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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1332, 28 October 1884, Page 3

G. M..SNELSON Fitzherbert street Saleyards. SATURDAY, NOV. 1, 1884, G.M, VXTILL SELL as above— 9 head beef 20 mixed yearlings 26 2-yivold steers " 20 mixed cattle 10 2^-yr-old steers : 5 COWS 10Q ewes and ; lambß Sale at 12 ; noon. St Peter's Cricket Club. IN Consequence of the concert to be given on tbe Bth November; the entertainment to have been given on the 29th instant m aid of this club has been postponed until Tu.es* day, the 18th inst. J, GODFEEY, . Hon. Sec. £5 FIVE POUNDS BE WARZ> £5 nriHE above reward will be paid | for information that will lead to the conviction of the person who took my brown mare from MrPratt's paddock on Tiritea Line on or about Friday morning, the 17th October and rode her. T. H. CAVERHILL, : . Palmerston North. Ssg« » S 2 'fla jw : :IJ%iH: lilSl'ffiiliti ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN. The Acoident Insurance Company ••■■: , : of • ■• •■' ■-•• NEW ZEALAND. Eegistewd under ''the Companies Act)Bß3." • ; Head OiFprcE : Dunedin. CAPITAL— £IOO,OOO. For insuring against ACCIDENT 3 and ACCIDENTAL DEATHS.. ; r No Medical re uired. , For full particulars apply to T.R.WALTON, .A gent. .. •, : •> i Square, Palmerston North. CLAJE3 HOTELThe Square, PALMERSTON. NORTHH. T. AKERS, Proprietor: PRIVATE families, Commercial Gentlemen, Tourists, ' Theatricals, and'Perjnanent Boarders, will find the Club acemfortable home. Charges moderate. Private sitting-rooms. |or famitiee. , : .. FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS. . od Btabling and paddock a. No respoß.- --• -, ; ' sibility. Porter m attendance On the arrival of every ■ ■:. :. -train. WineSi Spirits, and ales of tb .eat procurable brands. AH Wineß of Best Brands, NOTICE. MR T. E., WALTON is hereby authorised to collect all outstanding costs due to the late firm of Hankins and Baker, and his receipt will sufficiently discharge clients paying him. J. HERBERT HANKINS, SolicitdrTHE New Zealand Bible, Book, and Tract Society have opened a temporary establishment m the premises occupied by Mr J)avies, op;posite the Bank of Australasia, with a splendid assortment of Evangeli* cal literature, comprising Theologi;cal Work, Pulpit, Pew, Family and Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books of all denominations. Scientific wor^s, prize books. Church arid Sunday School material of ail kinds. Library books, specially bound, cheap. Tickets, Christmas New Tear and Wall Cards m great variety. Annuals lor old and young and a variety of Children's Books, &c. Inspection invited J; MATHERS, Agent. ry w T t-V/tii* NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. D. PBIKGLE, riIAKES the present opportunity of X thanking the public for the very liberal patronage accorded him since starting m business, *>rid Degs to intimate that he has removed to premises near tbe Royal Hotel, The stock of Saddlery, Harness, &c, is one of the largest and best ever shownjin Paimerston. t This will be sold at prices which xnus eommind a trade.- .-■.'':-..-■ ■•■■•■. All repairs executed with despatch, and prices moderate throughout. Foa Sale,— ScjatVfoot Oil, iSoft Soap, Saddle Paste, &c. A cheap line of Sponges; Horse Hair purchased m any quantities Notb the Address t SADDLEE& HARNESS MAKEE, The Square, Paltnerston North and \ Feildine. T>ICHTEK,NANNESTAD & CO Steam Ham Mills, North, Manawatu.