ADVERTISERS'
Cat^JLines
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Daily
Manawatu
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XXVII;~NO. 7806.
jgUT FROM
ESTABLISHED 1875.
PALMERSTON NORTH, TUESDAY,
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MANUFACTURES
Dicker & rattan
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?UHGITIKILI LlNffi.
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Wellington,
Hawke's Bay
J- B. GLARKSON,
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and Taran*ki
Unmmerdal, Municipal and General
DIRECTORY
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Palinerston North,
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N?W ZEALAND ANNUAL.
AND
id is Dh LUEN BEOS,
HOWClothing
co cheap.
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BICYCLES ON HIRE.
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Borrn>
»t Johh
James J. Ourtis
Sroim.
A. KINGSBEER.
Ito. Mm, containing 1000 pases, Custom, Shipping & Forwarding
with Map* of Wellington
tofeltar
«•■-&«* Zealand ~oorreote&j to data, the Custom Hor/s*Agent,
Quay, Wm-iinotoh. i
*Wk*. handNOMly, bsundL in doth*! «Utj
Boys Suits from 9/6 to
DIMT
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Priw,lJ/«.
STOKB,
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Uttpnd.
and Parcels forwarded to any
part of the world.
GOODS
ECRKITCRI RbMOVKD.
SON <ft CO.,&*».,
Dtffiedln and Wellington.
CARRIAGE
IUNAWATU
Telephone 168.
Established 27 years.
MANAWATU FOUNDRY AND
ENGINEERING WORKS,
J 111
MAIN STREET WEST, PALMERSTON
NORTH.
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JOHN BETT.
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JLV<•«!<•• ay *.«oaipetentf staff of, work-,
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Koto the Address:
just
W. A!. BKOWNING,
Nbab BAHj^AYSTATION.
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BARRAUD
TIbRAHAM,
Note
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BAKING
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O. H. BYoiOFT & CO.
fob RONaOTEA
oq And after 26th
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arriv*. IGL6O.
WiJJL iM^Palmerßton in the after.
Doen, After tb« Wellington, Maatertafe.ctrf JVupiar trains arrite. Leave
B«tt#«j BiHfttett at 4 p.m.
**4.6. HICKFORP,
-Rontrbtea.
Watson & Eyre,
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WALDEGRAYE,
& E.HALL
Tattersall s
Kangitikki
(Late Smith & Hall).
WIpKANCI. LAUD AND COMMISION
HAVING
aro now
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at A Artf\ mortgat.
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When
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private treaty.
LAND
AND ESTATE AGENT,
Eangitikei Street, Palmerston North.
Link
extenblve alterations,
pared to thoroughly
E. Stevenson's
LIVERY
STABLES
LANDAOS. bug.cies,
busses and oo»obee
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on hire. Reliable haaks always
available at ihe ahortuat notice.
THE
COMPANY.
to notify the public that
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market.
E VI>*IReHOTRi;
Main Street,
Palmerston North.
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(late of Matton Hotel)
\\t DEVIKE
• has taken over the above hotel.
A new stock of whiskies, wines and
brandies has been opened, and patrons can
rely on being supplied with all the leading
brands.
Special Feature : First-class Luncheon
from 12 o'clock to 2 p.m. for One Shilling.
Upstairs and Dining Eoom under supervision of Mrs Devine.
Up-to-date Billiard Eoom under o&pablo
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Pickle,
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PROPRIETOR.
HAVING
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IRON
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HALL,
ereoted largeand eoramodiou
buildings, ia prepared to i any on
(orders with despatch. Onlj experienced
workmen employed. Btook of yfthiolti
PKINCIPAI always on hand or built to order
okWOSyWBOHAHTt,
iIIJC BT AM, THB
Horse-shoeing a pea ality.
AKP BTOstt^
i Funerals
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Broptiy & Co.
MAIN STREET WEST,
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and orchard
8 miles fromijrea.m«y »n4\ljf milet from;
Feilding.
Price £150.
" 'mmeaiaia
possession*"
Apply "Fanner,"'
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office.
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Ti/pSS WATSON'B small goods %rA
JJLL confectionery quite the rage.
and L-ng's buildings, Cnbaetreet.'-Seittie
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To sell Willowdale fj«a
Line. titWl
able pr >perty.
orchard.
F. Parksr, BangitikeTljinej^
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Fruit Trees
Shelter Trees
Hedge Plants
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R.W BEADNALL,
(Next Library)
The Square, Palmbrston North.
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And shrubs of all descriptions.
Season Only.
Lessons Free.
Short
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Morning, afternoon; and evening, next
New Zealand Bauk, the Square, f
Catalogues free on application.
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R. MAYO,Lessee.
POST OFFICE STORE,
Street.
J. BUTLER, having taken
over theabove Store, requests
a continuance of the support accorded
hia predecessor in the abovebusiness.
The stook has been replenished, and
residents of Ealmerston can rely on
securing the best quality of groceries,
&c, at the lowest cash prices.
Your patronage solicited.,
Cuba
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WATCH THIS SPACE
J. BUTLER.
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quantity of valuable stock
A LARGE
was damaged and destroyed
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recent heavy rain and hailstorm. There-
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Our Prices I
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST.
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LARCOMB,
ALEX.
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Ti^Oß SALE —The owner hating M»
JJ further use for them : 1 string tip
dray,;l«pring cart; an express*$tat>?o f«t
enrrier or dairy purposes. UUfcly^ A.
