Auction Sales. i 'jfctPFYinr/ ~~~~ i i T^PvEKJFAN E. JACKS' )N will | ■*- hAd Salon of fctock during the ! mouth of November us follows : — ' St. Hill st., Wednesday, >oveiuber 0 Urtwera, Friday, November 15 St. Hill st., Wednesday, Nov. 20 W a verity, Friday, November 29 Settlois will kindly forward their entries. Breweries. CEOWN BEEWEKY PALMERSTON ALE, PURE, SPAI'.KLING, & {PALATABLE. pAL3IEESTON ALE has established a First - class Reputation j FOX ITSELF, And is now on tap at all the Chief Hotels from Foxton to Patea. Prompt attention will be given to all orders addressed to tho CROWN BREWERY, Pnlmerston. PHffiKl X B K EWE R V WELLINGTON. PASCOE & CO., Brewkks, Hottlers, slaltstki:s, Hor and Malt Importers. f I MUZ Proprietors desire to cull the atton_L tion of tlic public of JMannwntu to the superlative quality of their Malt Liquors, ami lc[i to solicit ti.eir patronage ar.d a trial of tho following brnuds, viz : — XX. MIL]) ALE <> <•> . EXTRA STRONG ALE XXX. EXTRA HIiOWN STOUT XXXX. INDIA P.ALk ALE Pale and Strong Ales and Brown Stout, pints and quarts. Our different brands are guaranteed of premier quality, brewed entirely from the very best llalt und Hops, combining purity, strength, and genuineness, with brilliance and preservative quality. w. n. papcoe, From an extensive experience and success ns a pructicul Brewer, hnvine obtained tho Ist Prize Mcdul, Melbourne Exhibition, 1807 ond IbGS; Ut Prize Medals for Ale and Porter, Canterbury Agricultural Show,lßC9 ; Ist Piize Medal* for Ale and Porter, Canterbury Agricultural Show, can with confidence recommend them. 7,000 AOI!ES «, OF " ND DEFENDED PAYMENTS. THE DOUttLAS SPKCIAL SETTLEMENT BLOCK Now offered for Selection in Sections of from 50 to 150 Acres each, Con^Ktinj^ of some of the finest Land in the North Isluud, being light bush and open land with deep alluvial soil, suitable either for agricultural or grazing purposes, situated in the centre of tho BangitikeiManawntu Block, within six miles of the rising township of Sandon, and the bound ary of tho block within half a milo of the proposed railway from Foxton to Sandon. Terms of payment extremely easy, in four equal payments: First, on date of signing agreement, second, three years after, in 1881 ; third, in 1882 ; final payment in 1883. NO IJNTKHEST. Affording one of the finest opportunities ever offered in New Zealand for small capitalists to secure fieeholds on which to mako really good homesteads, each section having a frontage to an acce&siblo, dry road. Full information given and all applications received by MESSRS DOUGLAS AND CO. Oroua Downs, Foxtou ; STEVKNS & GCRTON, Hulls, Kangitikei. By tbo undersigned, (£f- At Family Wholesale Pjuces, At their STOAKS IN FOXTON & PALMEIJSTON Flour Pollard and Bran Bacon ] fains Oats Chaff Teas .S igxrs Sauces l'ickles Kerosene Candles Woul-p ; H.ks Coxusacks Nui s Snouting Whiteleads Oils Ivico Cornflour Fencing Wire Staplos Scrim Paper &.c, &c. t <fee. I TTIYNK E, LINTON & CO. J Oounti-y Proihice bought and gold on commission, or for cash.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume 1, Issue 26, 22 November 1878, Page 3
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