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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 69, 8 September 1880, Page 4

LOTTERY OF LAND, CATTLE HORSE AND SADDLE, At Dannbyhx. 500' Members at One Guinea eachj , . FORTY ACRES, Thirty m Grass and Fenced, ' with . HOUSE - thereon. ELEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE, '■and i - HORSE AND SADDLE. , First Prize 40 Acres Second Prize 6 Cowt Third Prize <( 5 Cattle Fourth Prize ... ... Horse <fc Saddle For further particulars, apply to erics: gustavson, Dannevirk. H. S. PALMERSON, Agent. TTENRY KIBBLEWHITI COACH* PAINTER & ' iWRIIFB; T'ERRACB SITD '■ PALMERSXeN. ; H. K. having erected premises ia Main, street, Terrace End, is prepared to execute all kindsof fancy ornamental, and decorative coach painting according to the newest designs', and upon the most reasonable terms, and trusts by his prompt attention to order* with which he may be favored to seouio a liberal share of patronage.. , FOR 8A L Jfi. THE BAINESSE XSTAXK^m. prising 1378£ acres of splendid land, with or without stock ; or it wil] be sold m lots of 100 acres or upwards to suit purchasers. The Estate is situated ten miles fro» the Port of Foxton, and has two miles of frontage to the Manawatu-Wangamo Kailway, with the Bainesse Railw* Station close to the Homestead; Intending purchasers need only se( the land to be convinced that its quality is excellent, and the .stock comprises some of the best and purest Shorthorn Cattle m New Zealand. , ThejHbme stead and Farm Buildings are complete For further particulars, apply to H. MACS,' Esq., Wellington. Or to C. SIMPSON, Bainesse, Foxton.. i XMPORTANT NOTICE THOMAS TTRAT Is prepared to execute" orders entrusted to him for SADDLERY AND HARNESS Wbxuitokox Pbicml ' Settlers will save time and expense, and secure a good " fit, by .patronising him. Repairs done at treasonable cost. Address : Next Walton a) d Kings, Palmerston Nor^i. JOSEPH BALE, Wholisalb aits Rwau BUTCHER, • QUASI, P ALifBRST.OH None but tke rery be«t yptlag cattle purchased. „ Orders left at the Ship ptompih attended to. ICenthly pnynents •trioilyunmt** m. 5-"' ' THE 'GREATEST;' * ¥OIDEE OP MSm TIMESI ..ong experience has proved thect fuiotu xtmttim t» M aost effectual m curing etibier tke itmgerwu nukjjttrf '.ie slighter complaints which arc more paMaubair h ' Mental to the life^of » miner, or t* tkac* litiag m && ■,\sh. Occasional dote% of theia Pills will gmmi Am qr«*« •jainst those evils which so vf- en beut dw awmui m> | z:— coughs, colds, and all disorder* «f tb» Cv«r v 1 imach— the frequent forerunner* of foret, iymfrj .iarrhtca, and cholera. Is the most effectual remedy, Hr eU NW. twj •akers, rheumatism, and all skin tfsMMf ; ki tut, w I (ised according t« At printed dire«te»« rk amm ML J ctire alike, deep and supacfictal lilntnrta. • The Pills and Ointment are Mannfiutamd. v^kf **, MS, OXPOED BTBEET, LOHDOW, And aro ioW by all ¥enrf«n of Medicine* throu^owttM Civilized World ;' with dirrttfMu <or ; iiaew -y^it ir«fT anpiage. &r Beware ef fmnterfeits that may emanate :rom the TTnited States. Purchasers staoidd look to the Lakel on tbe Pots and Boxes. U the addreas is not Mt^ OmfyH «treet l le«Aea» |M are spaoous. $