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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 110, 24 January 1880, Page 3

p M . SNEL SO N 'Si Popular WEEKLY AUCTION SALES take place , EVERY SATURDAY at THE PEOPLE'S AUCTION HART The Square, Palmetto:*-: Xoeth. G. M. Snelson has also inaugurated A NEW SERIES OF FORTNIGHTLY SALES at the TERRACE END PUBLIC HALL I on FIRST and THIRD Wednesday m each month. people's AUcrroN mart sales. • Saturday, January 2 1 31 i,' *» TERRACE END SAT,T!. Thursday, February 4. Time a' both piaces. 2 p.m. sharp. WANGANUI CUP. £1000 SWEEP. AT the request of seve-al gentlemen m the District, I have decided to hold a grand Sweep on the £100) Cup, to be run for on Fmday, March 12th. 1000 MEMBERS AT £1 EACH. First prize... ... ... ... £4<X) Second prize 200 Third prize.,, ... ... ... liX) Starters (divided) ... ... 150 J^qn-starters (divided) ... 150 £1000 The Sweep will be drawn on Monday Evening, March Bth, by a Committee of gentlemen elected from the Subsribers.. Should ail the tickets pot be disposed of, prizes divided, pro rata. Usual commission deducted. Cheques by post and post office orders must have exchange added, and stamps } for reply must be enclosed. } J.J. CRAWFORD, I Commission Agent; Ridgw ay Street } Wanganui. N.B. — As tickets are selling rapidly I arly applicati on ip necessary"V/r R G R E E N W O 0 D . MAY BE CONSULTED AT MRS. WAKEFIELD'S BOARDING HOUSE. ON THURSDAX, JANUARY 29. fT EN R V E; IB B.L,E W KITE, CO.YCrS PAINTER &. TE RRACE END, PALMERSTEN. H- K. having erected premises m ■ Al,a#i street. Terrace End, is prepared ! to esei'Ujte all kinds of fjincy ornamentftl, a^d decorative coa.ch, ]^;itiqg according to. the newest designs, aud upon the most reasonable teri^.s. and trusts by his prompt attention to orders with which he. may bo favored to secure a liberal share of pa^i-ongge. E.-'Ei METARD /I^AKES this opportunity of returning -i- thanks to hit* numerous friends $nl the public genprally for the large, amount of support accordt-d. Jo him for the past three yeacs, and hopes by continuing to supply ■ Gje.iuiine Articles, ai the Lowest rleinunerative Prices, to merit a contiuuauce of the same. A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A JIAPPY NEW YEUW E. E, METARD has just received a splendid lot of Goods, suitable for Chrishgas and" New Year's Gifts, consisting of Ladies', Gobi and Silie>Watches ; Gents', ditto.; Clocks, Gold ■and Silver Alberts, Lockets, Studs, Sleeve Links, Brooches, Ear-rings, and Keepers. Oi Meerschaum Pipes and- general Faiifiy Go:>ds, tpp mjineroiis to, mention. The undersigned, importing direct, ,i.s in a position to self at the Lowest Possible Rates. ' E.E. METARD. "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Ytar." £3 REWARD.. LOST from Ashnrst, One Chestnut Pony, 14 hands high,, white, star on forehead ; One Bay Mare, crown brand on near shoulder, two white I hind fetlocks, I Hn,d of onv eye, and collar marked ; One Dark Brown Mare, branded R.I. on~ near' shoulder. The Finder will receive the above reward on leaving same at Otanagaki Hotel, '■■■■„ PUBLIC NOTICE* X HEREBY GFV'E NOTICE to have the Slaughter-house de- ' clared a public one within the meaning of the Act, situated on the land held by me m the Sandon distaict. JAMES WHI3KEB. Jun.| 5, 1880. T> E l Ei S HIRE "BO AR» . First Pri?e, Wanganui, 1878, for best boar/any agei." ' i Single S.o\s"s,yios, 'each*, three or more s|t 7s. 'dd^,. X. , f For-?further particujars, apply at, ... ;r §iIEN STONE FARM,