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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 35, 15 March 1879, Page 3

POTATOES. POTATOES. lAt TONS FOR SALE. Owing to failure of Potatoe crops this is a rare chance for protection against high prices. Apply by telegram to GEORGE A. HURLEY, Wanganui. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, STOLEN, or STRAYED, a small BAY MARE, branded HPH on the near shoulder. The above reward will be given for its recovery upon being delivered at this office, and if found m possession of anyone after this date, legal proceedings will be taken. TMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded m the Public Pound, Feilding, on the 4th March, 1879, One Bay Mare, branded JF on off shoulder, small white star on forehead. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold by Public Auction on the 24th March, 1879, at twelve o'clock noon, m accordance with the Impounding Act. JAMES McMANUS, . Poundkeeper. NOTICE. mO THE SETTLERS OF THE SURROUNDING: DISTRICTS. The following New Grass Seeps bave arrived : — Canterbury Rye Grass, Italian ditto Cocksfoot, Timothy, Prairie Cow Grass, White Clover Red Clover, Alsyke, Rape. Now on Sale and all guaranteed. Iggg* Highest Price, given tor j HIDES, TALLOW, AND SHEEPSKINS. THOMAS BRADLEY, Feilding Store; WANTED, Situation as Servant.— Apply " T. 5.," Manawatu Times Office. WANTED, good steady GIRL as Servant. — Apply to Mrs. Palmerson, Broad street. j TO LET, Four well-finished four, roomed Cattages, Terrace End. Apply to THYNNE, LINTON, & CO. ANAWATU ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. A Committee Meeting will be held m the PUBLIC HALL, Palmerston 1 North, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 16th instant, at noon, to decide upon what shall be recommended as " open season " for native and imported' game. PIERS E. WARBURTON, Hon. Secretary. "IyTANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD TENDERS will be received by the Chairman, a,t Palmerston North, up to H a.m., 20th March* for the following works.:. — Bush felling, kimbolton Road Bush felling, Kiwitea Road. Specifications to be seen at Loudon <fc Haybittle's, Feilding, and Highways Office, Palmerstou North. H. J. HAYNS, Engineer to Council. February 25th,. 1879, WANTEB P T O¥N, That J. KEBBLE WHITE, is pre, pared to remove furniture, goods, and parcels, ou the shortest notice, and most reasonable -'•• terms, WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT, for a country residence. Wages, 15.3., or more. — V.. Monrad, £arere. -pUBLIC WOrJs, JMANAWATU. FALLING. AND CLEANING ROAD LINES. Tenders will be received up. to Noon pn FRlDAY,.the2Bth March, addressed to (he undersigned at the Public Works Office, Foxton, for falling and clearing certain road lines m the Kairanga. Survey District, lying between the railway line, below PaX— i.erston, and the Taonui. Shecificalions can be seen at the public Works Office, Foxton, and at f RailwayjStatipnmaster's office, Paijner- ' aton No|th. Tenders to.be m proper form. In ease of telegraphic tenders, a writ-, ten tender must be lodged at a Public Works Office. JOH;N T. STEWART, District Engineer. WANTED* a, good MIL.KER, man or boy.- Apply to Mr. Podevin, Rangitikei £ifte iV "