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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 30, 19 February 1879, Page 3

TENDERS FOR BUSH-WORK WILL be received up to THURSDAY, 27th February, 1879, • atKIWITEA SAWMILL. . For further particulars, apply to Petek Babtholomew, or to Thos. McMahon, Feilding. P.S. — The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. rjnHRASHING MACHINE FOR SALE, a portable four-horse power Thrashing Machine, fitted with Ramforth's Patent Adjustable Screen, with power monnted on travelling wheels. Only worked one season. For full particulars and terms, apply to • STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers, Bulls. ROMNEY MARSH RAMS. SECOND A.N.NUAL SALE OF EAMS; From the Flocks of Messrs. Bbaithwaite & Kebbell. MESSRS. THYNNE, LINTON, & CO. will hold their- second annual sale of Romney Mar "Ch Rams early m February of which further notice wil \ be given. Mr. Braithwaite has taken the First Prizes fo?- Wool at all tho best Shows. He is widely know as a Breeder of Sheep.. THYNNE, LINTON, & CO., Auctioneers, Foxton and Palmerston. The above Sale- of Rams will be held m the Yards of th* undersigned, at FOXTON, on THURSDAY, the^tf! of February, at Two 0-*"c_pck p.m. Terms Cash. THYNNE, LINTON, & CO. IN BANKRUPTCY. m the District Court of Wanganui, hplden at Wanganui. In the matter- of the.Debtors and Creditors Acts, and of WHLr. LIAM MOORE, of Palmerston. North, Laborer, and PHILIP STEVENS, of Palmerston North, Carpenter,, debtors., NOTICE Js hereby given thajt BOBERT NORTH KEELING, of Palmerston North,. Certificated Accountant m Bankruptcy, has been, duly appointed Trustee m the estates of the-above-named bankrupts, and ha*, signified his acceptance of the offisce- m writing. . ~*~7— a ' TfTM[. »; STaI'T-5,;-^" *---"■ . Solicitor for the said bankrupts. "M"EW ZEALAKD TELEGRAPHS. -,?'' Head Office, Wellington, 11th February, 1879. The Telegraph Commissioner is, pre- J pared to receive APPLICATION S: for ! CADETSHIPS m -the New Zealand Telegraph Department. Applications must be made m applicant's own handwriting, stating age, and accompanied by references as to character. &c., addressed to the General Manager, New Zealand Telegraphs, Wellington. By order of the Telegraph Commissioner. C, LEMON, General Manager. - BPCI^G NOTI CE. I hereby call; upon the owner of Section 541, Rangitikei Linei to erect his share of dividing fence b^t^een it and Section 542. If same be noti alone within' fourteen days from this date, I will erect it and charge hi m. with the expense. HENRY MORRIS, Rangitikei Line. Feb, 17, 1879, URRAY, COMMON, & QO. Have now Landing The following assortment of NEW SEEDS, m first-class condition—* Red. Clover, Cowgrass, Alsike White Clover, Timothy, t-ucerne, Yarrow. Trefoil PQ^lfratensii. Rape, Fiprin Grass Sw,ept Vernal Meadow IjEafdi&Bd Sheeps' Fescue. W- -V-so, . Ifermaaent, %^-grass and Cq-ffoo!|(. Captations, on, ayjplipation to, _^IJ^AY, 'co>___,on, 4 qp v Featherston street, W^li^toni. B" r l SSOL*U TI O N a F PART>ERSH^. ' partnership hitherto, existing between HENRY RUTHERFORD and FRANCIS PERRY, as Bntclufrs, Feilding, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding liabilitioa m connection with the late firm will be liquidated by Henby Rutherfoki), to whom all accounts must be paid. (-Smned*. HENRY RUTHERFORD t-ngned* FEANCIS p_sry. Witness — Hugh L. Shebwill. Feilding, Febru,ary 4, 1878. In reference to the above, HENRY RUTHERFORD begs to inform the public that the. business hitherto carried on by the late firm of Rutherford] & Perry will m future be conducted by himself, a-n,^ trusts by attention to business to merit a continuance of. the liberal patronage bestowed oh the late- firm.'*