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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 101, 28 September 1878, Page 3

T)RI2JCESS FAMILY HOTEL, Main stbeet East, PALMERSTON NORTH. This Hotel is situated m the most SALUBRIOUS PABT OP THE TOTVN, and specially adapted for commercial travellers, families, and visitors. The accommodation is admitted to be EQUAL TO ANT FIBST-CLAS9 HOTEL. It comprises — commercial room, public and private sitting and dining rooms, parlors, and the bedrooms are notable for their cleanliness and thorough ventilation. THE INTEBNAL MANAGEMENT is under the control of a Housekeoper of Home and Colonial experience. THE CELLAB being looked after by the Proprietor, is sufficient guarantee that everything will be fully up to the mark.. LARGE STABLE ACCOMMODATION is provided, there being seven loose boies, constructed on the latest principle i also five stalls. In connection with the HoUl there are L.ASGE AND EXTSNBITE PAOPOCKS, . all cleared and well laid down ia grass, which can be strongly recomrneadt^d to travellers and stock-drivers. A FEW BSLSCT »OAaiMEBS could be accommodated, at moderate charges. W. DEARDS, Pbopbieto*. THE NEWMARKET SALE YARDS are behind the Hotel, at which Mr G. M. Snelson holds Monthly Sales of Stock. TERRACE END 7Ei BATED WATIR MANUyACICHBY, PaLMEBSTOH NoiTI. [Established 1874] W. DEARDS (Proprietor) Begs to return his numerous eastomtrt m Bulls, Feilding, Haleombe, Sandon, Foxton, and other towns m the Manawatu and Rangitikei, thanks for the liberal patronage accorded to him m the past, and asks for a continuance of favors. As the season is now approaching he is making special arrangements to execute large orders on the shortest notice, which being received either by wire or letter, will be promptly Attended to, and forwarded by return train. The Trade only supplied. Ty H. BIMOSD BOOT AND SHOE MAKER Begs to announce to the inhabihabitants of Palmerston and surrounding district that he has on hand a choice and well-selected Stock of English and Colonial BOOTS & SHOES. N.B. — Ladiss' and Gbntlimjjn's BooTt of the latest faskion made to order. JVot* tk* JLdiretit I— W. R. DBCOND, The Square, Palmerston JNorth. BOROUGH OF PALMESSTOK NORTH. NOTICE TO CONTBACTOBS. TENDERS *re required for falling and clearing a portion of the road, being the boundary ef tke So«.*gh, and a road joining that and Mainstreet at sections 420 »nd 251. Tenders to be sent m not later tlian noon of Wednesday, October sud, addressed to the Town Clerk. Specifications of all the above works can be seen at the Borough Office d«ring office hours. R. W. KEELING, Town Clerk. NOTICE. nnilE FNDXB SIGNED, having reJL. linquishcd business m Palmerston, notifies to those indebted to him. that their accounts should be SETTLED on. or before the 30th September ; after that date legal proceedings will be taken to recover. JOHN W. LIDDELL. Foxton, 16tli September, 1878. XMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded on the land of P. Maxwell, Awapuni — One Grey Horse, aged ; branded like M.C.C. on near rump. Damages 10s. If not released, it will be sold at tli-° Public Pound, Palmei'ylon North, on the 7th day of. Ooiok-r, JB7H. JOliti GILLKSI'IE. Pound Ireppor. fj>€) REWARD.— Lost from Messrs '-&*>& Brogden & Son 'is Paddock, Te Mat ai, en t-ly m Juno, a stout c-hesinut GELDING, while star on forchi-ad, «nd branded oq on hip. Tiio above reward j will bo paid to a ny-ne delivering the horse to ConstxUle Gillespie, Palmerston. THO.MAS W^ STACE. :