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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 23, 24 December 1883, Page 3

ST&pS & GORTON, THURSDAY, 3rd JANUARY. ANNUAL HOBSE FAIR. AT THE SALE YARDS, BULLS. 112 Hors.es already entered. HTEVENS AND /NORTON O \J Will sell by public auction as above — 50 broken and unbioken light and heavy draught horses 30 light harness horses and hacks 20 unbroken fillies and geldings (hacks) 10 draught, mares and geldings i broken arid staunch The thoroughbred mare Laurel I 2 -year-old colt by Patriarch out of Laurel's dam Entries will he received up to ten o'clock on sale day, but not later. Sale at 1 o'clock shabp. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers, Bulls and Palraerston. CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES. FPJDAY, DECEMBER 28. AT THE DENBIGH SALE YARD?, FEILDING. GT EVENS and n ORTON • Will sell by Public Auction as above— 20 yearling steers 20 yearling heifers 10 beef 25 mixed cattle 15 2£-year-old steers 10 yearling steers ( 16 18-month to 2-year-old steers andjheifers II yearlings, chiefly steers 5 milch cows ; 4 fat bullocks 50 fat sheep Sale at 1 o'clock. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers. NOTICE, HTEVEN.S and /^ ORION . Are the Sole Agents for the COLONIAL BARBED WIRE, Manufactured at Oamaru, viz. — No. 12 — 18 chains io the cwt., i price per ton, £35. j No. 13— 21 chains to the cwt, s price per ton, £38. ; s No. 14 — 26 chains to the cwt., i price per ton, £48. i Samples now on view at the Store, Rangitikei-street. i Best Wire m the Market. '. Also, FEED OATfI, COOPERM SHEEP DIP, ; &C, «fee. < STEVENS & GORTON, s Auctioneer?, Bulls and Palmerston North, R. LETGH, '. Manager. ' I "''""''' M '" M '^"''* WW^ M " l ''' ; THE BON MARCHE. | SPECIAL 'aNNQUNCEMENT: i ■ — — ' s YyVJE have much pleasure m informing . VY our customers and the public 1 that we have this week purchased m I Wellington, from various Wholesale ? Houses there, several extensive lines of ; Drapery and Fancy Goods suitable for 1 the coming Holiday Season, at various 5 discounts ranging from 25 TO 65 PER . CENT, off the regular prices, which we i are thus m a position to dispose of at ■ CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN f THE WHOLESALE PRICE. Intending purchasers will do well to inspect these goods with as little delay as possible, so as to secure an early choice. Among a variety of other ( lines they comprise the following : — . Capes, ; Flowers, Dolmans, ' Scarfs, Straw- Hats, j > Counterpanes, , Little Boys' Suits, Washing Dress Materials, Stuff Dress Materials, , .Lace Curtains, L Pinafore. 0 , Hosiery, 1 T Laces, &c, iSiIF Early Inspection Solicited. '! C. M. BOSS AND CO,, r THE BON MARCHE. F s MANAWATU RACES. \ NOTICE. I ANY Person or Persons found trtsA. passing on my property, a>lj >in- ' m a the h'ace Course, o» December t SJtJlh, 1883, will be prosecuted. 5 (Signed) R. H. HTALLARD. [ C. S, GATTOXM, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, I The Sr quake, Palmehston North, I T)EGS to inform the inhabitants of D the distri t generally that he has re-commenced business as above, and p trusts that by making a thorough good i article at moderate | rice, to merit a , renewal of the patronage so kindly > bestowed on him previous to bis leaving > Palmerston. J Repairs neatly executed. Note the Addre s — Next the Commercial Hotel. (The Standard Office.) FOR Delicate Female, w Di<Uyz>d Iron "m bottles, Is 6d. Remington's, Square.