Kingtbeer, eoachbuilder.
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pollard, barley meal, crushed p'o^
%&A
barley, and good table potatoes, ',Z? ''
TO iEAS«-4ptt«i7;«.
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roomed house, 15minutes from ike
WANTED
hoose, %
8J acress,
Square.
4-roomed,
minute from Square. Brophyand'
Land Agents.
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KNOWN That
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just entered Into
WANTED
with
of the
suppliers of Zngl[j§k
one
largest
tweeds for a period of fire years, a«4 are
from this date turning out ftraHla** tailormade suits at 635, 70s, 75s and Male* Msh
only. De Lnen Bros., The flyiare.
TTTANTEPKNOWN—MacwumoU Mils
groceries of the
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a Low Prices for Cash.
Beat'lQujuitieß'ibi
TXTANTED KNOWN- Highest prie* tn
YY empty bottles is obtained iVGsttsche's Eagle Brewery, BangiMkei street.
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KanganyTeais honestly ip>fe>«,
EGGSI
EGGS!
EGGS t
Silver, Golden and White W/andettes.
Also Indian Game1. '"
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imported the above laji*|
strains from America 1 am piepafeS
to book orders in rotation.
at osee
" Write
for a fresh strain of blood t«
imprefe'yoor
present stock." Sittings 10/8; eash'teM.
company order. Unfertile eggs, replaced.
H. S. Munro, The K^esACoU*gy^Bij
Palmerston NortK. *'
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HAVING
EMPRESSJJEEDLE.
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INNOVATION.
ZEALAND
THE BEST ALWAYS
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a«^r if*t-J"B-°**
Supreme Pig
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WHITLOGK'S
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'T^^.^tPfi.,,
KNOt?U—MAcrnaMS adit
the
Meal'; alSo,"'«*,
WANTED
850
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The Public Trustee can bo appointed
Sections, £1 per foot, high arid dry ;-fine
Trustee in place of previously appoinfoot,
near Square and
tedTrustees or in place ofpersons who Corner, L 3per
wish to be relievedof their Trusteeship. station ; fine coiner, L2per foot, fine building
jfoot,.
site;
fine,
,SOs
corner,
fine building
The Public Trustee can be appointed site fine
corner, 45s foot, high and dry ;
Trustee for Marriage Settlements, £2 ;10s per
foot, hear railway station ;
Money Trustees, Sinking Funds, and sections £5 down,
balance 6 per cent.
other Trusts.
Best snips in town. Be quick if you
Tub Public Trustee undertakes the want
pick.
your
Management of Property as Attorney
/a. j.-senn:-.
or Agent.
The Public Trustee administers In
testates' Estates, Lunatics' Estates
and Unclaimed Lands.
For full particulars apply to
rpQge, you picture framing doneby
THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE,
-*- an t. perienced man whose sole
WELLINGTON
business is picture framing. Therefore
ensure getting the best of. material, firatclass workmanship, and thebest possible
results by going to
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TXjTHAT are yon looking at «ay. |tf«fb
Ti maid?• Looking oaUlor Pink«He)h
to get hygenie bread. Bfr per-«bil*if»
Telephone 197;
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The.PublioTtusteb ca,n be appointed Eoorns scullery bath outhouses street £
10
Cuba 950
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Exector ~f the Will or Codicil of any
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» near Square 300
person. Advice as to the making of
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Wills is given free of charge..'"•*
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TTAVE FOR SALE—
WDIMOCK
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has dogs, or
can plough; where cottage can be found
LET—scommodioustoemS"QMtich»
preferable.
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suitable for office* o£.diilittpMilrS)iSl
Wanted : Several generals for town and
the
Square ; real good «omfortlible
to
country.
rooms. lerex
Wanted—Trustworthy woman to take up-to-date
f"",' -" JDW
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charge or luncheon rooms and confec- Square.
tionery.
you want a Bkycle come to'toe. Ifri
in a position to do the" business -with
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Nurserymen
pigs_
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Tree-Planting Season.
JOSEPH MAYO AND SONS,
Manufacturers,
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Applj
oflßce.
jears
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fore tradespeople arid others should; see
that their premises are lined with P. it B.
Giant Building Paper, absolutely water
IS3" All Work Guaranteed.
proof and draught proof ; does,not deteriorate with age, and is perfectly odorless.
Thirty shillings (30s) will buy' you a 1000
take our word for it, but tome square feet A house sheathed with P. AB.
paper is always cosy, no matter how far the
and judge for yourself.
boards in the wall have shrunk apart.
Sauce,
and Cordial
During the first winter you will save the
AETISTIO DECORATION IN ALL
cost of. material by not needing so much
ITS BRANCHES.
fuel. But if you want a real good FIBE
GEOEGE STEEET, PALMEESON
hgs
,Ms
ring us up at 132 or 228, as we have a large
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NOETH.
stock of good.dry firewood, any length, also
AND CO. are buyers
screened Westport coal.
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SQUARE,
THE
PALMERSTON
K.
TTOLDERS of First Prizes at the
of ten thousand (10,000)
CIVIL ENGINEER AND
Solo agents—P. <feB. Building Paper arid
JJL Adelaide and Melbourne Exhibi- bacon pigs, maiden sows or barrows.
