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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7027, 11 June 1901, Page 4

THE "CHAMPION" COOKING RANGES ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE Cheapest and Best. OfJ INCH RANGE—LATEST IMPROVEMENTS WITH COPPER Mw BOILER— DISTRICT AGENTS— DUNK AND PRINGLE, PALMERSTON NORTH, GENERAL AND FURNISHIHG IRONMONGERS. IMPOETEBS OF— ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL HARDWARE CHEAP FENCING WIRE ROOFING IRON , , FARM TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS ADDIS CARTING TOOLS . ENGINEERS SUPPLIES. TEE POLTPATIIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

OF CHEISTCHUECH. pOLYPATHY, the New Method of Healing, is the surest and most rapid system, J_ as it cures with absolute certainty such diseases as Cancer, Epilepsy, and SsiSl: 013 Syßtem' -weU as su chronic -a n™-^ e^EF^ mMo Methods' which doea ™* ■ nThe? w ei o impres/ upon aU men who are suffering that they have the and favorably ia the Old World Hundebds op Testimonials as Under :— LOSS OF NERVE POWER & VITALITY. ™a Qf^Tf'—^ feel tha*J am cured, and believe it to be due to your remedies and excellent treatment. A few months ago I was a total wreck in mind and body, and often wished myself dead; but now I am a strong and healthy man, and feei r that I have something to live for. Be sure I will never fail to recommend your Institute to fellow-men, for I think if I had not undergone your treatment I would now be in my grave. To say that lam grateful to you, is to put it imldlv. If I can help you v any way I shall deem it a pleasure to do soT-Yours with gratituae> G. P. WATSON. RHEUMATISM AND LOSS OF USE OF ARM. I Gentlemen,—l have much pleasure in sending this letter of thanks for the marvellous cure of rheumatism your treatment has effected. For four months 1 could not put my left hand to my head, and was some time in the hospital without any benefit; but after using your Embrocation, and taking your medicines, I was able to use my arm, straightened as well as ever, and it has not been in ally way stiff or painful since. Thanking you again, and wishing you success.-Yourk very gratefully, . w< E GOLDSWORTHY. If you cannot visit, write for Question List' to CHRISTCHURCH with stamped envelope, and you will recede an immediate reply. -~^-r^ Hundreds Cdeed Annually by Letter. MORE CUEES MADE BY POLYPATHY THAN ANY OTHER SYSTEM IN THE WORLD.

HSSAMAN'S LEMON J£ALSAM FOE COUGHS & COLDS. 1/- Per Bottle. 1/- Pbb Bottle, THIS preparation has been used privately for many years, and the flattering testimonials received have induced me to make it more public. It is entirely free from the dangerous sedatives so frequently used in the largely advertised cough medicines ; also being'a cheap and thoroughly reliable remedy for Coughs and Colds. The doses are graduated from children upwards. One Shilling per bottle. English and Oolonial certificates. j Medallist in Botany and Pharmacy. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N Fredk. Ireland PEAKS, PEACHES, & APRICOTS 3 TINS FOE O l m AT IRELAND'S. KEEOSENE, 150 TEST pee case gyg tin AT IRELAND'S FLOUE, \Tffi -J /q 6ffi < AJ m ■*v 2/3 . AT IRELAND'S. CUBE ANTS, per lb,jyD AT IRELAND'S RICE, OD per lb (61bs for lid) 9/6 Perbag) AT lEELAED'S. BAISINS, £>T> por lb AT IRELAND'S. LOOSE TEA, the Finest Procurable, at 1 /Q per lb AT IRELAND'S. AH Other Lines Rednced AT IRELAND'S; —._ 0 Just Akeived— ELLEY'S CAETEIDGES, -I rv per 100 I U Fredk, Ireland & Co. THE SQUARE. T. L. Buiok.l [H. L. Young. ARTISTIC PBINTINtt. TF you want Neat and Artistio Printing X r youshould go toBUICK& YOUNG, Who have the most modern and up-to-date selection of TYPES RULES ORNAMENTS AND BORDERS., They are therefore able to make a speciality of COLOUR WORK, in which only the best of ink and material will be used. Agents for— Remington Typewriters. 1 Gyles' Whiting Inks. Elizabeth Buildings, CUBA STREET. "DUNK « PKMLE ARE NOW SELLING PLAIN AND' BARBED FENCING WIRE At Wellington PRicßs—Carriage added.

