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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 143, 25 May 1883, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. TUESDAY, 29th MAY, 1883. AT THE DENBIGH SALE YARDS, FEILDING. STEVEJNS& n O ETON, VJ will sell by public auction as above — 10 head prime fat bullocks , 25 " mixed cattle 20 " steers and heifers 12 " yearlings 100 fat sheep 100 mixed sheep 100 lambs i • _ ___ . Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. STEVJSNa & GORTON, ; A uciioneers. Bulls and Palmerston North. Cpeciai Notices T) RUNNER puAL pOMPANY, KENNEDY BROS., PROPJRIETORS. Daily Output ... . ... 400 Tons. Highest Medals for FIREBRICKS, FIRECLAY, FIRE-? CLAY GOuDS, AND COKE. Best Coal for all purposes m the Australian Colonies. For Steam, 10 to 20 per oent better than any other ; For Gas, 25 per cent superior to Australian; For Household Purposes, cancot be excelled; To Shipmasters and Shipowners,— We have FREIGHTS "to nil NEW. ZEALAND and AUSTRALIAN PORTS. Certificate as a Steam Coal "Ship Lady Jocelyn." ". While using our refrigerator m this port, I used both Wesport and Brunner Coal. By request I took particular notice of the qualities of both and the quantities used, when I certainly -pre*' : ferred to use the Brunner Coal, which 1 Hid for five weeks. It is a good steaming coal, very clean, no waste, and free from clinker, which I cannot say was the case with the Wesport Coal, there beititr a very heavy clinker and a lot of waste. The quantities, used are as follows : — . Tons. owt. qr. For 24 hours, Wesport... 4 2 0 For 24 hours, Brunntr ... 3 16 2 "ALEXANDER DON, "Chief Engineer. "Wellington, February 22nd, 1883. " To whom it may concern." F. STRATFORD, Sole Agent lor Manawaiu,. •■ / : rjv - GENUINE : CHEAPNESS ALWAYS DISCOVERS ITSELF, - IT has always been the custom of the CORNER BOOT SHOP to sell Every Article as reasonable as may be consistent with a fair Hying Profit. '■ Believe not the tradesmen' Wh^ tell auch big lies ' About selling their goods At a great sacrifice. They do not grow fat Un a bare bone who dine, Eat dis3< lye like a shadow Who cut it too floe. Let poets sing what theme they choose I sing about my Boots and nhoes ; j Some sing of Ladies, dark or fair, ; ! Of golden locks or raven hair, Give me the feet then (I'm all there) ' To fie them with a lovely pair. ? Some are great m all such parts ■ Where they (pitch it high) on broken hearts ; Such twaddle don't desecrate my muse I'd rather hear of broke a Shoes. ■■pp THE CORN ER BOOT SHOP, Thk Avenue, Wanganoi. EVERYBODY KNOWS IT. TO BUSHFALLERS & FENCERS. ABOUT 150 acres bush, and 35 chains wire Itncing on Mr Manson's estate. Apply. D. L. SMITH, , Manager, Rangitikei Road j . ~ ■ f PALMERSTOiN BtJTCHERY. . Established ... ... 1872. BIITANSON, m returning his • IVJL sincere thanks to the mll habitants of Palmerston and its vicinity for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him since his commencement m the ' butchery business, begs to announce that m consequence of the increase of trade and population he can now afford to sell meat at prices to suit the million 111 5 Prime Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, Lamb, and ISmall Goods, on and after this date, reducedlo former prices for cash 1 N.B, — Sheep wanted for boiling down. Highest cash price given for Tallow,, Hides, Sheep-skins, and Wool. Neatsfoot Oil, 9s per Gallon. i CARRIAGE TO WOODVILLE TAMES Tj^ D WARDS, \ ; >;; Carrier* IS now running a Four- horse Brake every Thursday, between Pa'merston and Woodville> for the conveyance ■ of Goods and passengers. Freight, 85s per ton. Parcels and 1 Passengers at low rates. AH orders left at Mr Snelson's will oe punctually attended to.