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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 25, 25 January 1879, Page 3

MANA WA T U COU i\ T V COUNCIL. rpHE Collector forthe County will atJLtend at the following places to collect rates due to the Manawatu County Council: — Halcombe — Mr. Tompkins's store, on 3rd and 4th February next, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feilding— Denbigh Hotel .sth aud 6th Feb.,. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Palmerston N— ClareMon Hotel, 7lh and Bth Ftb., fro_; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sanson — Mr. Tompkius's store,l7th aud 18th Feb., from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. JOHN McCULLOCH, Collector for County. KAIRAKAU STEAM SAW MILL, OROUA BRIDGE. FREEMAN & WILDS, Pbopbietobs. Totara, Rimu, Matai, and Yellow and White Pine Supplied m. any quantity. Timber delivered to order, between Wanganui and Foxton. * LAST WEEK * <_■ TYUEE & "TT U F F. Customers are requested to call for their Photos, at once. The inhabitants of FEILDING are respectfully informed that a GALLERY WILL BE OPENED In Feilding shortly, For the production of First-class PHOTOGRAPHS. T^O LE T o~_t __._,_'. Four-roomed House and one acre of land (corner section) ; good situation ; five minutes' walk from the Square. Terms easy. Apply to S. COLEMAN. ■p OLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE, A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, Doing good business. None but principals treated with. Apply to S. COLEMAN, Agent, Square. A BARGAIN ! Four miles from Palmerston, off Stoney Creek Road. Of* ACRES OF LAND, — J\J 12 m grass. Good Dwelling-house, Garden, and Dairy. . TWELVE ACRES IN GRASS, Eight ready for Burning. Apply immediately. S. COLEMAN, Agent,^ Square. WOODVILLB. npO BE LEASED FOR 21 YEARS, Town Sfction No. 31, Next but one to the Woodville Hotel This Section is one of the BEST BUSINESS SITES m the town, and contains — I four-roomed Cottage with verandah I Carpenter's S --op, 21 x 12 1 -bunding, comprising .Furniture Snop, Laluu J.IOOUI, Uart -lieu, aud Kitchen Good Kitciien Oaruen, large Yard, with Pump and every convenience Also gooc Two-ioomejd Cottage at further end of -fection. The abeve offers a splendid opportunity to anyone wishiug to ''commence ousiuess m the above rapidly-rising lowuship. Apply sharp, personally or by letter, to C. BE VAN, Builder, Woodville. ROMNEY TEARSH RAMS. SECOND" ANNUAL SALE OF RAxMS From the Flocks of Messrs. Bsaith- .-...,..,., u ._.._y^AiTK & Kebbell. \/JESSR-S. THYNNE, j LINTON, -i_UL ■••*.--- -CO.-wilLhoi4_tlieir second annual 'sale of Romney Mjarsh 'Rams early m 'February 'of which further notice-will Be given. '* ' Mr. Braithwaite has tak&n the-First-Prizes-for Wool at.aji the best Shows. He is widely know as a Breeder of Sheep-. . - r THYNNE, LINTON,' & CO., Auctioneers, Foxton and Palmerston. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. PURE BRED RAMS. JOHN M A V & M OR will sell, at hi"" yards, early m February— About 15 pure-bred Lincoln Rams selected from the flock of Mr; J. W. Baker, Warrengate. 25 do. do. do., from, Mr. A. F.. Halcombe 's flock. I IF YOU WISH FOR BARGAINS go and inspect MR!"}* IiJB.VXN'.S IJStfI_.Li.NG. 2ASW +