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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 92, 5 September 1877, Page 2

Q T E A M "^ZsEzJj~L COMMUNICATION , BETWEEN FOXTON & WELLINGTON. S.S. "JANE DOUGLASS." | THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.'S Screw Steamer, " Jane Douglass," having boen placed m the Manawatu trade, will. make regular trips between Foxton and Wellington. Good Passenger* Accommodation. I. PLIMMER, . Manager, Wellington. For freight or passage apply to J. W. LIDDELL, Agent, Foxton. CELLING OFF! SELLING OFFI ' RETIRING FROM BUSINESS ! J. J- BEATTY, Foxton, being about to retire from business, will offer for a limited period the whole of his wellselected STOCK at a RUINOUS REDUCTION. ' To effect a clearance no resonablo offer will be refused. Gent's Trousers . . . from 6s 6d per pair Coats „ 10s 6d each Shirts £ 2s 6d do. Sox „ 6d per pair Ladies' Felt Hats „ 5s 6d each Ladies' Straw d 0... „ ' lOd do. Do. fancy dress- materials 6s Od per yd. Do. Queensland Shawls 9s Od each. Clocks ... "... from 6s Od do. Watches „ 25s Od do. Saddles „£3 osod do. Remember— No reasonable offer refused. Note^the address — . J. J. BEATTY, County Emporium, Foxton. t N.B: — Lease a.nd good will for sale. TTOLLOA! HOLLOA ! HOLLOA ! HERE'S JOHN MORRIS AGAIN ! JOHN MORRIS begs to intimate .that he has again started m his old line of BOOTMAKING; m Mrs Symnns' house, near the Goods Shed. Palmerston, where he hopes his old patrons will favor him with a visit. The best articles sold at the most reasonable prices. - & WANTED, a Good Steady COOK ; also, a Good Steady BOOTS. Appl^ at the Denbigh Hotel, Feilding. WANTED— A MAN ; also a LAD, for Deard's grated Water Manufactory. Apply immediately at the Factory.' W "ANTED TENDERS for the Erection of a CORN STORE m Palmerston. Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Royal Hotel. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. AT a meeting held at the Motoa School-house, .on Wednesday evening, the 29th inst., the following "gentlemen were appointed a Local Committee for the Motoa School : — Messrs. John Carter (Chairman), William Richard Howe, John Smith, James Saunders; and Richard Giles Knight. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held JljL m the Foresters' Hall, on MON=DAY, Sept. 10th, at 7 p.m., for the purpose of inaugurating a PALMERSTON TEMPERANCE CLUB. THOMAS RAYMOND, ALFRED GRAMMAR. . Palmerston North, Sept. Ist, 1877: ~|*T O T I C E. The Undersigned, as LAND and GENERAL AGENTS, m Wellington for the Manawatu District, wiU'execute with punctuality; despatch any business entrustecTto their care. CHAS. POWNALL & CO. ! " Office — Grey-street, Wellington.