Eubefoid Koofing, Gr'eyrnouth Coal (bmARCHITECT
tions, and other prizes.
Freight paid on all live pigs, dead pigs 1/pany,
Wairarapa Brick and Drain Pipe
;
Chutnoys, Sauces,Pickles, Curry Powders, per pig freight. Pull particulars from Mr VALUATOR AND ARBITRATOR
REWARD—The above reward j Co. E. McMUREAY & CO., Wood, Coal
Baking Powders., and every description of A. J. Arnold, Bunnythorpe; W. Port
fJKA
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j and Produce Merchants, Main street,
o&zJYJ will bo paid to anyone
Cordials and Liquers.
Ashhurst, or Wellington Bacon Factory fvFFICES—
Chambers, The Square. can produce a suit of better quality who
: Palmerston N.
and
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Waterloo Quay.
residence,
\J Private
Duke-street Pal finish than the suits we are making to
Nothing but the best of
s
': merston North;
measure for 63*.
De Lueu Bios., The'3\ T HATE a large stock of Bikes just
Materials Used.
Square.
JL arrived exPapanui. J. B. Clarkeon.
HADFIELD & HAMILTON,
Shoeing Forge.
nurface than
U* etk«r bnod. REDCLUTFE ha. been
Ux&lj i«port^ into New Zealand
man
d«#ii||;ib«la«l tw«itT7MK Viaa maj other,
•ad M»«fwno».*»*»«i that «M7iheet will
%« tawk 9«tt%0% and properf iioreigated
Far us, business sites, building sites, and good specs everywhere.
Licensed Drain Connector
to the Borough.
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Factory
Coach
and
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Specialties—Sheep Dips, Bakerts
Ovens and Tubular Boilers built in.
FITZHEEBERX StBEET
BSDCUFfEi oovan • larmr
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m private family.
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Further large; reductions now inudte in
coats of administration.
The Public Trust Office seeks to be
merely self-supporting.
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Fstatcs , under Wills "pi.. Intestacies
when converted into cash and hold1 for
LAND AGENT,
beneficiaries are credited with interest at
highest rate, capitalised yearly, and are Main street
Near Railway Station
free of all office charges.
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BEICKLAYER & CONTEACTOB,
Broad Street.
AjoWtect. should iMoify
Corragated Iron i
C80W1!? w»CkWaaited
Th«* ik better Icon numnfaotured. Con- {
tttrttonC rtculd not be mialed by erroneou*
(tktHßtfpU. BEDOUFPE ii the best; and
tht
5 rooms with bath, range, copper, wash-house; let 14s vrfiek; good dry section, close to
Square. L375, LIOO cash.
66 x 250 feet, 3 minutes from Square,'L3 per foot. '■■■
ti acres with 5 roomed hduse.wash-house, garden, etc. L3BO, LIOO cash.
"1 OS feet frontage, 165 feet depth,, dry section,. 8 minutes from Square, 6 rooms, bath,
range, wash-house, etc. L4OO, LSO cash, balance 6 per cent.
5 acres loamy soil, 999 years lease, rent L5year, fenced and subdivided, 1 mile from
Feilding. 7-roomed house, wash-house, cowshed, etc, shelter, orchard, garden.
Goodwill L350. Cheapest property we know. of..
3O x 248feet, 3 minutes from Square, 4 rooms, range, wash-housej copper, stable, work
shop; very cheap. L250. LSO cash.
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nanagement.
kinds of grain crops at current rates, j
| Terms cash on delivery,
j Apply Box 20, PalmerstonNorth;
or at the office of the Company, Pal- !
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rnerston North.
The Company is also prepared to
make cash advances upon growing
KEDkiUFFJH !! crops at lowest current rates.
WANTED-By
young lady «nflg«4
during the day, board and ledgi**
'onlylSe"^ «1
Engagement
Married HYGENIC~BREAD~eah
Pinkerton's. Sd per 21b loaf: Til*.
WAITING
—
couple for station ; man
85
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phone
197.
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( age with highest inference,
Over Three Millions Sterling
Capital and Interest
Guaranteed by the State.
DEVINE'S
BANG'.TIKEI- LINE
MANAWATU
BEG
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HOTELS.
In «""".
gardens, Rangitikei
I WANTED—
First-okss
Aon't forget t6 mention
tMtt it t$ Van Hoirten'ayou wuit.
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Value oy. Estates, in the Office :
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CHAS. B. BUXTON,
ACBES, of knd
IM acres Mt■ I?0B.SALE—Goodwill
? - petual lease, all ploughible, goitikh
I dair/ing
or cropping gardtn
ordtrlni emu,
PUBLIC TRUStIIFFICE.
mile's
vMiTBICT: AGENT Royal
they have takenover thebusiFire De\r AasarMtO* Corporation
nessrecently carried on at Palmerston
*rtment House\»nd Land Agent,
ufflse -Clarendon Block
North by Messrs Richter, Nannestad
.tract. ftlVafe feßidenoe Fitebflrber & "Co.,and that they are now pre«*»».
pared to purchase wheat and all other
(Aimyiftl ir«t-ol»Mi ironin
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Freehold Dairy Farms;
PATENT EOLLEE FLOTJE MILL
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190
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Bicycle punip betwe** Longbwii
LOST—
and Palmerston railway rtttio*.
Finder please return
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Telling public A
accommodate the
complete plant of vehicles always on hand.
Saddle and. harness horses ready at the
shortest notice. Teims moderate.
Telephone 77.
All vebiol&s now kept andor aoTet
owing to extra aooommodation.
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W. D. MURRAY,
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£91*168
£20*143
0.8. BTJXTON has been favored with instructions to sell by
the
MR south
end of that fineestate owned by P. A. Hosldng,
and situate between
LintonandTokomaru,
East side of the Manawatu
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private treaty
Esq.,
on the
Company's railway
and
comprised of about 600 acres of fine loam', all in the verybest of grasses and wellline
fenced.
Owing to this portion of the estate being the richest all the stock has been fattened
off
land, which makes it exceptic-illy valuable for dairying purposes. It is splendidly
THE SyUARE
sheltered from the cold South-East winds by the hills which lie to the Eastward.
There
are two good roads running through the block, and a creamery is within one mile of
PALMERSTON NORTH.
the
nearest point. This is a branch of theLevin Co-operative Dairy Factory Company Ltd
a, company well and favourably known
the
district.
throughout
The
land
is
2*
For
from Lmton railway station, and from Palmerston North is about 9 miles
Excellent
ARTISTIC,
water is running through everypaddock and the property is quite free from floods.
COMMERCIAL
terms are exceptionally easy, only £1 per acre oash being required. The farms varyThe
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AND
size from 77J acres to 120 acres and are all well shaped for easy working This
is a
GENERAL
chance,rarely met with, to be able to obtain freehold land, admirably adapted dairy
for
PRINTING farming, at a low figure and on easy terms.
Telephone 148.
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ftfcchiM
21bloai8d: Tel^phemt, IW/
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We Are Selling: These At Bargain Prioes.
for sale:
»to «k*^M«
from 20s deposit.
TUT ACS)KB BBEAD » h« doubtthe feed
±fX Bing up telephone 197forfeb leaf, M
Ihb Square, Palmekston North.
OoMb will leave flongotaa daily at
Via
, 8.80, for Palmerston.
AWahati, 8.80. Palmereton
C.
BontiaUav ««*lilfc« Mtabto tk* blood to
v 4tteiat
WlM^
*l«i», th* aiatttr tutid
*T tt» F«rt6tu day»« work, w*fft
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-AND CO.,
appointed. Arabs are ."taking on."
Repairs of all kinds executed, and
workmanship guaranteed. No boys.
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in private house. Terttii moflwat*.
Apply Times office.
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Is so »»rf«otr/ di«*atjb)« that th«r« i« no
attain* s bad night', rwt. XU
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ftIANUPACTURER^,
in the order for your machine
SEND
early so that you will not be dis-
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£8,015,240
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Times office.
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Increase in the Accumulated Funds (one year)
£914 599
Increase in Annual Income (one year)
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THE SQUARE BUTCHERY.
Inprease in Cash Bonus (one year)
Net Gain in Business in Force, 7508 Policies, assuring '.'„'.
£i 397025
Next to Montagae'B Arcade.
Interest Receipts exceeded amount paid in death claims by
£184*908
Directors of the New Zealand * Branch—The Hon. Chas.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHERS
John
Johnston, M.L.C., Chairman ; A. De B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy
nnHE best house in towc for ibe primes
Chairman ; the Hon. E. Richaidson, Q,M.G., John Duncan, Esq
JL
meat
and Joseph Joseph Esq.
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EDWAEDW. L /E, Resident Secretary.
w Zealand
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CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTf
G Hk Bycroft
POWDER.
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Parkins & Attfield.
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ED-By three yon^ p,. gMJ
milkers, milkms on>ih«M Bf
imSm
'X-Y.Z, Tntss office.
AWTED-To rent f or *-fOoi^
house in PalmerttenHetth. "A •»
' \vanl|ouTen^(^coa)
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197 andget your requirement
on shortest notice.
CASH BUYER OF FRESH EGGS-llighest
Price given.
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OE^^AipßieyeipeiMmttTi*^
k. Depot are being given
«t ffigj;
Valuation-Ihe standards of valuation are more severe than those
employedby any other Mutual Office transacting business in New
Zealand
Existing Business on the New Zealand Branch Eegister
29,544 policies, assuring
wra*
cash. Leigh and Qox.
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A cop of Van Hotiten's Cocoa
lor supper is (he best nightcap.
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exceptional
ARAB
-Jl^ Bicycles.
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erected on very easy terms.
Creameries
3 WEODISTSSfES
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AND t^i
a T
Cd
h
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is
at our
AOENTS.
«tnrnkeev«rs rid and Is
IMK-TABLBS
COACHES
of Mm
;5
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and
CHINKBR LADNDKV OLAZE
W thr t-Mt I'ye used
Ironing ib a plpusure
w|4b ii.''Mrs"W M. flow*.. Toko,1
'.arknftki. «|
am.
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assuring
Reapers
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W;ANT
Policies Force 176,815
... ...... . " £50 763 590
Exclusiveof Bonus Additions, amounting to
.'." floWsW
Annukl Income From Premiums and Interest now
At, Canterbury A. and P. Show.
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£lß<Lm'wi
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Cash Profit-Thevamount of Profit available for
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SHIPMENT of thesd
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arrived
serves, is
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depot.
