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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 92, 5 September 1877, Page 3

SATURDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, AUCTION SALE op . DEAPERY & CLOTHING. pEOEGE M. SNELSON \X has received instruotiotis from Mr Hamilton, of Wellington, to -Sell by' ! Public Auction on Saturday, the Bth instant, at the Peoples' Auction Mart— 2 CASES OF DEAPERY, Consisting of — Men's Tweed Suits Boys' Suits • Prints - . . Flannol ' Stockings ■-"Socks&c, &c. Without Reserve. - Sale at 1.80 p.m: I>TEWMAREET SALE YARDS. The next sales at the above yards will take place at 2p.m., on THURSDAY, Sept: 13th: ■ , ' . ' G. M. SNELSON, Auctioneer., N.B. — The Auctioneer would feel obliged by vendors giving him early intimation of stock, poultry, and produce, to be offered. f\ ATS OATS OATS v ' CHAFF CHAFF CHAFF BARLEY BARLEY BARLEY MAIZE- MAIZE MAIZE ' POLLARD POLLARD POLLARD BRAN BRAN BRAN &c., \ &c, &cAlways a good supply on hand, at the back of the Goods Shed, m Main Street. ALFEED H." WYLDS: •- Palmerston North.' T"lO THE ELECTORS OF' THE * MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL:— Gentlemen,- 1^ . . - , At the request of several of my fellow Townsmen and Electors,_l have the honor to offer you my services as -a candidate for your Council, and should you do me the honor to/eturn me, I shall- deem it my <&tf, to use every effort for the furtherance of your bi j st interests, and sUall further consider that your having returned me to the Council a proof that you think me a fit person for that position. If, however, you should afterwards find thai - 1 fail to do you that justice which you have a right to expect from Sue m a •reasonable way, then it* will. bY you* duty to call upon me to resign and my greatest pleasure to do so. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, ' Your obedient Servant, - F. LOUDON. Manawatu, 25th August, 1877. ■JY O T I C- 'E. We have this day appointed Messrs. W. J. & F. Loudon AGENTS for us af Foxton, for the sale of Doors ' ~ Sashes Mouldings Architraves &c, &c. Which will be found to be of the best quality, being manufactured from sound and thoroughly seasoned timber, and are obtainable^ at the lowest possible prices. STOREY & VENN. TO LET for a term "of years, about half a mile from the townsliip of Sanson, SECTIONS No". 45and46,;well' watered, fenced, and subdivided, partly cropped and laid down m English grasses. , Particulars on application to - ' '-■"■ J. H. SPEEDY. FOR SALE, Stock-in-Trade and good will of _an old-established' STOßE together with lease of premises which are held at a' very low rental. Terms easy. Particulars may be obtained an application to the undersigned. Principals only treated with. F. W. RUCK. Commission Agent. Foxton, Aug. 7, 1877. MR MEEEITT'S NIGHT SCHOOL will open on SEPTEMBER 3rd. Hours from 7to 9. " Boys, 2s per week. " .Men, 4s „ I Mechanical Drawing, &c\, by arrangement. ME. MEEEITT begs to announce that on'SEPTEMBEE Ist he will open a BOARDING and DAY SCEOOL for the instruction of Young Gentlemen; the Ladies" School .being conducted by' Mrs Merritt as usual. , Mr Merritt haying- been accustomed to tuition for many years m England, and having prepared- many pupils for the Woolwich and Addiscombe examinations, can refer those who wish their children to be carefully "taugl it, to the testimonials of his employers m l£ng-.. land, m his possession. , _ „ - . "* Drawing — Geometrical and Freehand, Mechanical and Prospective.^ ' " Oils'aud Waiter-colours. > v .^Lafcini French; &c, Drilliugand Gymnastics.' N.B. — The boys' and girls' schools are^epavate. - '