve of the decision of RussiaRussia declines to make any reply to the despatch, of Lord Derby. . .;■•■.• • Tuesday. The. wool sales opened to-day. About seven thousand bales offered. Port Phillip preponderating. Attendance Targe. Biddings commenced with great spirit, but prices compared with last series show a decline of 10 per cent. Wednesday. The Turks, have commenced bombarding Kalafat. The Roumanian batteries , are replying. - It is reported that Germany has increased the .number o£ her troops m Alsaac and' Lorraine. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of Edwin Brightwell, ■ of Wellington, Storekeeper. IVfOTICE is hereby given that by JLI deed dated the twelfth day of April, 1877, and filed m the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Wellington, on Thursday, the 19th day of April, 1877, the above-named Edwin Brightwell assigned .all Iris property, real and personal, unto Charles Effingham Capper and Constantine Edward Zohrab, upon trust for the distribution thereof among all his /creditors. And notice is further given that a meeting of the creditors of the said Edwin Brightwell will be holden at the Supreme Court Office, Wellington, on Monday, the fourteenth day of May. 1877, for the purpose of assenting to the said deed:. IZARD & BELL, Solicitors to the said Trustees. WANTED,— A Good General Servant. None other need apply. MRS. LEARY, Palmer ston North. ART UNION. TO be held at an early date, for a Selection of WATER COLOR PAINTINGS OF NEW ZEALAND SCENERY. Tickets,— los. Each. 60 Msmbess. SIX PRIZES. Pictures now on view at the premises lately occ-up'ijjd.by Mr W. Foster, Main Street, Foxtpn. The following is the List of Prizes : Ist. Mount Cook 2nd. Moutoa Swamp 3rd. Buller River 4th. Otira Gorge sth. Rotoiti Lake 6th. Milford Sound R. G. PALMER. May 12th. SATURDAY, 12th MAY. PRIME POTATOES, GRASS SEED, HAY, &0., &o. ASSORTED PLANTS AND SHRUBS IN POTS. [ DRAPERY, MERCHANDIZE, I &c, &c, &c. f\EORGE M. SNELSON has been \JT favoured with instructions to sell by Public Auction at tho People's Auction Mart,' on SATURDAY. 12th MAY, the undermentioned produce, &c, &c, Ten tons prime potatoes .Quarter ton do onions Gue do flour Twenty-five sacks cocksfoot grass seed, superior sample Ten tons hay Five kegs butter Six dozen assorted plants and [ , shrubs m pots A quantity of vegetable and flower . seeds, and flower pots Drapery and sundry merchandize. Sale to Commence at 2 p.m. Terms at Sale. Note.— The Auctioneer would take this opportunity of soliciting the patronage of his friends to the above opening [ sale of the new auction year. TMPOUNDING NOTICE. JL . - ■ ■ Impounded on the land of Randolph and Walker, at Karere, damages, 10s — 1 Light Bay Pony Marej no visible brand. If not released, and expenses paid, will be Sold at Noon on TUESDAY, thd 22nd day of May, 1877, m accordance with the provisions of the Impounding AcV* JAMES; DONNELLY, , ' Poundkeeper. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. I Impounded m the Public Pound Pal- ' melton North, fr0.63 Ngawhakatrau, by Wi Mahuri, damages 10s— ' 1 Bay Mareu.ifio visible brand,- star, Vi wliite hair m tail, shod. If not released, and expenses paid, wilt be "sold Noon on' SATURDAY, the 2nd day of ,tfune, 1877, m accordance with the provisions' of the Impounding Act.' ' ■>••■■ i-- JAMSj^ DONNELLY, ; .u s ■■- .- :■; : '-'S -•' ! -3- - ; • Poundkeeper/ Palmerston North/ 11th May 1877.