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amount greater than that distributed by the Society in any previous
Also:
year and over 34£ per cent of the Premiums received during
BIG 4-MOWERS
year
STEEL HAY RAKES
It will provide Reversionary Bonuses, amounting to over. . the
£1 000 000
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Terms
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station/ wlth-brth-~wMihfam.»-JPti«e 150^U.fc Palmerstoo. List price /w.
mil^remving-rat.
alone worth -^Juiini vw'n«m.'t^tj- 93b
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With Scan's Land Agenay.,- r ,^^~ ""*
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Ironwork.
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Turning and Screwing done for theTrade.
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any kinds of ladles
«ftj
be completed on theorgents'^derweaY
shortestne4ie». Gk&{
Danl, proprietor.
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BUILDIMS, F^nS^^^^j^V
"POLOITIAL"
CUBA STREET,
in-Palß*frtii^s2^!^Z*v
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tMi« trfik ««spateh.
Iron and Brass Founders, Engineers and
Etitf varMtar »f Tekiele* aaaele to order. I
Biacksmiths.
B«fHtlt Patntinf, etc., done on most
tMMnaM* terms.
Ail kinds of Engines, Boilers and
HIUIBI ON HIEE, FUNERALS
Machinery repaired.
Boilers retubed. Bearings, Pulleys,
TJ*t>ERTAKES, Ac.
Shafting, Shaft Couplings, Truck Wheels
always in stock.
Brass skim-milk Pumps and Cranes as
we supply to the New Zealand Farmers'
Dairy ;Union.
Bakers' Ovens, Bridge and Builders
yftJZ^j" ,' T '■.'.-■■!
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(gooa fttrongßuits and very drefegy).
WANTED
KNOWN-Thftt At PtJ.
merstonHosiery Faeiory Kk» bee*
to premises erected at the baeic <3
j removed
say Main street; warehbnse^here *tim
from the trade as well as the pnblie'4-m
THe Cheap Clothiers and
Terrace End.
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DELUEN BROS.,
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that I hare
my arrangements for Production and Distribution of
completed.
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factory HOSKING BROS,
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civ sell Mcns
Mens Trousers fall wool) 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 7/9, 8/6, 8/11,
d/6to /6. Real[
for~Keßtikm*e« tafcAtfc
cheap lines.
i third house off Ferguson *feeefc
-,
The Working Man 1 Try a ptfit of ear wenderM 7/9 Working Trousers
for 95s »*d<Ms A*»Wiii
Just the Trouser for yoa. Cheap, bat good.
differentparts of the town c MittiSi
Provident Machine Bakery,
Church Street, Palmerston North.
W Goods consigned to my cara from
foreign or local parts will be Bent on with|
promptitude.
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(iefft eattftjm
heading
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23/-, 25/-, 80/85/-. to 45/- Nice variety to choose from.
WedL6a£
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WHY? They Buy For Cash.
Therefore They Can Sell Cheap.
Tairleenth Year of Publication,
AUGUST,1908.
WANfEIi
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SEPTEMBER 1, 1908.
mi
1903 Models, choice of Eims, Tyres, 'fSpf-.t^ y
HOW PUBLISHED
Times.
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RELIABLE REGISTRY OFFICE,
TERRACE DID.
of vntj dtstriptiok fer
females in any part of New K*al»Bi.26s ; traitresses, hrose"Wanted—Cooks,maids, housekeeptts,. and f generals, lSs ;
cook station, 20s to 26s;'general servants,
milkers, 25s and 20s ;_ hotel hands; married
couple : stripper-keeper, flaxmill; men fot
cutting and clearing scrub; also fdur bush
hands.
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sharp ; also two men for sawmill, one »
turning put and one for breaking down.
SITUATIONS
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BEGISTR¥ OFFICE,
Fruiterer
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FRESH
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hands, cooks, waiters,^cforien, : general
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The Columbia Chainless
no equal
bicycle. If rides
HAS
easy,
the longest, gives the
least trouble ofany machine made. There
as a
wears
are scores of them being ridden about
Palmerston. Ask the riders.
We invite you to visit our premises,
which have been newly renovated and
repainted. We are the headquarters for
National Cash Register, Yost fcmtprittr,
Modern office furniture,'Qaacerbath
cabinet, Hitchcock lamps, etc.,
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THE MANAWATT3 DAILY TIiJIES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
1, 1903.
II?
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that their mediocre minds could
Seed Potatoes. conjure.
The consequence<
was that
McCalluni
sawmills
his tale of Dunedin
Seed Potatoes. " Tommy" Taylor told
benches and the
-~S.M..
debate drivelled
2 o'clock in
"
have a large stock of all the morning. The people who are
WE kinds of early seed com- interested
local
find
how the
Seddons are
y'6tl wank ail old Photogmph. copied
•
nepotism to empty
out at
or enlarged and made, better than the
tyjiginal
:
REVOLUTION
The Licensing Bench meets to-day at
12 o'clock.
} i
'and Co?s
at
were completely gutted by fire
last night.
Mr Thompson,
arrived here
yesterday. He will take his first cases
in the
court to-daj'.
A well-known Maori chieftainess, a
daughter of the late Hoaui Mehana,
died at Oroua Bridge last week, and a
large tangi is now proceeding there.
There were 44 births in the horough
last month, 15 deaths, and 15 marriages.' Each of these numbers comprises a monthly record.
