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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 6917, 28 January 1901, Page 3

HARBY PALMER. Harry Palmer, Stock and General Auctioneer, Agent and Valuer. Rangitikei Stbebt. AGENT FOR— JOHN HOLMES & CO., Wellington, Merchants and Indent Agents. BTRAWBRIDGE'S CODLIN MOTH AND BLIGHT EXTERMINATOR. A Sure Remedy. SPRAI PUMPS of the-latest improved makes, including the " Ideal Billons," "Douglas," "Garside," &c, which are speoially recommended to orchardists and others. The above pumps are alwayskept in stock. FOR PRIVATE SALE— 1 Alexandra Separator 1 Sausage Machine 1 First-class Barometer 1 Milk Flo'U 1 Spring Dray Also Violins and other articles too numerous to mention. We have also some very desirable town-and farm properties on our books. Clearing sales oonducted in any part of the district. Sale of Pigs, Horses, Poultry, Produce, Furniture, &c, at the Mart every Saturday at 1 o'clock MOUNSEY & CO. CENTRAL AUCTION MART. . MOUNSEY & CO., (late Brophy, Mowlem & Williams), STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEEES. SALES conducted anywhere on most reasonable terms. Prompt account sales/ MESSRS BROPHY, MOWLEM & WILLIAMS beg to notify that they have disposed of their business to Messbs Mounsey & Co., and while thanking the public for their very liberal patronage, solicit a continuance of the same for their successors. All accounts owing to Brophy, Mowlem & Williams, must be settled by 31st inst.

BROPHY, MOWLEM & WILLIAMS.

MANAWATU FRUITGROWERS' HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL SHOW TO BE HELD AT THE mHEATEE T3OTAL ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1901. 1. Pot Plants, 17 classes. 2. Cnt Flowers, 23 classes. 3. Fruit, 24 classes. 4. Vegetables, 27 classes. Entries close on the day of show 7 not later than 10 a.m. Nail driving, guessing and other'competitions. Schedules can be obtained from the Secretary. HARRY PALMER, Hon. Sec. ,-;^^^ A.O.F. m|||^^^|S COURT MANA- j ;v£n[Tf?c;iofß or r.»npT£B»| THE ordinary fortnigntly meeting of the above Court will be held in the Porestets' Hall. Main-street, on Tuesday January 29th, 1901, at 7.30 p.m. Business—lnitiation and general. .«i A. BUCHAN. Secretary. Hilffl OEOUA LODGE, No. 5. ' THE ordin-.:y fortnightly Meeting of the abov > Lodge will be held in the Oddfellows' H .11, Cuba-street, on Tuesday, January i'.Hh, at 8 p.m. sharp. Business—li- itiation and general. By order of Tie A.D. 0. S. RUSH, Secretary. PALMERSTON FIRE BRIGADE, THE ordinary meeting of the above v. ill be held on Wednesday evening, January 80th, at 8 p.m.

mum md AiißAiia AUTUMN SOWING, 1901. JUST LANDED— 15 Tanks Epw Clovers, NATURAL GRASSES, TURNIP RAPE AND MUSTARD SEED. ALL specially selected for quality for our trade by Messrs Hurst & Son, London. RYEGRASS SEED-We have again secured the whole crop of this seed grown by Capt. Russell on his old established pastures, Flaxmere, Hawke's Bay. Wo have full confidence in recommending ttis valuable strain Of Ryegrass to anyone wishing to lay down a permanent pasture. We will have our usual supplies of Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogstail, Fescues of various kinds, and other seeds specially grown and cleaned for our trade. baeraud"&abraeam SEED MERCHANTS, Palmerston North, Feilding and Dannevirke. HANDY hanging meat sales, butter or cold meat safes, also wire meat covers, insect guards Tor lamp chimneys, fly cages, a few nn-e Bird Ca^es. You can get all at BARRY'S, Cheapside.

WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD. APPLICATIONS are invited up to SATURDAY, 9th February, for the post of Assistant Teacher ot the Hawera District High School, at a salary of £150 per annum. Candidates must bo qualified to give) instruction in the subjects connected with the District High School, and forward applications, with copies of testimonials, to the Board's Secretary. Also, for the post of teacher of the ; Moawhango School. Present average, 22 on a roll of 28. Present salary £97 10s per annum and £10 house allowance for a male, and £14 2s and £10 house allowance for a female. A. A. BROWNE, Secretary, 25th January, 1901. CENTEAL AEOADE IRONMONGERY AND FUP- ' ' - . . i TURE ESTABLISHMENT. THE public are informed that the above business, hitherto carried on by the late Mr J R. Montague, will be continued without any change I of management in the same premises, the Square, Palmerston North.