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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 74, 25 September 1880, Page 4

LOTTERY OF LAND, GATT LE HORSE' AND SADDLE, At Dannevibk. 500 Members at One Guinea each. FORTY ACRES, Thirty m Grass and Fenced,. ' : with: HOUSE thereon. ELEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE, and HORSE AND : SADDLE! First Prize :.. ... 40 Acre* ' Second Prize ...... 6 C<>ws Third Prize ... ... 5 Cattle Fourth Prize ... ,;. ■ Hors* & Saddle For further particulars, apply to ERIC£ GUSTAvIbxV w Dannevirk. H. S. PALMERSON, Ag«nt./ JXENRY KIBBLEWHITI COACH PAINTEB & iWEITPB , TE BRACE BIT© f PALMEKSTON. ' H. 3L having erected premises m Main street, Terrace End, is prepared to execute all kipds of fancy ornamen. tal, and decorative coach painting ac- "' cording to the newest designs, and r* upon the most reasonable terms, anA^ trusts bjr his prompt attention to orddiS? with which he may be favored to seouie a liberal share of patronage. c < ■ FOE SA L is. THE BAINESSE ESTATE, comprising 1378£ acres of splendid land, with or without stock ; or it wil] be sold m lots of 100 cres or upwards to suit purchasers. The Estate -is situaced ten miles fro* the Port of Foxton, and has two miles of frontage to the Manawatu-Wanganuj Railway, with the Bainesse Baitofrv Station close to the Homestead. Intending purchasers need only set the land to be convinced that its quality r is excellent, and the stock comprise* some of the best and purest Shorthorn Cattle m New Zealand. The Home stead and Farm Buildings are complet* For further particulars, apply to H. MACE, Esq., Wellington. Or to C. SIMPSON, Bainesse, Foxton,. • >i. 4 : :.,. ,:. XMPORTANT NO TXCTB' THOMAS WEAY Is prepared to execute orders entrusted to him for SADDLEET AND HARNESS AT Wbujngtox PeicesSettlers will save time and txpens* and secure a good fit, by patromsin him. Repairs done at a reasonabV cost. Address : Next Walton aa\ . . Kings, Palmerston Narffi; £ c ' >: rvr/ JOSEPH JJEALE; Wholesale anj> Retai£ BtJTCHEB, SQT7AEE, PALMERST©» None but the very best young cattle purchased. Orders left at the Shop promptly attended to. Monthly payments strictly insisted Mi, THE GREATEST WOEDER OF. MODEM TIMS! Long experience has proved thes« famous remedies *\4. nost effectual m curing either the dangerous maladies j* he slighter complaints which are »ore parbpularqr «£• Mental to the life, of a. miner, or to those living a tIA ""Occasional doses of these Pills. *H1 guard tlw tyste* against those evils which so often keset the faussu ra< I .fz:— coughs, colds, and aU disorders of Ike 'hver »,»J tomach— the frequent forerunmers of foven dyteater^ ~ iiarrhcea, and cholera, ' /'_ , : . la the most effectual reriiedyflor.old'sor.^ wwrnrt ulcers, rheumatism, and aU skia diseases y m nevwi <9 .;., used according ta the printed durectioM, it nvm Wl»« cure alike, doep and superficial aitaent*. The Pills and. Ointment are tf anttfaclwted only at $33, OXFOBI* BTBEET, lOHBOW, An* are- sold by- all Vendors ofMedJe^nes throughout «*, : Civilized World'; with, directions forusain. akuet eve*jf .anguage. • : . : ■ •. S9* Beware of counterfeits that may emanate torn the United States.. Purchasers shouH look to the label on the Poti and tox»: If the' address- i% not *?S,_o»for4 *t^eet» Lq^fit^.^^ are •parious. ' :■';,. ..». '„.... i*