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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8534, 14 March 1908, Page 8

GREAT CONTINUATION SALE On behalf of Mr T. Rimmer. AT ASHHURST, 'MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 16th, Commencing at 12 noon. MOUNSEY AND CO. will clear the iremaihing Drapery and sundries about the place as above, and ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE. The best of the stock is still left, and it will pay householders to attend the sale. Also nearly new spring dray, suite furniture, Singer sewing machine. MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD. TENDERS are hereby invited up to March 16th, for the construction of an overflow channel, 40 feet in width and for a length of 4£ miles approximately, to form the outlet for the drainage of about 12,000 acres, near Foxton ; together with the construction of flood gates along the Manawatu River. Plans and specifications to be seen at the Borough Council Office, Foxton, and also at the office of the undersigned, 4, Grey Street, Wellington. Tenders to be addressed to— THOMAS WARD, A.M.. INST., C.E. OROUA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS addressed to the Chairx man will be received up till l noon on Friday, 20th March, for Contracts:— No. 14.—500 yards metal on Makino Road from Makara Road to Onepuehu. No. 15.—500 yards metal on Junction Road. No. 16.—300 yards metal on Stanway Road from Halcombe to Makino Road. No. 17.—330 yards -Bunnythorpe Streets and Stoney Creek Road. No. 18.—Feilding - Bunnythorpe Road, 200 yards, half to be tipped alongside Road. No. 19.—Palmerston and Raukawa Roads, 460 yards. No. 20.—600 yards, Pohangina Road No. 21.—240 yards, Ashhurst Streets and Creamery Road. No. 22.—300 yards Watershed Road from Feilding-Ashhurst to Bun-nythorpe-Ashhurst Road. No. 23.—350 yards on FeildingHalcombe Road.. Specifications may be seen at the Council's Office, Feilding. Specifications for Nos. 14. 15, 16, and 23 may also be seen at the Halcombe Town Board Office, and Nos. 19, 20, and 2 at Mr J. H. Vincent's Office, Ashhurst. ROY L. HARDING, Engineer Oroua County Council. Feilding, March 12. 190 S. J. P. Leary k Co., OF "The Home of Music," the Square, have pleasure in announcing that they have taken into partnership MR. T. P. HENDERSON, Piano Tuner, of this town and district . x Mr Henderson has had wide and varied experience in the Music and Piano business, having been 13J years in the trade in the Old Country, and since coming to Now Zealand he has occupied the position of District Tuner to the Dresden Piano Co. Mr Henderson will give his personal attention to all departments of the business, and particularly to the tuning and repairing of pianos, organs, etc. We feel assured that his connection as a partner with our business will prove a source of strength to it and of satisfaction to our numerous customers and the public generally. A TIP-TOP SHEEP RUN. 2 SHEEP to acre country; only £4 5s per acre. Country that has kept green all through the dry spell. 1900 acres Freehold, 1250 grassed, fenced into several paddocks, mostly sheep-proof; 3-roomed cottage, first-class woolshed, sheep yards and dip; some parts of country steep, but there is practically no waste land. One of the healthiest parts of Taraniki for sheep. The stock now on the land will bear out statement. Pro-* : perty is 33 miles from Stratford, and within 8 miles of proposed railway station. Apply sharp if you want a bargain. A VERY CHEAP LITTLE DAIRY FARM. i 1 K ACRES, all flat and ploughJ- JLfJ able land, close to the sea. There is very little cold weather through the winter, being in one of the warmest parts of Taranaki. The farm will carry 40 cows and young stock; the land is well fenced and subdivided. There is a 6-roomed house, large cowshed, stable, trapshed, and men's room. Township and factory within one- mile. Price only £14 per acre. E. Griffiths & Co, ' Sole Agents, NEW PLYMOUTH. WANTED Known—A large box of Cadbury's delicious Chooolates is given free to users of Bournville Cocoa. Ask your grocer for particulars. It is the most delicious of flavoured Cocoas, and una a delightful aroma. _ WANTED Known—Cheap Paperhangings. We have a large number of remnants, beautiful designs and colours, in Wall papers. These tve are at half price.—R. and E. Tingey and Co., Ltd., Painters, Signwriters, and Decorators. WANTED Known—That Messrs m Penman Bros, have taken over , the hairdressing and tobacconist busi- ( ness lately carried on by J. McKenzie In Colemau Place, the Square, and trust by strict attention to business < to meet a continuance of the public , support. " ,- j HAVE you tried the new Cocoa of Cadbury's? It's really nice, and | has the added advantage of being tasty, refreshing and nutritious. ( Pw »» grocer keens it. HE Swift Cycle Co., Coventry, • England, are the oldest makers of cycles in the world. The Superb Swift is carefully built, and the bear- t ings are so well made that we can with 1 sonfidence guarantee all the bearing " parts for five years. Swift Superb "] road racers, £20. Swift Superb, j rent's and ladies', £21. Adams, Ltd., p ine Square, Palmerston North. c