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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 256, 2 October 1883, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. THURSDAY, 4th OCTOBER. AT THE SALE YARDS, SANDON. CATTLE, SHEEP. SPRING CART. HTEVENS and |^ ORTON Will sell by Public Auction as above— 30 yearling steers (hand fed) 22 yearlings (mixed) 10 cows 15 heifers 50 ewes and lambs , 50 fat wethers 70 wether hoggets 25 mixed hoggets 1 new spring cart Also, Several good hacks Sale at 1 o'clock. XXX STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 9xh OCTOBER. AT THE BOROUGH SALE YARDS, Pa-mkbsion NoaTH. QTEVENS and /^OR-ON Will sell by Public Auction as above—--10 head beef 10 do do 8 head prime beef .90 mixed yearlings • '. , 15 cows, and heifers 100 fat wethers 80 do do Horses, &c* .-..,.-. L j . . „ . : . Sale at 1 o'clock. . « - : .. STEVENIT& GORTON, Auctioneers, i Palmerston N. and Bulls. : ; ; "NQJIGE. ; ~; AT THB WOOL AND PRODUCE STORES. B angitikei-Stbebt . PALMERSTON NORTH. iyr O W FOR SAL E — 20 Tons Kakanui Blue Derwents for, seed , A few tons i of rtd carrots - : :;S_.; t ,B Jj 0^" ,9^ COOPERS' SHEEP DIP. . Barb Wires 1 •-■■ " Fencing Wires Nos. 6, 7, 8. Also, Just Arrived — 100 Boxes Tea, Very Choice ;* STEVENS & GORTON, R. LElGfl, Manager. \/T '■ -Tfe Q' DEBATING SOOIETY. CHIEF DEBATE-ON- DEO. 26, 1883, I AT ,3.15, P.M. ■:'.:...: 500 Membeisat £1 Each^ to 1 be Presented to the following :— President!.;. ': --'i.i '" v.i L/. £150; Vice President ... ... ... 100 Ex Vice President ... ... 75 Working; Committee (divd.) .;. 75 Overseers (divided) - ... ..• 100 r _ Total. ...~-.,*.« • .» £500. i If. not sufficient-membeifs, the honor-" arium pro rata, and : working expenses to be" deducted. * ; Result slip poßted to;; each member | immediately after examination. 'Registered letters aad telegrams not accepted. \i X. :.,.; W. '.Y\- h \ I Add two stamps for reply and result. ; Application by letter only, addressed to" -. ' : - -.'■■.--< ': X " x «« ALPHA," Care of. S. ABRAHAMS. , : ..'., , Box JS'o 19j Post office. ' *' ■ Palmerston Nortb. W"O*U G H' TOT ii-TDRE 2s 6d" REMINGTON'S" THE SQUARE '>■■■■- -< * " u -"' " ; ' ;; - "- y - ' j TI-kPLE OT^ASHION. i pHE UNDERSiaN ED m reLL tnrning thanks to the inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding districts for their libernl support ; m the.; pas v desires to inform tbem that he has just received his , Spring Goods consisting of Worsted Coatings, English coatings, English hnd Scotch Tweed. Also, frr*m the celebrated Mosgiel and Kaiapoi factories, a very choice and fashionable assortment to select from, which he now offers foi Oash at reasonable prices. T, T. KERSLAKE. , Temple of Fashion, Next Foresters' Hall. ' STi HILL-STREET SMITHY, Opposite^the. St. Hi--?Stbeet Cattle -. j ', '..'". „ ,Sa£e Yards. . '.-,-.- , ;lof*PAßKls &mGO. BEG to inform the' inhabitants of ■ Wanganui ' and the surrounding ' district that they have commenced business m the above line, and trust that by good workmaoship and moderate charges a share of public patronage will be accorded. The Horse Shoeing Department will be under, the immediate care of W. Parkes, whose reputation as a horse-shoer is well-known m. this, district At the last Agricultural Show the first prize was awarded him ior -shoein hackg horses. \ Jobbing and all kinds of Work executed with neatness and despatch. Harrows and all Farming Implements manufactured on the shortest notice, and 15 per cent, cheaper than imported • ,r. .''.•■' : -' articles. Farmers and Settlers m country districts would do well, before purchasing .. . ! - :..,,. ,;togive us. a trial, . „ Note the. Address j— St. Hul-Steeet, Opposite Cattle Sale sTA*aps, Wanqanuj. Toothache Cur^ is, 6;<j 41 REMINGTON^ SQUARE, \"