IMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded in the Foxton Public Pound from the land of Rori Rangiheua — One bay gelding, black points, branded [] on off shoulder, 3 new shoe* oa. i Knot cla-.med and all expenses paid will be sold or. SATURDAY, 20.h inst at noon. I B. SPELMAN, | Poundkeeper. LEVIN SALE. WEDNESDAY, 17th JANUARY. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS will jj\ sell by public auction as above, at 1 p.m.— 15 head mixed cattle 14 good springing heifers 15 18-m nth h< ifers 4 8 year heifers, close to calving 200 store wethers 160 mixed hoggets 600 ewes and lambs (in lots) 200 shorn lambs 400 2 to 8 tooth breeding ewes (in lots) 200 2-tooth forward wethers 320 2 and 4-tooth wethers Also, Sections 2, 3, and 4, Block 9, township of Levin, all cleared ; splendid building sites. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ' SATURDAY, 20th JANUARY. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS have [\ been favoured with instructions from Messrs Keiller Bros, J. G Wi son, M.H.R., »nd Robt. Sevens to sell by pub ic auction, Without Reserve, their annual dratt of hoi sea comprising — 70 well bre^ Broken, and Unbroken Geldings and Fi.lies by the well-known Sires Matai, Fisherman, Young Climen^s, Randwiok, and the trotting stallion Corbetfc. Full particulars in future advdertisement. TUBAL FLEMING, Tobacconist, J and Turf Commission Agent, j^altcerston North, will execute all Comoissions entrusted to his care on Racing Events throughout the Colonies. BOOKS NOW OPEN Straight <ut on — Wellington Cup, Dunedin Cup, Wanganni Cup DOUBLE EVENTS Well'ngton Cup and Racing Hub Handicap, Jan. '22nd and 23rd. Foxton — Flying and Handicap, Jan. 22nd. Dunedin Cup and Publicans' Handicap, Feb. 21st. Wanganni Cup and Frying, March Bth. SEND FOR CAttDS. BAKERY NOTICE. T DESIRE to i hank my Custom- | ers lor the support they have accorded me during the time I have been in Business, and I beg to notify that I have disposed of the same to ARCHIBALD KERB, for whom I request the continuance of their custom. H. P. FORSTER. OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS. AH accounts due to me can be paid at the shop to Mr Kerr whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. H. P. FORSiER. WANTED KNOWN — Parting Gifts. 2yds wide Table Damasks, rsually sold for 2/6, now J/9. 2/3 Door Slips, the pair for 2/6. Towels 3§d, 4Ad, s£d, 7£d. tee the bargnins, 4£d Flannelettes 2/6 a doz , 7£d Flannellettes, 5s a doz. Balance in Remnauts of Cali co, Prints, Muslins, Ga ateas, &c, &c , should be inspected. Balance of Sewing Cotton (black only) lud a doz. Few pairs Ladies Corsets, 1/3 per pair. Sunshades and Umbrellas worth 6/11 for 4/1. Te Aro Hoiue Brunch. MANAWATU HOTEL STABLES, HAYING leased the above Stubles, I hope by strict attention to them, to gain a share of the Public patronage. Horses thoroughly and quietly broken to saddle. W. G, TBASK, Proprietor.
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Manawatu Herald, 16 January 1894, Page 3
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466Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, 16 January 1894, Page 3
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