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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 86, 7 August 1878, Page 3

POSITIVELY fob TWO -JN IGHTS ONLY. SMITH'S New Gtrand Panohama OP TUB •^FRANCO -PRUSSIAN WAE-f h" ' ' WILL BE OPEN FOB THIS & TO-MORROW EVENING, August 7th and Bth. . This Panorama has never been exhibited m palmers ton before. ;■ First time m New Zealand ! An Exhibition proihounced by the public, wherever shown, to be the very perfection of art. Forty?nine . new magnificent; VIEWS of the gigantic struggle between the French and German Empires. r Two Ml. 3ands. The String Band wili play during the performance^ and ; the Brass Band will parade the town. For admission see Posters. BushfaUers to fall 30 '"■ VV •; acres bush.— Apply sharp. — W. AKERS, Riverdale Farm, Jackeytown. tX7"ANTED General Servant.— Ap- : W : ply to MRS. W. AKERS, Riverdale Farinj Jackeytown. WANTED, a Bricklayer, to take down and, rebuild a double chimney, according to specification.— Apply to Db. ' RocKSTEOw, Foxton. -a Strong BOY or ..VY^ jMAN,. able, to, MILK and make; fhimselfi generally * useful on a farm near Foxton. — Apply to John S. SdMESs, Foxton, or office of this paper. TENDERS for the Vj . supply of One Thousand Totara FENCING POSTS, and Ten Thousand Totara SHINGLES. — For particularsi apply to . , ; ;;thynne; linton, & co., Palmerston. T>OISON NO T ICE. I herebvjgiye notice that Poison will "be laid onmv properties at Karere and Rangitikei Line, on and after the 7th August, 1878. • v .ijlv PIGS found trespassing upon either of tho above properties will be destroyed, c^ THOMAS KNIGHT. Line, Ist August, 1878. sp ; .O '_■= B U S H M E N. "WANTED Men to Fell 50 acres of light Tawa BUSH close to Manawatu River; price, £2 ss. per acre. Particulars may be obtained by applying to Mr. Fbbgttson, Storekeeper; ■Messrs Wax tok & KiNa, Storekeepers ; or on the ground from c VL ,! pROWN & McKENZIE. W^TIJDE TO CONTRACTORS. , Tenders are invited for Scrimming and Papering (labor only) the premises known as Fisheb's. Tenders to be sent m, addressed to the undersigned, on or before WEDNESDAY, August 7th, at noon. ;;._ The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Particulars,or any information as to the work required to be done, may be obtained on application. ROBT. N. KEELING. Palmerston N., July 30th, 1878. m : TO BUILDERS. Tenders for the erection of an AUCTION MART for G. M. Snelson, Esq., will be received by that gentleman up to noon on Saturday, the !24th August next. - Plans and specifications can be seen on and after Monday, August 12th, at Mr Shelson's office, the Square, Palmerston North. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. {■■ >Ei>WARD HI. WR^HT, C.E., Architect. Feilding, August sth, 1878. TpQR SALE IN FOXTON. "RAKE-HOUSE, SHOP, & FREEHOLD, doing a first-class trade. — For full particulars, apply to : .. „ . F. LOUDON. Also, either for Sale or to Let, a BLACKSMITH'S SHOP & DWEL-LING-HOUSE ; same application. pNC IN G NOTICE. .1 hereby call upon tho owner of Section No, 19, Stoney Creek, to erect his share of dividing fence between said sectjonvand sectipn No. 20 within fourteen days from this date ; failing which, I will erect the same, and charge him with the cost thereof. " ■■•: HENRY JOHNS. Stoney Creek,. 30th July, 1878. I THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby :s.v^give notice that I intend to apply, at tlieCTka^'of the Palmerston North Borough Council to be held on the 4th day of September, 1878, for a License to StitrGHTEa on Town Section, No. 945, situated m East Street. ■:■■ . ROBERT MACKIE. ;?almerston, 2nd August, 187 S. ; :r]tf;- ; .'-:.O T 1 0 E. I hereby give notice that I intend to apply, at the next sitting of the Man awatu County Council, for a License to Slaughter on Section number 430, situated on the Rangitikei Line. T. MOFFATT. Palmerston, 6th August, 1878. T> RI C X NOT IC E. The SALE of BRICKS from the Brickyard of tho undersigned will be discontinued (for ono month only) from the present date ; with the exception of orders to be supplied by Bail. • CHARLKS TKICKLEBANK. : Tpalinerstojr, 24th July. 1878. ■■>..■• IT seem* rather awkward to drive the thick end of a wed*e forward, The way to make crooked things straight Tis for Bvicklayer*s to stop up' the joints of their brinks with mortar, and not to interfere with Brickmakers or the sale o£;Vbryiks. Everything will tell for it"self M^iime. QHARLES TUIOKLEBAIf K: