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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 68, 13 June 1877, Page 4

p U B LIC N O T I C E. J. G. ANSTEE, • Begs to inform the inhabitants of Palmerston and; the ?jßiirrounding district that he has commenced business m the Square as Tobacconist, Stationee, Seedsman, and Dealee m Fancy Goods, . . Under the special care and management of Mrs Anstee, and trusts that, by moderate charges and civility, combined with a first-class article, to merit a share of public patronage and support. SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! . Just imported from Melbourne, a choice / collection of VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS, Consisting of Peas " Carrots Cucumbers , Beans Parsnips Pumpkins - Cabbage. Eadish Mellbns Cauliflower Lettuce Marrows' Brocoli Onions Tomato Turnips Leeks • &c, &c. , J. G. A. begs \o call special attention to his collectionof seeds, and. assures the public that it is his intention to offer^ none but New Seeds, as he is well acquainted with the importance of selling a good article, and the delay and bitter disappointment occasioned by sowing old seed. MES. E. , M A E S H Begs to announce to the inhabitants of -Palmerston and ' surrounding districts, that she has re-opened her business as deessmakee; And added to it that of - MILLINEEY, Having secured the services of a COMPETENT MI.LLINEE Just arrived from England. Mrs E. Marsh thanks her numerous patrons for their past favours. v LADLES' OWN MATERIALS MADE UP. Address — " J MES. E. MAESH, Palmerston North. TpHpMAS M.OFFATT, BUTCHEE, , & <L M E ft S T O N< ' Cash purchaser of hides and sheepskins. Small goods of every description .aiways on hand. '<-> ' •October 22, 1875. - • % By OEDEE of the EXECUTOES OF THE LATE ME. E. SHOET. FOE SALE, that valuable property m the township of Sandon, Eangitikej, Comprising sections 79, 80, 81, J32, 83, and 100 acres native land, containing m all about 1014 acres. Of this 150 acre? are ploughed and laid down m grass, 40 acres m paddocks, 30, acres m bush,' totara, matai, and white pine". On section 80 is erected a substantial TenToomed House, together with shearingshed, sheep-yard, stock-yanJ, garden, and orchard. ' The boundaries are fenced and se-} curely enclosed. The Mangaone Stream runs through the property, and furnishes a constant supply of water. The close proximity of this estate to the Eailway Station at Feilding greatly enhances its value, and buyers a"re in*vited to inspect the property. Further particulars will be furnished on application to Mr. Wm. Baker, on the*property ; or, to JOSEPH NATHAN & €O\ i^- a_ T i c £. Settlers m the Manawatu^ and . surrounding' Districts visiting Wellington will find it to their advantage to purchase ■ their SADDLEEY an^ HAENESSfrom " J. E. ETANS; Saddles, Under the Verandah", Lambtbn Quay, WELLINGTON. The Trade and Country Storekeepers supplied. ES. MEEEITT'S SCHOOL, Palmebston Noeth. Mrs Merritt begs to'announce to the' parents of her pupils that during f3a.e~ Winter Quarterner School will be open 1 at her;Eesidence. / Mrs Merritt receives pupils from S to 14' years of age. * •■ Teems : Pupils up to 10 years, Is 1 pcr 1 week; above' lo, Is" 6d. For. Music, Singing, and Drawing— £l Is per quarter each. Mrs Merritt gives private lessons m Music and Singing; and having studied' under a_Prof essor of the Eoyal Academy' ef Music,. London, maybe relied upon to impart a- thorough knowledge of Both. • " , I Mrs Merritt teaches all kinds of i Needlework,' both fancy and plain. Terms, for Boarders, £1 10s*. per Month; ' " Hours of Stu.dy,,9 to 3; Drawing Glass, 3to 4- , J