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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 77, 14 July 1877, Page 4

BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. - for Taie. ' The desiarble Corner 'Half -acre, with TWO-ROOMED 1 HOUSE, situated m Kew Chum's- 'Tpwn, Palmers'tqn North, late'th.6 property of Charles Henry Trim, deceased. For further particulars, apply to i ELIOT WARBURTON, Solicitor. Palmerston North. \ lyr o t i g* ; c. Mr Maysmor having ASSIGNED his ESTATE for the benefit of his creditors to the undersigned, "the business will be temporarily carried on ' under their supervision Mr Grimes will represent them at Feildlng, and, m conjunction with Mr Maysmor, manage the business. s All persons indebted to the Estate are requested to pay their, Accounts a£ once, and Mr Grimes' receipt "will be a sufficient discharge. „ M " Creditors are also requested to furnish their. Accounts to .date^to^the, undersigned, accompanied by customary proof of claim. ' ' J ' C. E. CAPPER, • WILLIAM WHITTEM, , " ' 'Trustees.- " ' May 16th, 1877. ' ' ' i BY- ORDER dp thb jEXEOTJTbRS 6F'THE J LATE MR. E.-SHORT. FOR SALE, that valuable property -m the township of Sandon, Rangitikei, ebmprilsingiseqtrofaAT79,,Bo, _81, 82, 83, and 100 acres native land, containing m ; aU'.about' 1014 acres". Of rthisTHO acres are ploughed and laid down m grasps, 40 , acres' in paddocks, ;30 acres ] iiu bush, totara, matai, and white pine. On i sec->',tion-80 is_,erected}a substantial Tenroomed House, together with sheanngshed,> sheep- I yard,>'stdkjk-yard, garden, and' orchard. . *• The boundaries are and; se- ' cufely enclose!!. TheMangaoneTStream runs through the property, and furnishes a constant supply v of water. I t .The close proximity, of. this to the Railway Station at Feilding grejatly ■ enhances its' value, 1 and buyers are, invited to inspect the-property. - | ■* ' FurtherLparticulars will be furnished | on application to Mr. Wm. Baker,' on <the property; lor, to / »i I i JOSEPH NATHAN. & CO. np,HOiM:AS ,M OFF ATT, BUTCHER, PALMER STO N. i Cash purchaser bf hides a'nd'sheepskins. Small goods of every .description always — on hand. j < October 22,1875. TJ N. ' X E E*L ING, AO^TINTANT'AND, 1 VALUATOR^ iAND,, ESTATE, { AND • „. ' ' GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, The S«habe,. PALMERSTON' NORTH. ' t^ ' m: 1 a' -r : s h, ! *GENERAL -STOREKEEPER, " Tebbace End, P A L M E R S TO N. i Best of Goods sold afrvery low Prices/ > * i^r o t 'i ;/c '' *c. Settlets m therManawatu'and - % surrounding ' District ' visiting .Wellington, .will 7 fuid it to their advantage ,to ' .[purchase , their SADDLERY an j>J ; HARNESS 1 from , , , ■ l J. E/ET'AN S, 'Saddleb, " , Un'der^ the Verandah. Itambton Quay, WITLLINGTON The Trade and Country Storekeeli>ei)s supplied. MRS.nMERRIT;T'S StIBOOJCi, Palmebston 'Nor.lH. Mrs Merrittt begs, to announce, to the parents of her^ pupils that (luring the Winter Quarter her School will be open at her Residence. t, , ' \ Mrs Merritt receives pupils from, 6 to 14 yearns 'of »aget 'Teems,: Pupils up to 10 years, Is per week ; above 10, Is 6d. For Music, Singing,, and .Drawing— *£l ls^per quarMrs Merritt. gives • private lessons w. Music and Singing; amLbaving studied under alPrbfessgr ofjlie Boyal-^ c A < J eilL yi of Music, London, mavibe relied upon t 'to impart a thorough* knowledge yt both. / „ '. j Mrs TMerritt" teacher all kinds pf Needlework, both^f ancy and plain. Terms, for .Boarders, 10s. per" jlonth. Hourj of" Study, 9 to 3; Drawing Class, 3 to 4. r