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look out FOB THE AMALGAMATED QOOD rjIEMPLAES' JIETE AT CARTERTON ST. PATRICK'S DAT. 678 QROWN LANDS SALES north ISLAND. ON DEFEIiRED AND IMMEDIATE ■ PAYMENTS. W aimate Plains, Parihaka, Forty-Mile Buah, and Manawatu Districts. To be held in the month of FEBRUARY, as follows IN THE WELLINOTONLAND DISTRICT, Bth and 10th February, at Mubtkrton 15,000 acres, Pahiatua l Block, Forty Mile Bub. 21st and 24th February, at Palmerston North 15,500 acres, in Kairanga and Fitzhor bert Blocks; sections, 60 to 320 acres oacli; prices per acre, from £Lls. to £3 WEST COAST DISTRICT, NORTH ISLAND. 14th and 17th February, at New Plymouiu 5,000 acres, Parihaka Block. Includes the Village Settlement of Warea, ■ 600 acres, 25th to 28th February, at Haweiu 10,000 . acres of \Vaimate Plains, in seotioiis from 15 to 320 acres; prices £1 10s. to £4 per acre, Townships of Manaia and Opunako: Quarter-acre sec-tuns, from £lO to £2O each. Suburban lands. £7 to £8 an acre, These lands havo all been opened up by roads connecting either with railways or main roads. Lithograph plans and full particulars obtainable at every land offico in the colony. WM. ROLLESTON. Minister of Lands, General Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 26th January, 1881. 681 TMPOUNDUD this day in the public 1 pound at Carterton, one Light Bay Mare, white mark in her forehead, and branded O on the near, shoulder, and' <! oii'tlie off shoulder, If not released she will be sold by public auction at the public pound. Carterton, on MONDAY, 21st Feb., 1881, in compliance with the provisions of the Impounding Act of 1874. W. PHILPOT, Carterton, 31st Jan., 1881. IN BANKRUPTCY. And in tht matter of HENRY THOMPSON, of Mast'erton, contractor, a debtor.' CREDITORS in the above estate ve re> J aueijted to forward their proofs of debt to the undersigned on or before WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of February inst. F.W. HALES, ■ M/wferfnti

A. L. WHYTE, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, CARTERTOIs. JS PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE Balls and Parties On forms that will suit all olasses of tha community. HALL AND DINING-ROOM Attached to the CARTERTON BAKERY, FRUIT SUIT A BP. JAMS WANTED IN ANY QUANTITY. Cash-payments on delivery, BOARDERS .£1 PER WEEK; 681 PUBLIC NOTICE. D, ASHEII, OF UANNERS-STRKEI, Has determined, in consequence pi receiving a large of Goods, oonßisting 'of Fancy Goods of every description Ladies' Bags ■' tambourines Banjoa, Balls Boxing Gloves &c, ex Hurunni Too late for Christmas Holidays, to sell the vfliola of the goods by single articles at- wholesale prices, to make room for a further shipment, Also—l caso Improved Foot Balls, Note the Address— ASHER'S FANCY BAZiAR, Next to the Branch Bank of New Zealand, Manners-street, Wellington. BOOKS I NEW BOOKS! ' LATEST SERIAL ' JUS\T ARpiyED, Leisure Hour for 1880. British Workman, Sunday at Hoiqo do. Band of Hope IheQuiver fqr 1881, British Workwoman. .Good, Words,, „ ■ Cottagor and Artisan; Sunday Magajina. Child's Companion. Day of Rest; Child's Own Magazine. . Cassell's Family Magazine, Infant's M»ga 'zine.. Strahan's Grand Annual for the the Young. Little Folks 1 Children's Friend. Every Boy's Annual. Old Jonathan. Little Wideawake. Chatterbox, beautifully _ illustrated. Child's Messenger. Friendly Visitor. British Juvenilo. Family Friend, The Prize. London Journal,' Vol. 71, Family Herald, Vol 45, •Bbw Bells, Yol, 93, F(\sily ftea'd'er, 'Vol, 38, <fcc,, Ac,| R, H. CHINCHEN, Bookseller, and Stetioner, NEAR CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON 0 T I C E. Fourteen days frofli date the private Boad through Allotment 40, part of Section 26, Opaki Block, will be closed. . Pro. P. V.POWELL. • E. J. MARLEY; Maiterton, Feb. 3,1881. '684 LADIES' SADDLES. , ITIHE undersignod has a choice assortment o| dailies' Saddles, Parness, &o, EDWARD PEABCE,