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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7413, 1 October 1902, Page 3

:'ABRAHAM & WTLLIAMB. ~PA__MEHSTON NORTH STOCK .- ' SALE. THURSDAY, 2nd OCTOBER. A BRAHAM A WILLIAMS, Limimd £*■ will sell by public auotion at their yards, Rangitikei-street, a_ above, at 1 p.m.,— 25 2-year steers 20 3 and _ year bullocks 15 heifers in calf * 120 fat ewes CO fat wethers 150 good hoggets 100 first-class hoggets 2 fat cows 10 head dairy stock j 250 forward eives ! DANNEYIROi STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER Bbd, 1902. ABRAHAM k WILLIAMS, Limited; will soil by public auction as above at 1 p.n_ , — 8 first-class springing heifers 9 fat cows 9 fat bullocks GO 3-year bullocks 40 good yearlings 2 springing cows 2 18-months steers _0 21-year steers 4. 2-year steers CO prime fat wethers 8 forward bullocks 3 first-class dairy cows 2 2_-year steers 1 cow close on calv:ng 2. quiet springing heifers 1 springing cow WOODVILLE SALE. MONDAY, OCTOBER Grn, ABRAHAM 4; WILLIAMS, Limited, will sell by public auction as above :— 15 2d to 3-year bullocks 8 18 months steers 2 springing heifers . 100 any ewes and wethers 100 woolly hogeets 60 woolly hoggets 30 dry ewes P .HTATTJA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER'7th. A BRAHAM k WILLIAMS,Limited, XjL will s-ll by publio auction at their j aids, as above, at 1 p.m.,-— 11 fat and forward 3-year steers 20 2 year .teers 10 heifers in calf 200 hoggets 200 owes aud lambs 4 springing cows 1 sprin.ing heifer 1 2-year bull 1 18 mont'* steer 12 2-year steers 8 yearling heifers 40 20-months steers 100 4 and 6-tooth eives with lambs PEBMAII AND GILCHRIST, Liroot Importers of BRITISH, AMERICAN & CONTL RENTAL HARDWARE. TTAVE now landing, ex " Rimutaka," O Packages Pishing Tackle A „ Fenders, plain and brass "* railed 1 A „ Bedsteads, plain and -*-" brass railed X „ Lamps and Lampware Ii „ Lcoks anl Fastenings OA ~ General hardware, übo- "^ toi household lines) X „ Electro Plat d Goods 0 .. Cutlery A „ Carpenters'' Tooh. PERMAIN (Tg.ILCHRI.-T, DIRECT IMPORTERS, CHEAPEST AND BEST IRONMONGERS, THE SQUARE AND KING-Stbebt. FUNERAL NOTICE. """""' """" i THE friends of Mr and Mrs J. D. Smith are invited to attend the I iuneral of their youngest son, Arthur i Leslie, which will leave tbeir residence ; Alexandra-street, on Thursday, Ootober : 2nd, at 2.30 p.m., for the Palmerston North Cemetery. F. HALL, Undertaker. THE MANAWAIU PERMANENT EQUITABLE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. INVESTMENT SHARES. THE new issue of these shares.com- , mences to-d::... Entrance fee, 2s 3d per share. Subscription, 5s per : share, payable on the last Saturday of ' each month. Tho monthly payment of 5s is within the reach of most, and is a sure and paying investment, the result being that in about sis years a member paying in 5s a month, or £'A per annum, will draw out £25. Loans granted at low rate of interest, on the principle of repaying principal and interest by monthly instalments. Why pay rent when you can buy the freehold and repay the sum borrowed thereon by monthly instalments, which in most cases are not greater than the rental paid. For full particulars, apply to G. J. SCOTT, Manager, Palmerston North, ■ 27th_September,_1902. "\X7E have just received direct irom " the makers, a large consignment of BSUSS RAIL BEDSTEADS. As these are our own direct importing, we can sell at prices hitherto unattempted. A large and varied stock of HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING REQUISITES always on hand. Best material and work at lowest prices. E. A. EADE & CO., Nearly opposite Railway Station, Mainstreet. Palmerston North. BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY IN NO. 2 WARD. I HEREBY notify that I shall on Thursday, October 16th, 1902, hold an election to fill tha extraordinary vacancy in the office of Councillor for No. 2 Ward, caused by the retirement of Councilor Barraud. Nominations of candidates wiU be received at the Borough Council office on or before 12 noon of Wednesday, October Bth, 1002. ROBT. N. KEELING, Returning Officer. Palmerston North, September 29th, 1902. ... GOD I. A PALMERSTON" MAN CURED. READ WHAT HE SAYS. I Sib,—l consider it but to act of common humanity to hand to you a voluntary testimonial of the efficacy of your valuable medicine. I have been a victim to gout for the past 21 years. I have tried doctors, chemists, and aU kinds of Patent-Medicines, but get no relief. I-was advised by a friend of mine to give you a trial, and a blessed day it was for me I did. After going through a course of your, treatment for gout, lean happily'say that lam completely cured. :For the benefit of other sufferers, you are at liberty to make use of this testimonial in any way you think fit. 1 remain, Yours ever grateful, JOSEPH THOMPSON, Broad Street, Palmerston North. To W. H. Cbowb, Medical Expert, 66, Cuba Street, ; Wellington. . i