The Feilding Jockey Club has decided
to increase the stakes by £520 at the
forthcoming Spring Meeting. The total
will now amount to JE1970 in stake
SPORTING.
FATALITY AT WAIMANGU
Price Fop Racehorses.
(Per Press As. omhon).
Auckla.ni>. Yesterday.
The Auckland lvacing Club pro-
Big
The Volcano
THE MARKETS.
Homebush Sales.
Received August 81,10d8 p.m.
Geyser.
Further Particulars-
,
~;,the n
Night,
At
Honwbush sales iheep were in
The Victims of Temerity.
grammes for the ensuing season were
good
demand,
and prftfiew w«e the same
prising—
passed to-day. They are cast on almost
as on Ihursday. Cattle
Warned ofThe Danger.
were firm at
similar lines to those of last season, a
Up-tc-Dates
to consult their Hansards ; but the
improved values. Best bullocks £12
Flukes
noteworthy alteration being the with10s,
incident
is
extra
£15
2s
(3d;
of
the
manner
in
typical
good
£11 10s, best
White Elephant
drawal of the Century Stakes and the Kilted In The Twinkling of An cows £9
10s, extra £12 10s, goo* £8'
which the time of Parliament (which
Early Rose
Eye.
institution in its stead of the Great
15s ; best beef 29s to 30s
is computed to cost anything up to
The Bruce
Northern Stakes of 500 soys. This race
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Do not b« femped to patronise cheap
-J 1;
;
And our famousHawkc's Bay
£500 an hour of the taxpayers' good
will be run in 1905.
Though Mercifully
photography, always bear in mind a cheap
Horribly,
Abraham
of
Hebron
and
Beauty
Marshal Soult,by Soult—Hotcheriun,
Williams.
and bad photograph is dear at any price,
money) is wasted, and to what mean
Switt.
has been sold for 500gs with certain
and waste ofimoney.
These are without doubt thefinest and shuffling ends our leaders of
Messrs Abraham and Williflms,Ltd
contingencies.
seed yet offered in Palmerston North, politics are reduced to keep their
report:
End of The Victims.
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Eeceived August 30, 9.33 a;tn.
Since our last weekly report, gales
despicableness from the public gaze.
and can only be obtained from us.
Melbourne,
Last
Night.
Press
Association.
have
been
held
at
We forgot to mention that during
Shannon,Otaki,Pal' '-'
At the 8 ale of racehorses, Thompson,
Eotohua, Yesterday.
nierston, and Levin,
as well as several-"
Co,'s
this precious stonewall debate Mr money.
of New South Wales, purchased Makter
to Eotorua at half- clearing sales of dairy
News
was
brought
stock. At each'
Vegetable and Flower Socds,have William Wood, the electand pride of By the Essex, which left recently for for 1350 guineas.
past six to night of a.terrible accident at centre cattle have come forward'in larc«
Photographer,
Africa, nearly 2000 sheep were
numbers
Wairaangu.
also arrived. GatalognSs to be had Palmerston, made a speech. If South
and
found
a
ready
sale, prices
Palmerston people could have listened shipped from' breeders around the
It appears that 32 passengers left on being well maintained. A good demand
gratis on application.
JPalmerston North and Feilding.
Manawatu
district.
The
consignment
TO
to that speech they would have
what is k^own as the round trip this exists for all classes, with the evception
first-class sheep which had
of dairy heifers backward in calf,
appreciated the full measure of their comprised
morning.
The following tcaui ilris
which
Cowslip Calf Meal
all passed Mr Duncan, local stock
n selected
All Wool Colonial Tweed.
section
of the party saw the Wai- have shown signs of easing off in price
One
disfranchisement.
Wellington
represent
has
to
Manawatu
in
the
match
farming
inspector.
is
boon
to
the
community.
a
in
but
eruption,
Dairy
Select your own pattern.
heifers-near tho drop are still
mangu, which was then
The Law Union and Crown Fire In- with Hawke's 13ay next Saturday:
Our sales at the Winter Show were its Fisher, Otaki has its Field,
ready sale at prices ranging
Lovely range.
Full-back, Skelley ; three-quarters, Fur- the geyser only played about ,200 feet finding
Palmerston
has
its
Wood.
these
Are
surance
from
£6
Company
whom
15s to £7 15s. Sheep
(for
high.
Messrs rie, Tjrell, Hammer; five-eighth,
simply phenomenal. Send for a men
•'....
Made to Measure.
SUIT
TROUSERS pamphletand we will.put you on the
a reflex of the intelligence of Brophy ami Co. are the local agents)
The other party, containing the vic- been coming forward below average
Cootes;
half,
To Measure
Hewitt;
Guaranteed
To Measure
wings, Hepburn tims of tho catastrophe, went by the way numbers lately, and the
the communities whom they are have paid in full the claim of Mr C.
d is parroad to success.
cfc
forwards,Campbell, Boon, across tho lakes and were later in reach- ticularly keen, especiallydema
called upon to represent ? Surely Lewers, whose property was destroyed and Lyali;
for fats or ewes
The Squabs
Palmerston North
Horgan,
Kush,
McMinu, and ing tho gpyser. Among them were the ■in lamb, prices for
Smiti-Ji
A.
