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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 81, 28 July 1877, Page 1

TUpANAWATU HOT.EL, 1 FOXTON, SAMUEL TANSLEY, > (Late of the Wellington Club), PfiOPEIETOE. Every attention and comfort for Visitors and Travellers!*) the West Coast. THE CELLAR Is capacious, and is well stocked with Wines, Spirits, and Ales of favourite brands and superior quality. A good Table is kept and the sleeping apartments are lofty and well ventilated. GOOD STABLING, And Secure Paddocks. ' 29th August, 1876. riBAO"AET UNION. 200jS&ARES AT £1 PER SHARE. PHOTOGRAPHS, of the above can be seen at — * * , Mr Thjvjme'* Office, Foxtdh. Mr 'WhWj.Hotel, .Foxton. J Mr Oakley's, Junction, Sandon. Mr Evan's; Rangitikei. Mr Donnecker's, Club, Masterton. Mr Roe's, Denbigh, Feilding. Mr Gilbert's, Royal, Palmerston. j Mr Owen's, Clarendon, Palmerston. Mr Keeling, Palmerston. ' The following valuable property, situated at the Terrace End, Township of Palmerston, North, will be disposed of onthe Art Union principle : — A CORNER SECTION of Freehold* Land, 66*by-60 feet, with a Brick-built VILLA' Be,cpn{| to none m Palmerston for command ofj beautiful scenery. The House contains^ Rooms — 2 bedrooms, and'^parlor. "The walls vtr& 18 * inches thick from footing to base, and 14 inches from base to parapet. The Drawing will come off at Mr Snelson's Auction Mart on an early date, of which due notice will be given. The drawer of the highest number to take the land and villa on payment of the sum of Ten pounds (£10) to the drawer.of the lowest number. A fur-ther-sum of Ten pounds (£10) will be -distributed by the present proprietor amongst the- drawers of the next 15 numbers after the first, m the following' proportions : — £l each to the five lowest after the first, and 10s each to the next ten lowest after the sixth. A Quarter Acre , or more land for "sale at the back of the house if ret quired. All monies must^ be forwarded to Mr G. M. Snelson, Palmerston, on or before the 18th July. ' JOHN HANLON f> Builder, Palmerston North. TIT. W. P O I N T 0 N, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, FOXTON,' " Having opened^ Dispensary m Foxton, solicits the patronage of the inhabitants and country settlers, and trusts by attention arid^ civility, to merit the same. ' PRESCRIPTIONS , Carefully made up with the best Drugs to be procured. , f Patent Medicines of every description. ' • SUNDRIES. Piesse and Lubins scents, Rimmels, !&c,^Enemas,- Syringes,. Hair brushes, (Combs, Violet power, Allcock's plasters, Cosmetiques, Turkey and bath sponges, JudsomDyes. , Any article not- in' stock will <be imtmediately procured. „* "VT r O T I C E. _L i » • •— — , rThe undersigned is m possession of a valuable secret enabling him to improve upon all .shallow , or ,deep-die BRICKMAKING;, MACHINES. He has succeeded m .effecting a vast improvement m one of Macefield and Co.'s from $h<B .Albert Foundry, Auckland, and >is prepared to receive communications from- Brjckmakers owning defective machines with a view to ,the improve* ment of their machinery. CHARLES JTRICKLEBANK, Bbickmakee, Palmerston North. T^V W\ R~U C X ■ Commission Aobnt, &c, '^FOXTON. Also, Foxton correspondent and Collector for the " Man&watu Times."