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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 30, 29 March 1879, Page 3

THIS DA*. At Two p.m. At the People's Auctiok Mart. USUAL WEEKLY AUCTION SALE. GEORGE M. SNELSOK will sell by Public Auction at the above place and date, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. j THIS DAY. (After the Land Sale). BAMS. EAMS. BAMS. MESSES. THYNNE, LINTON, & CO. will offer for sale— 2 Lincoln Bams, bred by J. Bussell, Esq. These Bams took first prize at . Featherston Show. 2 Lincoln Bams, bred by A. Cruickshank, Esq., from Bams bred by — Murray, Esq. 2 Bomney Marsh Bams, bred by the. late Mr. Ludlam ; and 12 Lambs bred by A. Cruickshank, Esq., from sheep out of Mr. Ludlani's flock. Also, Tlie Entire Horse "JOCE," thoroughly broken into harness. Terms at Sale, T)BIVATE TUITION, A young lady is desirous of giving MUSIC LESSONS to a few pupils. Application to be made at Mr. Leahy's, Stationer, Square, Palmerston. FENCING NOTICE. IHEBEBYcaII upon Mr. Arnott, to whom I give fourteen days' notice, to fence his part of boundary fence between Nos. 31, 32, and 33 Sections, Suburban, Feilding. If not complied with, I will erect same, aud charge him with the costs. ISAAC CHUBCHEB. March 20, 1879. QLAUGHTE.EING NOTICE. I hereby give notice that I intend to apply to the Manawatu County Council for a LICENSE to Slaughter large and small cattle on Subdivision B, Section 2, Manchester Block. : A. BELL. TO LET, a large STORE; m the centre of Palmerston, having bakehouse, ten rooms, and other: conveniences. Admirably adapted for a board-ing-house or store. — Apply to H. S. Palmers.on, Br.oad street. mo LET OB SELL. Four-roomed House and one acre of land (corner section) ; good situation t five minutes' walk from the Square. Terms easy. Apply to. ... , S. COLEMAN. ' PUBLIC NOTICE. OETEB H. BOISE^j Toshes to inti. L mate to the public of Palmerstoa and tb.« surroujwiliflig district, that he has purchased the stQo-k, arid business of Mr. Belf,. Blacksmith, Rajigitikei Line, and wouldi. hope* by attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. REUBEN BELF, m returning thanks to his old customers, trusts? that they will extend the sa-me. amount of support to his successor, Mr. Boisen, as that accorded, to him-. PUBLIC NOTICE. IBjEBEBY. GIVE NOTICE; that Messrs,. EJNG* BBOTHERS are authorised to collect monies on-, my account, and, their receipt, will be sufficient acknowledgment- for' some. All accounts unpaid one month after this date- will be -.sued f or * - . REUBEN RELF X Bapgitik.ei.Lino. March 38th, 1879. ? TENiDEEJS WANTED WANTED tenders for erecting a CATHOLIC CHURCH m HALCOMBE. i?lans and Sperincations to be seen at the Halcom be Hotel. Tenders must be addressed to Mr. TOOHER, Chairman of the Halpombe Committee, not later than noon on the 15th of April, 1879. The lowest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted. CHURCH OF E4GLANIX AS the REV. MR. NEWTH is expected m Palmerston before ithje end of April next, all those who have not filled m the proper f6rms for maintenance toward the General Church Fund, are requested to call as soon as possible on the Churchwarden, or on Mf r Snelson. ; t " ' Q.> H, MITFORD,; :■■ Chuifchwarden. P H^POUNDING NOTICE. T?MEOUNDED i^.the PubJic Pound, i Palmerston North, i. One Chestnut Horse, wjiite blaze ] down face, little wbitp near ! fore-foot, near hind leg white ; half -way to hock ; branded G 05 C on ,near ribß< If not released, and* expenses paid', wilt 1 be sold on the I^6 th day ofi April, 1879; at the Public Pound,(jPala)er3ton Nortk. • ' - ■ ■ " ' " PoTJ^fcepjier*. •„ FENCINQ: HOSTILE,! ' .I. g '.: /. V 3^__ . I HEREBY calh upon th?t o rner of Sections 116 and 97, m, flu Tjawn^ ship of Fitzherbert, to erect thei ' share of 'dividing fence between thsirli nd and Section 96: If nofr complied wth in.a fortnight, I will erect sama and^ cJtftrge the respective owners with.cost.j Q. H. ENGELS:. ; P^mjprstQn^oti\ atwoh^