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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 38, 28 February 1877, Page 3

Public. Works Office, (Colonial Architect's Branch), Wellington, 21st February, 1877. TEN DEES are invited for the Ereci tiou of a LOCK-UP at FOXTON-. General conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at the Offices of tho Colonial Architect, Wellington, and at the Public Work 3 Offices at Foxtod and Palmerston N. Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public' Works, and marked outside "'Tender" for Lock-up, Foxton," will be received at the office of the undersigned up to NOON of WEDNESDAY, the 7th day oF March* 1877. Telegraphic Tenders will be received, provided the original tender and deposit are lodged with the nearest District Engineer at the time above specified. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted; W. H. CLAYTON, Colonial Architect. rnHE BOAED OF THE EDUCAJL TION DISTEICT OF WEL^ LINGTON. WANTED, ASSISTANT MIS^ TEESS for Foxton and Palmebstoi* Schools, and a MISTEESS for a small country School at Gladstoxe, near Carterton. Apply to, CHAELES C. GEAHAM, Secretary. rpO BE SOLD: IN THE EESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COUET, PALMEESTON NOETH. Nelson v. Oisen. By virtue of a Distress Warrant under the hand of Eobert Ward* Esq.* Eesident Magistrate, I have this day seized — ■ 1 Chestnut Mare. Will be sold at the E. M. Court* Palmerston, on FEIDAY; the 2nd day of March, 1877, at Noon. JAMES DONNELLY, District Constable; Palmerston North, 24th March* 1877: FRIDAY, 2nd MAECH. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PEOPEETIES, WITH IMPEOVEMENTS. ME. E. S. THYNNE will sell by jrablic auction at his SaleEoomsi Foxton. on Friday, 2nd March, at 2 o'clock p.m.— '"■" " ■-"••; That exceedingly valuable freehold property on the Motoa Eoad, Fox ion, within two minutes walk of the Post Office. Banks, Ferry and wharf ; well adapted for any business purpose, being town section No, 124* contain^ ing half-an=.acre, with a good, substantial 7 -roomed house thereon. The wbole property is fenced around boundaries; Terms at Sale; Also* A compact farm of about thirty acres ; within a mile of tbe town. Small well-built cottage., fowl yards, &c, thereon; Also, a small portion of bush convenient for fireirood and fencing. The property has been occupied for thepast three years aDd been much improved} a large part ploughed and sown m English grasses. The purchaser would make a good liviug off the farm by dairying and making pork. The land is now m occu^ pation of Mr W. H. Eeeves. and are suburban sections 898 to 408* Foxton; Terms at Sale. TUESDAY* 6th MAECIH; 20*000 FEET OF TIMBEE. It/TE. EENEST. S. THYNNE Las _13_J_ received instructions to sell by public auction, at Foxton, on the above date, at 2 o'clock p.m. — 20,000 Feet First-class TTMBEE* consisting of dressed and un-; dressed flooring boards, weatherboards, scantling m useful sizes, &c, &fi; To be sold m lots to suit purchasers; Tefms at Sale. SATUEDAY, 3bd MAECH. SIX MILCH COWS. A FEW GOOD HACKS; f^i EOEGE M. SNELSON has been vJT favoured with instructions to sell* without reserve, by Public Auction, at his Sale Yard adjoining the Peoples' Auction Mart, on Saturday, March 3rd— 6 Milch Cows A Few Good Hacks. Sale to commence at 2 p.ni; Terms at Sale. Parties having Stock for sale are requested to communicate with the auctioneer the day previous to the sale.-