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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 37, 23 April 1879, Page 3

."DANK- HOLIDAY. TO-DAY, being St. George's Day, the Banks in Palmerston will be closed. !r\PENING NOTICE. As previously announced, W. J. and P. LOUDOJN* have this day OPENED Their NEW DRAPERY and CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,, IN THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON, With a complete assortment of NEW and FASHIONABLE GOODS. W. J. & P. L. will place in the market the present stock, which has been exceedingly well bought, at prices which will barely cover cost ! . Palmerston Residents, and otherß, are cordially invited to pay a visit to the new establishment, in front of Mas. Wakefield's Tesipehance Hotel. W. J. and P. L. are opening by special request oE several of the townspeople, and trust now that they havo acceeded to this request, they will meet with a little encouragement. Their stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOYS' TWEED Are JUST NEW From Australian Manufactories, and the prices are extraordinarily low, a fact which they think will be admitted by all who inspect j their stock, the quality of which in this Department cannot be beaten. The DRAPERY AND MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Will be found equally well assorted and equally cheap. THE PALMERSTON BRANCH Will be under the charge of an experienced Draper from London, . Mb. C. H. Peboival. OPBK PBOM 8 A.M. TO 7 P.3t. ; Off SATURDAYS T?BOM 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. TENDERS WANTED to fell and clear about 130 chains of road line through bush (in whole or in lots), One chain wide to be foiled, and one half-chain in middle of road to be cleared, and stumps cut level with the ground. Tenders will be received up to 30th April. For further particulars, apply to J. M'LENNAN, Oroua Downs Estate, Foxtpn. FOR SALE. 1 AjClCl AC , RE . S of LAND, being Ijjyy a portion of the Baines«e. Estate ; situated ten miles from Foxton, with a frontage of two miles to the I Manawatu Railway, adjoining the Bainesse Railway Station. To be sold in lots of 100 acres, or upwards, to suit purchasers, or the whole will be sold in one lot. Further, The proprietor is open to treat for the whole estate, comprising 1528^ acres, with all the stock thereon, the latter having some of the very best blood in the Colony. For full particulars, apply to j ■ . 'C. SIMPSON, Bainesse. I Or to Henr-s Nacb, Esq., Wellington. T>HO TOG RAPHS. -NOTICE. The late customers of Messrs. Tybee and Huff, at Palmerston, can procure Duplicates of their Photographs by forwarding prepaid orders to 1 Messrs. HUFF and COLLINSON, Photographers, at Feildino. Price, per dozen, 155. ; half-dozen, Bs. ~~ FENCING NOTICE. " I THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby 9 call upon the owner of Sections adjoining Nos. 426 and 555 to erect their share of dividing fence. Should said fence fail to be erected within fourteen days from date, I shall erect it and charge cost to said owner. F. ANDERSEN. Palmerston, April 22, 1879. ANTED TENDERS for FALLING 173 acres of BUSH. Tenders to be received up to Ist May, at noon, i For particulars, apply to i THYNNE, LINTON, & CO. FENCING NOTICE. I HEREBY call upon the owners of Sections N"os. 11 and 26, subdivision of Section No. 612, Palmerston, to erect their share of dividing fence between Sections named and Sections 12 and- 25, my property. Should said fence fail to be erected within fourteen days from date, I shall erect it and charge expense ; of fame to owners. '• ' J. GRIGGS. Palmerston, 21st April, 1879. TENDERS WANTED. WANTED TENDERS for about two miles and a half of post-and-rail fencing. , Apply at the Clarendon Hotel.