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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 112, 29 January 1881, Page 3

PADDOCE: TO LET - 4A\ acres GOOD GRASS, with tworoomed COTTAGE, close to the Square suitable for a dairy farm. Apply by letter to, vv j j A., Box 18., Post office. FOUND. ONE little RED CALF, owner can have _amt> by defraying expenses on application to A. C. CLAUSEN, Foxton Road. Jan. 14, 1881. THIS DAY SATURDAY JANUARY 29. At two p.m. At thb Pboplb's Auction Ma*t. Q. M. SNELSON HAS received instructions from the Race Committee to sell by auction at his room* this day. Lot I.—GRAND STAND, used at late race Lot 2.— BAND STAND Lot 3.— 80 FENCING POSTS. TBBM3— CASH. G. M. SNELSON. Auctioneer. THIS DAY. ■ !->■ HI! ■ 111 — — SATURDAY, JANUARY 2», At 23 noon. Preremptory sale under Bill of Sale. | FURNITURE. SPRING TRAP AND HARNESS, &o. &c. G. M. SNELSON HAS been instructed to sell by Public Auction, the household furniture and effects m and upon the premises lately occupied by Mr William Lyons, Taonui street, A quantity of articles, consisting of Beer hogsheads, octaves, five and two gallon barrels. Bedsteads Tables Chairs Pictures Ala* A good SPRING TRAP ANB HARNESS. TBBMB— CASK. Sftle at 12 noon G. M. SNELSON, Auctioneer. MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. A Ll* m-cotnats for PAYMENT must ___ be sent mto County Engineer, at Palmerston North, at least TEN DAYS before meeting el County Council, or said accounts will be held over till the next monthly meeting. H. J. HAYNS, County Engineer. Palmerston North, January 19, 1881. *V[ OTICB is hereby given, that the 1\ .co-partnership hitherto subsisting between the undersigned, trading at Foxton and Palmerston North, m the County of Manawatu, as Importers, Auctioneers, and General Commission Agents, under the style or firm of w T_Y_«r_, Luraoir A Cjo," has been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the fourth day of January, now instant. And notice i* further given that James Linton, has retired from the said co-parta*rship firm, and that the busineaa thereof will henceforth be carried on by Ernest Stephen Thyniße safely upon his own account under the style or firm of " ThT-T-j., LjHffO- k Co." And that the said Ernest Stephen Thynn© will receive all debts due ta the said late co-partnership firm* and will discharge all the liabilities thereof. Bated at Fnxton aforesaid, this fourth 4j# of January, 1881. JAMES LINTON. ERNEST S. THYNNB. Witness :— J. Herbert Hankhts, Solicitor, Foxtoa. "With reference to. the above notice, I have authorised Mr James Linton, ta collect all outstanding, sccounts of the late firm at Palmerston North aforesaid. ERNEST S. THYNNB. TO OLD FRIENDS. AND. CUS- ; TO-MERS. A N impression, having gained ground £"__ that I hs^e given, up business, and ntend to. leave, the District, I wish.it to be distinctly understood that I am still 2AR&YI.N,G; ON MY BUSINESS as usual m. MIV OLD S HO.P -.JBtR. SQUARE. E. E. METARD. IA.MES GEORGE BEANEY„ M-D., M.K.C'.S.E., &,<->-. &c. &c j BEGS to announce to. his friends and patients that he HAS RETURNED, TO VTCTORIA, After his visit to England, and the Contin.ewfr of Europe, and MAY BE. CONSULTED DAILY. At his former residence, *)OLLJNS. STREET- EAST, MELBOURNE. N'.B'.— PatrentS;Co3sultmg Dr Beaney ny letter ar»* kirvd.l.y> jvqiicsted to, jEar-. V.Q&. sh.« VsuaA fc% $ .1 9a