FBESH POULTRY to be had not. Yet there is reason to fear they by fire a few days ago, with that prom- Galloway.
which
Emergencies: Findlay and two Misses Nicholls, .Mr McNaughton, increasing each week. At are steadily
daily. Also
are typical. And this Parliament is titude for which they are rioted.
various dairy
A..J. GRAHAM, Registered PharSutherland,Newth and Adams.
and Joe Warbrick.
sales th; attendances have
Miss
of
Bunnythorpe,
the
best
Cameron,
been good
Cheese,
Skerman's
Ist
Prize
we
have
!
met
Boon
Campbell
ever
had
and
will
be
the
front
maceutical Chemist, Manager.At
three in the afternoon, and competition was very brisk for cows
a serious accident at Feilding on rankers.
Paddy "MeMinn was com- while half-past
In' Wellington one gets to hear with
We sell no other.
"
the
shelternear calving or just calved, prices
this
was
near
pirty
Sunday
by
being
GALL
STYLE
off
her
machine pletely disabled at Wellington and will
rang.
things and ceases to wonder why the and breaking her thrown
The Dispensing Department
leg. The sufferer be unable to play. Hammer replaces shed on the hill a terrific eruption took ing from £9 to .£l2 12s 6d, and we have
cities are rejecting the Seddonites. was taken to theleftEmpire
place. Four of the victims were killed numerous enquiriesfor good cows. W«
is in charge of an experienced
Hotel
and
Penman.
OF
quote:
These scandals do not permeate into attended to by Dr Charlton. Yesterday Archie McMinn, the
and some others were injured*
and fully qualified chemist, is
"Tiny" of the
The eruption was seen in Botorua c»nd .At Shannon-Ewes in lamb 14s 3d,
the country, where people have morning she was removed to her home. New Zealand reps, takes
replete with a large and varied stock offirst
up"
his abode
hoggets 9s 4d tc 13s, wethers 13< 10d:(:
quality drugs, and all the latest pharmaenough to do to mind their own Our
and, it will be noticed, plays for must have been stupendous and terrific.
(Late Fredk. Ireland &Co.)
Dannevirke correspondent,writing, here,
The Misses Nicholls are said to be but. cull hoggets 6s to Bs. Cattle: 18-mos.
ceutical products.'
businesses
but
in
the
Manawatu
on
Saturd
city
they
iy.
;
are yesterday, says :—The proposal to offiMedicines obtainable any hour of the day
and 20 years oldrespectively.
steers £4 to £4 3s, 2 and 2±-year steers
breakfast table topics.
Wood and Given, also members of tho 19The
cially; open the-hew firefcell tower as a
or night.
The Square, pALMErSTON N.
victims were carried in this rush £o 9s, yearling steers £3 5s to £8 11b,
New
Zealand
are
to
bereps,
shortly
The worst of it is people are Coronation memorial, to-day, had to be
WINTER REQUISITES;
of boiling water for nearly a mile in the ■18-mos. heifers and 2-year steers £4 15s,
becoming hardened and cynical to abandoned. The hell cost over £60, come Pulmcrstonians, and will play for direction ofLake Botomahana.
weaners 29s 6d to 85s, yearling heifers
FtilV range stocked, comprising Hot Water
Manawatu.
With
these
inclusions
Bottles, Bronchitis and Group Kettles,
jobbery, and they are loth to say weighs nearly a ton, and is hung at a Manawatu should do
It was some time before their bodies £2 7s, i&t coyfß £5 17bMio' £6 10g,
things.
great
of
height
Inhalers,
Throat Sprays and
50 feot ;:, but the tests have
Respirators,
anything which will injure So-andThe Druids team to play at Marton were recovered. A considerable portion cows in calf £4 10s to £6 2s. ''
Chest Protectors, etc.
not been satisfactory. Someone has to-morr
At Otaki—Hopgets 9s Ud,
So,
through
who
his
extreme
friendw leave by the 11.35 train. of their clothing was torn off, pointing to
in
lamb 13s, wethers 16s 3d. ewes
THURSDAY,
Chilblain Liniment, very efPlayers are requested to provide their the horrible, though mercifully swift,
liness with this and that Minister blundered.
Cattle
r
nature
Our
of
their
end.
.:>
Weaners
Feilding
Oil,
malt,
Cod
Liver
and
with
writes
35s
to
£2
plain
correspondent
ss,
yearling
jerseys.
fective;
own
has secured this and that sinecure. Some individuals who drove from
Mrs Nicholls, mother of the young steers £4 4s, forward cows £5 wellbred
sod liver oil and hypophosphites; Cough
&
PalSs,
To employ a paraphrase, some heads merston on Sunday in quest of exciteMedicines in jgreat variety.
ladies who were killed, had accompanied. steers £5 17s, spring heifers £6 12s2iyr
6d,
of
departments
are
born
them
she
esgreat,
ment,
on arrival began to imbibe too
HOCKEY.
to see the Waimangu, but
springing cows £6 6s to £7 7s 6d.
SATURDAY
Hora*, O«ttlo and Sheep
others
greatness,
freely.
caped
achieve
but
The result was that one of the
her daughters' fate.
At Palmerston—Pat and forward ewes
JUST
Medicinespreparedand stocked. Condition
The eruption is described as the 15s to 16s, fat. ewes 17s 7d to 18s Id,
FIRST AND PRIVATE SHOWS majority are destined to have number was arrested. He was afterLadies' Tournament.
