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MOUNSEY & CO. ~ Central Auction Mart. Mounsey & Co,, (Late Brophy, Mowlem & Williams), STOCK ABO GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, fire SALES conducted anywhere on most reasonable terms. Prompt aecouut sales. Messrs Brophy, Mowlem and Williams beg to notify that they, have disposed of their business to Messrs Mounsey & Co., and while thanking the public for their very liberal patronage, solicit a continuance of the same for their successors. i All aooounts owing to Brophy, Mowlem and Williams mubt be settled by the 31 j January. | BKOPHY. MOWLEM & WILLIAMS.

Ghiselhurst P ■ ONE of London's most picturecque suburbs, The spot ohosen by the late Emperor of Frauce in wbich to live and die.

To-Night. THEATRE ROYAL, Pftlmerston N. TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THE ORIGINAL PEPPER'S GHOST AND SPECTRAL OPERA COMPANY. Northcote's Latest Novelty To-night the Charming I yric Drama * FAUST. Marvellous Spectrescopic Effects. To-morrow — The Eom antic Play " THE JFLYING DUTCHMAN.'' Overture, S sharp. Prices—3/-, 2/-, 1/-. Harry Abbott. Agent.

•'■JHHEATR.E ROYAL. _i ■ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Otji. The Popular London Actor, CHARLES ARNOLD, AND HIS London Comedy Company. .340 Nights Strand Theatre, London. 52 Kights Princess Theatre, Melbourne. 54 Nights Palace Theatre, Sydney. Broadhurst's Enormously Successful Farco 1 Comedy— WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES. If It Hurts You to Laugh Don't . Ske It. " It wiuld disturb the serenity of an owl." Prices—Dress Circle and Reserved S tails 4s ; Stalls, 3s ; Pit, 2s. Box plan at Mr Parks. L. J. LOHR. Manager.

THEATRE ROYAL. j MONDAY, FEB. 11th, 1901. Grand Vocal & Instrumental Concert, Under the patronage of Fred. Pirani, Esq., M.H.R., the Max or and Borough Councillors, , MISS JENNY SHEEN. Admission—3s, 2a, Is. Box plan at W. Park's. I MANAWATU 'FRUITGROWERS' I HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION'S Autumn Show* To be held at the mHE ATRE ROYAL ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, 1901. 1. Pot Plants : 17 classes. c 2. Cut Flowers : 23 classes. 3. Fruit : 24 classes. 4. Vegetables :27 classes Kutries close on the day of Show not later than 10 a.m. Kiiil driving, guessing, and other compotitioiis.-.Schedules .Schedules oan bo obtained from the secretary. : H. PALMER, Hon. Secretary.

NEW ZEALAND BAIL WAYS. VISIT OF IMPERIAL TBOOPS. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued from all stations TO WELLINGTON, by either route, on 7th and Bth February, available for return till 19fch February. BY ORDER. TALMERSTON N. RIFLES. MEMBERS will parade at the Drill Halloa Friday evening, at 8 30. Men proceeding to Wellington parade in marchiug order. All others iv drill order. JNO. MOUNSEY, .Capi. P.N.R.V.

MANAWATU MOUNTED EIFLEB. TIP'ILL assemble at Palmeraton i V V on puiDAY, Bth February, at 10 a.m., to entrain for Wellington, iiud not Thursday, tis yroviously ordered. CHAS. DUNK, Ciplain Commanding, 'DON'T READ THLS~~ E. Humphrey BEGS to notify that he has taken over the KUMABA STABLES, and will run a BLACKSMITH'S SHOP in eonj junction witu s.-ane. j lioi-«es shod End sent to any part of the town. VEHICLES PLACED UNDEK COVEJJ, while horses are being shod. Kennplts urovirted for drovers' doge. E,H. wishes lo t-hanh customers roy past favours, and hones lor a continuance of sums. Motto—HewdohpHaw.-iff.

BOKOUGB COUiS OILTnOTICE. NOTICE OP INTEN'TIOK TO MAKE A SPECIAL RATE UNDJ'iR SECTION 1!2. "MUNI. CITAL COlil ORATIONS ACT, 1000."

fTi* hereby notiliwl that if, is the 1. uncial,<n of thfi IV.r.jt'.i-ston North jjoroujrlt Co;ujc:ii, at a nieetnig to he hc.lt] in the Council Chambers cm Tuasihiy, 10ih iMjrnary, 1901 — ToiJiiskoa Special Bate of one : iiiil[ puny (id) in tbe i pound upon the unimproved valuation of property within the Hui-on-h fo;' the iinancu.L ymir onding March olst, 100!, to biifomc duo I and payable in one instalj Jfient on March 21st, 1901, I to provide interest for the i Drainage Loan of £10,000. The Rate Book is now open for inspection. I ROBT. N. KEELING, Town Clerk. Palmorsfcon Nnrfch, i . February UUs, 1801.

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