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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 102, 2 October 1878, Page 3

Q.UNUINE- ANNOUNCEMENT! TO THE INHABITANTS OF FETsDPr-v -RTJLLS, AND SURROUYBING DISTI; LOTS. 39 CASES A.ISTD BALES OF GENERAL DRAPERY JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM GLASGOW OF MY OWN DiBBQ» IMPORTING, Thus saving all intermediate profits, of which my Customers a*d those wbxF may favor me whh their patronage will get the full benefit. The growing requirements of Feilding and .Bull* have, induced n« to iasport for this season a much labgeb stock and gbeat'eb- varikty m Gftaccal DRAPERY and CLOT HING than I have hither .o done. I can confidently solicit the inspection of Jiie public, an.d'.'feelassurei that their opinion will be that the S.ock, for variety, ex! en., and cheapness surpasses anything Ihey expected ta see m this district, and will even ••aipare with the largest ceaues of population. A ; ; The Stock embraces really useful and serviceable goods, specially *•• " lected for their adap!a!ion to the requinnents of tie dis. ricK The Stock. also consists of Ihe Newest Styles and Latest Novel<H*t m NEW DRESSES, m Coloured GlacS Alpacas, Mohairs, Melange TwiUs^ Plain Satins, Fancy Silk Stripes, Plaia and Fancy Maris, Comas, Strinact Twills, Plain and Figured Biack Alpacas.. A- ' .'■' NEW GRENADINES, NEW COSTUMES, PRINTS IN GREAT TARIITY:. LARGE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FURNE3HING— Long Curtains, Short Curtains, Towels, Toilet Covers.Toilet Quilts,'. Antimacassars, Sheetings, Calicoes, Ticks, Brown Hollands. Hosiery, Ribbons, Children's Pinafores m great variety, Plain and Faaayr Dress Buttons, new Edgings, new Embroidery, new Lace Scnrve^ Collar*; and Cuffs, Children's Pelisses and Frocks, Parachui es, Corsets* Ladies' Uade»Clothing ; a very large stock m Ladies', Children.'s,.and Maids' Straw Hats. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT— In Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing the variety and value is specially good, all made to my own order. I have also made special arrangemen ts with s_«. large manufacturing House m Melbourne for a. regular supply of Colon ia*. Clothing to be made from Colonial Tweeds. The character of /these GoodtA are well known for fit and durability. I will be able to supply these Good** at loweb pbices than the public have been m tlie habit of paying: for them... Immense variety of SHIRTS m white Oxford and Crimean. THE GROCERY AND IRONMONGERY DEPARTMENTS Are fully stocked with the class of" Goods for which this House has becOßMv famed. Specially good value TEAS. D. R. LETTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORBS; FEILDING & BULLS.

MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOAHD. Time, Sfc, appointed for Manawatu and Otaki Highway Board Election. (Signed) NORMANBY, Governor.. IN pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities, vested m me By Ac* ct T the late Province of Wellington, intituled " The Highways Act, 1874/' and; by "The Abolition of Provinces Act, 1875," I, George Augustus ponstantine^. Marquis of Normanby, the Governor of the Colony 'of New Zealand/ do hereby l - appoint that, for each of the Wards mentioned m the first . column of tk*ASchedule hereto, the voters quaHfied to vote for the election of ' a "Warden in\u. such Ward shall meet at the time and place set- opposite.; the. name' of suchward m the second and third- columns of the said- schedule respectively, for * the purpose of electing a Warden for such Ward*.;: and I do hereby appoint the person whose name is stated m the fourth column, of the said ScheduleA to be the Presiding Officer at the meetings to be held at the respective tiriae* and places mentioned m the second and third columns of the said Sehedaie, _. opposite the names of the said - person.. " A SCHEDULE. First Column. Second Column. Third Column. F«*rth Ooiam». ;'_, Manawatu Highway Distbict. > Ward No. 1 Monday, 30th September, Oakley's Hotel, Mr Janses i laitaae -'_ 1878, at ten a.m.. Sandon ' WardlNo. 2 Monday, 30th September; Schoolhouse, Car Mr James liaton. - 1878, at one p.m. narvon Ward No. 3 Thursday, 3rd October, The Courthouse, Mr James Linton.,.. 1878, at two p.m. Foxton Ward No. 4 Tuesday, Ist . October, The Residence of Mr James Lintoh. 1878, at ten a.m. David McE wen, . . A Karere; Ward No. 5 and Tuesday, Ist Oetob»r, The Manawatu Mr James Lmteii. _ 6 1878, at 2 p.m. Highway office ■.-*■■' Palmerston N. Ward ISO*. 1 Wednesday, 2nd October* R o c's Hotel, Mr James Linton^ . 1878, at eleven a.m. Feilding Otaki Highway Distbict. Wards Nos. 1, Friday, 4th October,.lß7BJ The Cbiwthouse Jk Mr Jama* jkhhbn. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, at eleven a.m.. . Otaki ; i and 7 . _j_ •"'■" -.•■"' -v.-; ':" y\ . ■ "...-. • As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, this 24si : :i/s^" September, one thousand eight hundred and seveaty-eigk*. (Signed* G.a^RTmG9& i .

H OTELI sS H OTBL OB TO BE LET. The present Tenant of the PALMERSTON HOTEL, being about to give up hotel business, would be willing to. negotiate for the Sale of the Lease or Freehold of the Hotel. It is well situated on the main road, and is capable of doing & largely-extended trade. For terms apply to G. P. ROE, on the premises. "p OR SALE IN POI TON. BAKE-HOUSE, SHOP, A FREEHOLD, doing a first-class trade.— For full particulars, apply to P. LOUDON. Also, either for Sale or to Let, a BLACKSMITH'S SHOP k DWEL-LING-HOUSE ; same application. •XT O T I G E. In conseqnence of having had seventyfwo of my Sheep destroyed during, the iast month by dogs, I hereby give notice that POISON is laid on my land from this date. WILLIAM OSBORNE. Angust 24th, 1878. OO REWARD.— Lost from Messrs dW^ Brogdeii k Son's Paddock, Te ; Ma.ai, early m June, a stout chestnut GELDING, white star on forehead^and branded a_ on hip. The above reward will bo psid to anyone delivering the horse to Constable Gillespie, Palmerston. • . THOMAS W. STACE.