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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1016, 19 November 1917, Page 8

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. On the premises, 23R FEATHERSTON STREET EAST. TO-MORROW AT 1 P.M. MOUNSEY AND CO., favoured with instructions from MR I REN, who is Raving this district, will sell as above, ON TUESDAY NEXT, THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD E I'I'ECTS, including, STAINED rinm SIDEBOAD with hovelled mirror; expensive COUCH IN GREEN SADDLEBAGS with 2 MORRIS ARM CHAIRS to match; easy wicker chair, SEAGRASS CHAIRS; solid OAK DOUBLE BEDSTEAD COMPLETE with mattress and bedding; linen pies*, DUCHESS CHEST, washstand; shoots, BLANKETS: bedroom ware; chest drawers; LINOLEUMS; nigs and mats; curtains; pictures; table; G BENIMOOD CHAIRS; ornaments; palm stand; single iron bedstead complete; REMIT DRESSER; complete CHINA TEA SET; crockery; screen; 3 lamps; tender; KHCHEN UTENSILS; ALUMINIUM WARE; Potts irons; jam jars; GOAT; 3 PURE HAMBURG hens; 1 pure Rhode Island rooster; OTHER POULTRY; coops and general sundries. .WITHOUT RESERVE. Dominion of New Zealand REGISTRATION On ALIENS ACT, IHI7. NOTICE. EVERY alien is required to make application for registration in tne irescribed form not later than Ist De ;ember, 1917. “Alien” means a person of either sex lot less than fifteen years of age who is lot a Britisli subject either by birth or )y naturalisation in New Zealand. 'Alien .seamen may register with Coloctor of Customs at port where vessel s lying. _ . Every such application shall be in vriting in duplicate, and shall be made >y delivering the. same, personally to a flegisiration Officer. A certificate of registration will be ssuod upon receipt ol each application. Forms of application are obtainable it all police-stations throughout the dominion. Police officers in charge of policc-sta-dons and Customs ofllcers at main ports ire Registration Officers. Penalty for failing to register, £SO. CHANGE Ob' ADDRESS. On removing from one county or borough to another a registered alien mist notify new place of abode within ion neon days. Penalty for failure, £2O. (By order) MALCOLM FRASER, Government Statistician. Wellington, 9th November, 1917, IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE NEWMAN WOOD, Late of Shannon, Sheep Farmer, Deceased. A LL creditors of the deceased must Z"1l render in detail and in duplicate particulars of their accounts against ,he Estate, addressed to Mr J. S. Wilkinson and Mrs Dunn, Executor and Executrix of the Mill, caro of tho indersigned, forthwith. All moneys duo o the Estate must Ik-! paid to them. HANKINS AND LOCKHART FITZHERBERT, Solicitors to the Estate. PALMERSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE TO OCCUPIERS OF STABLES, HORSE-KEEPERS, ETC. THE assistance and co-operation ol owners is earnestly requested in reducing the fly pest. Every occupier of stables must pay particular attention to flushing down the drainage and general cleanliness ol stables. Horses should have clean bedding at least once a week, which should he treed from manure daily. This manure, which is certain to contain flies’ eggs, should he buried, or if stacked then treated with arsenical sheep dip I to 150 oi water and sprayed lightly with paraffin. Jf all manure is removed oneo a week and either sprayed, treated or dug in, an immense step will ho taken in fly prevention. It is the stable fly, Stomoxys caleitraiiH, which has been proved to convoy the virus of the infantile paralysis, and it differs from the house fly only in having a penetrating sucker. Manure must not lie stacked anywhere in the Borough for more than a week unless completely covered with a ■layer of earth or chemically treated. This applies also to manure used for garden and agricultural pnrjHisos in tho Borough. 12th November, 1917. AORANGI LAND DRAINAGE BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the AORANGI LAND DRAINAGE BOA 1), at a mooting to lie held on the -.nil November, i 1917, to make and levy under the provii sions of the Land Drainage Act, 1908, • and the Rating Act, 1908, and their rci sportive Amendments, a General Rato of 7-lGd in £ on Class A and 5-lGd in £ on Class B on the capital rateable 1 value of all lands within the Board’s 1 District for the period commencing Ist t April, 1917, and ending; 31st March, 1 1918, such rate to ho dnp. and payable at the Board’s office in one sum on Mth December, 1917. f H .0. BAGNALL, ' Clerk. 17th November, 1017. MAN AW AT U COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that all Rates outstanding 24th instant s will bo sued for. ) A. K. DREW, County Clerk. Sanson, November 10, 1917. r SEEDLINGS and Tomato Plante : ready after 10th October, from t 6d per dozen. Wo will have millions to 1 > > offer this month, all good plants end i 1 cheap.—B. H. Just, tho Square. /ANTED ADVERTISEMENTS , / (not relating to mootings, amuse- ■ < incuts or tender?) not exceeding IG, ■ words, Is each, or 2s booked per iimer- i' tion; wanteds relating to meetings, K wußSsrmmU ut ksdt H wordu if, £4,