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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 79, 21 July 1877, Page 4

BY ORDER.-OF .-THE -PUBLIC . " TRUSTEE. ' , FOE SALE. The desiarble Corner Half-acre, with TWO-EOOMKD HOUSE, situated m New Chum's, Town, Palmerston N^rth,late the .property of Charles Henry Trim, deceased. ' For further particulars, apply to ' ELIOT WARBUETON,, -. "■"".■' - -Solicftor. .Palmerston North. TWT O ' T I C E. Mn. Maysmor having ASSIGNED his ESTATE for the benefit of his creditors to the undersigned, the business will be temporarily carried on under their supervision."" Mr Grimes will represent them at Feilding, and, m conjunction with Mr Maysmor, manage the business. All persons indebted to the Estate are requested to pay their Accounts at once, and Mr Grimes' receipt will be J a sufficient discharge; , Creditors are also requested to furnish their "Accounts to date to the undersigned, accompanied by customary proof of claim. C. E. CAPPEE, WILLIAM WHITTEM, , •' ■>• ' - ■ ' Trustees. May 16th, 1877.. BY ORDER oe the EXECUTORS 1 OF THE, i. j „ , LATE MR/ E. " SHORT. FOR- SALE, 1 that valuable' property m the totonship of ' Sandon, . Rangitikei, comprising secjtipn s^Q/rSO, • 81, s /82, ," 83; and 100 acres native hind, containing m all about 1014 acres. ,. Of thisj 150 acres are ploughed and laid down In grass, 40 acres, m" paddocks,- 30,. acres, m bush, ' totara, matai; and white qtine. . On section. 80> is erected *a ■ substantial Tenroomed House, together with shearingshed, sheep-yard, stock-yard, garden, and orchard. t r „, j The boundaries are Jfencedf and securely enclosed: The Mangaone Stream runs through the property, and furnishes a constant supply of water. Thpjjlose.proximity of this* estate to. the Railway Station at Feilding greatly enhances itffvalue', and^buyefs are itf. to inspect tne "propertyr ~" ■»■" Further particulars will be furnished on application to Mr. Wm. Baker, on the property j or, to „ - JOSEPH; NATHAN»-& CO. mHOMAS MOFFATT, BUTCHER, .. . PALMERS-TON. Cash purchaser of hides and sheepskins . Small goods of every description always on hand. October 22, 187;5. TJ N. X : BE L ING, ACCOUNTANT AND VALUATOR^ LAND, „AND> GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, The Sqtjabej PALMERSTON NORTH. . Tj^ MARS H,' *GENERAL STOREKEEPERj - Tebbace End, PALMEESTON. Best of Goods soldatyery low. Prices. -jVT O TIC E. Settlers m the .Manawatu and surrounding Districts visiting, Wellington will find it to their ' advantage to purchase- -their , SADDLERY and HARNESS from\ r >. r > ,> . . ■ * J. E. E VANS, ' Saddles, Under the -Verandah. „ Lambton Quay, ,WELLINGT ( ON The. Trade and Country Storekeepers supplied. RS. MEEEITT'S SCHOOL, Palmeeston Ncmh. Mrs Merritt begs to announce to the parents of her pupils that during the Winter Quarter her School will be open at her Residence. i Mrs Merritt reqejAes pupils 'from p to 14 years of age. . ' Teems : Pupils up t6 lO years, Is per week; above 10, Is Bd*. For Music, Singing, and Drawing — £1 lVper quarter each; " . r ' . " . Mrs Merritt gives private lessons m Music and Singing; and having studied under a-Prof essor of the Royal Academy of Music, London, may be relied upon to impart a thorough.* knowledge' of .both. Mrs- Merritt teaches all kinds of Needlework,, both-fancy and plain." Terms, for Boarders, £1- 10s. ' per jTonth. ' , . Hours^of ' "Study, &to 3 ; Drawing •CJiwß, 3t04.