f PROSPECTUS OF THE MANAWATU SALEYARDS COMPANY, Ltd. To be Incorporated under The Joint Stock Companies Act. Share Capital £7,000. In shares of £10 each, of which £1 shall be payable on application, £1 on allotment, and the the balance in calls not exceeding JEI each, at intervals of not less than three months, if required. Promoters: Gamman & Co. A. E. Whitehead H. Wollenrian H. Ford R. Mulrooney W. A. Browning W. Freeman Dowdall Bros. F. J. Tasker Pascal Bros. Jas. Miller G. H. Luxford D. Monrad 0. Monrad 0. N. Clausen J. Wingate J. R. McDonal A. F. Anderson R. Tanner Cteo. Kendall Bankers : Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors : Messrs Hankins &JLoughnan. Beokees : Palmerstcn North — H. Mellsop & Co. Geo. Melrose G. A. Preece Leigh & Cox , Mowlem & Mowlem J. G. Anstee 1 Brophy & Mowlem Petrce, Ravenhill& Co. | Wellington— Turnbull, Watkins & Williams. Secretary (pro tern): H. C. Mellsop. rriHIS Company is being promoted _L for the purpose .of establishing Public Saleyards at Palmerston North. An option has been secured over 30 acres of land known as Pascal Brothers' property, having a frontage to Foxton Line of about 15 chains. It is thought that this property would provide ample room for paddockingin conjunction with !the Saleyards, and that a portion of the land could be sold at» an advanced price after the establishment of Saleyards. The block is offered to the Company at the rate of ;£l5O per acre. If it is considered inadvisable to secure so.large an area as 30 acres, it is probable that Messrs Pascal Bros, wopld dispose of from five to ten acres at a reasonable rate. The promoters would call the attention of intending shareholders to the fact that a railway siding could be laid to the. yards at a very small cost, and the sidin-<? could also be carried on the Sho-w Ground, and a considerable revenue derived by landing stock, implements, and other heavy goods right on to the ground at show time. The Shares have been fixed at £ io each, payable £1 on application, j£l on allotment, and the balance in calls not exceeding £1 each, at intervals 'of not less than three months. It would be safe to" estimate that more than 15,000 head of cattle, 150,000 sheep, and 1500 horses would pass through the yards annually, these numbers at the yardage fees usually levied would produce a revenue of over £1500 ppr annum, which, after allowing the sum of £500 for upkeep of yards and1 general expanses would provide £1000 per annum to pay dividends to shareholders, without taking into consideration revenue from other sources. If the Saleyards are established they would be run on much the same lines as the Addington Yards at Christchurch which are ppen to all Auctioneers, w n o draw lots and sell in rotation. A yard age fee would be charged on al) B t oc k entered, and the commission ch» xee A i, v the Auctioneers would be reduced to compensate for this charge. The promoters invite investors to take up shares with every confidence that the venture will prove a highly remunerative investment. Yards of the kind in other parts of the Colony are in sonfe cases paying over 25 per cent to their pro. pnetors,. and there is every reason to believe that the Manawatu Yards should be at least equally profitable. Shares to the value of over «2000 have been applied for. ~ , MISS BROWNE "VXTII^ Resume Lessons in Music> T V .Theory and French, at her resii dence, Arriesbury-street, on Monday, 4th February, T ermSi one ga^'i I quarter. " ■ ■ r