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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 64, 30 May 1877, Page 3

■\TTANTED,— A Young MAN to V V Milk and make himself generally u-oful on a Farm. Wages, 15s per week and found. Apply at office of this paper. ■ TO LET,— A Four-E,oomed DWELLING HOUSE, close to- Messrs Eichter. Naunestad.-nnd.Co's. Saw Mill. Apply at Mr J. W. LIDDELL'S Store, Palmerston North. jf}-| REWARD.— Lost.fromPalmer<>iX ston, a Chestnut Mare, white star on forehead, three white feet. The above reward will bf> pnid for such information as will lead to her recovery. ROBEET MACKIE, Butcher. Palmerston, 10th May. 1877. - Is>-| EEWAED.— Lost from Palmer<3vX ston, a Bay Mare, branded NG on near shoulder, shod ; short, scrubby tail. When last seen had a bit of rope round her neck. Any person giving such information as will lead to the recovery of the same, will receive the above re,ward. HENE.Y COLLIS, Palmerston. mENDEES are invited for fhe ErecX tion of a 6-Roomecl COTTAGE (labour, only) up -to SATURDAY, 2nd June. Plan and specifications may be seen at Messrs Walton and King's Store, I Palmerston North. The lowest or any' tender not necessarily accepted. TMPOUNDED m Sandon Pound, X off the land of Mr Willsori— lDark Brown Mare, white streak ' down face, no visible brand. • If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold at 12"Noon'on MAY 31st, m accordance, with the- terms of the Impounding Act. . J. R. OAKLEY, - Poundkeeper. "VT O T I C E. The person who feniov.ed the sack from the corner j)f Mr Young's paddock, • on Friday last, containing a Single and Double BLOCK, with rope pearly new attached, had better return it at once, otherwise legal proceedings" will be, taken to recover the same. JOHN BRANDON. •~VT O~ T ICE. Mr Maysmor having ASSIGNED his ESTATE for the' benefit of his to the undersigned, the business will be temporarily carried on under their supervision. Mr jGrimes will represent them at Feilding, and, m conjunction with Mr Maysmor, manage the business. All persons indebted to the Estate are requested to pay their Accounts at once, and Mr Grimes' receipt'will be*a sufficient discharge. Creditors are also requested to furnish their Accounts to date to the undersigned, accompanied by customary proof of claim. C. E. CAPPER, WILLIAM WHITTEM, Trustees^ May 16th, 1877. T7IOXTON LOCAL BOARD. « Notice is hereby given, that'the Foxton Local Board intend striking a Rate of One Shilling m the Pound for the year commencing on the Ist April, 1877, and ending on the ' 31st March, 1878 ; and it will be payable at the BoardV Offices on the Ist and 2nd- JUNE Next. The Rate Book can be inspected at the Board's Offices every day during office hours. (Signed) I .JOHN W. LIDDELL, Chairman. - Bth May, 1877. ' ' SATURDAY, 2nd JUNE, 1877. DRAPERY, OILMEN'S STORES. FRUIT TREES, PLANTS, - ' SHRUBS, &c, &c. f^i EORGE Ml SNELSON will sell \JT by Public Auction at the People's Auction Mart, on Saturday, 2nd JUNE, at 2 p.m., the undermentioned goods : — 20 cloz fruit trees assorted . A large assortment of plants and shrubs ■ Ten tons flour t Twenty bags maize Five tons potatoes ( - ' "' Drapery, oilmen's scores, &c* Alsq^ Two- or three good horses One wharf dray One set harness Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, 21st JUNE. MR. ERNEST S. THYNNE •has been instructed by Mr Charles Parker, to sell by Public Auction, on the above date, at 12 o'clock, NOON, at his 'FARM, Motoa, 8 Splendid dairy cows 21 Heifers and steers. " 4 Young draught horses by Jock. 2 Young draught horses' by Taunton 2 Young saddle horses, broken m - 1 Stack of hay and other items Lunch at 12 o'clock, Noon. Terms at' Sale>