Powder for horses, very effective and energreatest
wards
on
bail.
which
has
been
The case being
witnessed ewes in lamb 18b 2d, hoggets 10s 7d, ,
yet
mediocrities thrust upon them. called released
gising.
\: ■■-..■
at the court this morning he
at Waimangu.
OF
cull ewes 6s 9d. Cattlo—Fat
Orders by post, telegraph and telephone
Per Press Association.
Everywhere one goes there is travail
Sightseers who have seen what this £8 ss, 3yr bullocks £6 15s, lOinos steers
to appear, and the bench inflicted
receive prompt attention.
Wellington, Last Night.
of spirit over Ministerial mandates failed
a fine of 40s.
P.O. Box No. 11. TelephoneNo. 7.
In the ladies' hockey tournament tho great natural wonder is capable of doing £3 7s, mixed weaner yearling* £8 2s -;<
that this or that useless drone or At a
know what this means.
lOmos heifers £3 Is, 18mos steers
committee
the
Raukura
team (Hutt) beat Te Kata willOne
meeting
Racing
of
skulker is to have a billet found for Club held last evening an executive and (Chrittchurch)
man was in close proximity to 18mos heifers £3 19s, 2yr steers
two
to
nil.
X49t,f'*4
by
goals
SUMMER
him, and in the great majority of programme committee was elected conthe geyser when the fatal shot occurred, weaners 30s to £2 10s, springing freifenp
but he succeeded in resisting the force £6 10s to £8 Bs, fat cows £5 Vftm to
departments there is absolutely not sisting of Messrs R. S. Abraham, Wood The grounds and referees for
to- of the water and escaped being drawn £6 10s, fat heifers £6 4s.
You ajre invited to Inspect at
enough work to go round to these M.H.R., Louglman, Randall and Pringle. morrow's matches are as follows
Insurance,
the overflow.
At Levin Forward wethers 103 3d,
The
%
ground
lap-dogs
of fortune, loaf they never
committee consists of the Senior—No. 1 ground, Midland v. intoWaimangu
and Land Agent.
began to play at 11 o'clock ewes in lamb 16s, forward bullocks £7
president and Messrs Nathan, Pringle, Palmerston (Mr "Warden ; No. 2 ground,
so astutely.
this
3s,
morning.
2yr steers £4 15s to £5, weaners and
Louglman, Mcßae and Strang. It was Old Boys v. Volunteers (Mr Appleyard.)
Agent for the Public Trustee.
In one case we heard of aresource- resolved
The fatal and final shot was at half- yearlings £3 Is, yearling, heifers
to recommend T. Lyford for a
£2 14i
Junior—No. 3 ground, Campbell Street past
ful
head
official
three
who
sets
his
extra
in
the
afternoon.
There
6d,
empty 2yr heifers. £3 165,t0 £4 4s,
■•
trainer's
School v> Higli School B (Mr Goodger);
Offices 1 EangitikeiStreet.
clerks" to 'copying tables all The license.
seemed
be
to
three
shots
in
fat
£6
quick
succows
10s to
6d/fl prinßing
advantages of the additional Midland v. High School A (Mr Short). cession—one straight up and the others
day, and then carefully waste- ward accommodation
heifers £5 15s to £6 7s 6d, store c
The following will represent Palmer- ii)
General Drapery Warehouse. paper-baakets
at, the hospital
was,
directions.
It
doubt£4
spreading
£5;
lls
to
mixed
Biiiij to•-£J"
tho lot just before Ri-e to be seen in the increased number stoh against Midland:—String (2),
one of the'latter which caught the 12s. weaner heifers 87s*6d to 48s. Pict
The Square, Palmerston N.
DOUBLE
the knock-off bell rings. This will ofpatients admitted during the month. Scott-, Watson, Johnston, Slack (2), less,
ill-fated
party
—Store,
of
four,
pigs
FOR
£t
2s
young
SCHOOL
GIRLS.
sows 27s fid.
6di
explain to Government life insurers As a matter of fact there were .33 new Cooper, Drew (2), Wilson.
Mr W. H. Constant, who was an eyeThe Midland team is as follows :— witness
presently why the bonuses are com- cases received, which number consti- Tait,
of
the
disaster
at
Waimangu,
Company.
MISS PHASER. Pkinoipai,.
Loan
a record. The statistics for the
Shortt (2), De Luen, Thorbum,
paratively small andthe salary list so tutes
no blame was attachable in
month are: Number in on August Ist, McPherspn. May, Webb Wallace, Jting, states that to
the guide, Mr Warbrick, -TheJNew Zeftlapd LQau-andvliMoan. j;.
nny way
inordinately Targe.
Craven School will re open for
Jolly,
:
tho
?
22;
mon.fcu.,
3,3;
admitted
during
who,
prior to the eruption, begged his tile Agency Company^ttd.; nq^^aiJT
While we'were in Wellington a discharged. 23 died, 4 tqtal'
the second term on Thursday, 28th
The OldBoys" team toplay Volunteers
;
now
at
the
young ladies, aid Mr follows i Ourfortnightly tale
brother,
May.
deputation from thelocal Education the institution, 28.
is as follows:-Fitt, Walklev, Adams,
to
come away from the was well attended by buyers,
McNaughton
X,
Cottle,
Fraser,
Board waited on the "Prime MinisAt the meeting of the Campbell Street
Cole, A. Soreiison, position they were in/as he considered to the interruption
oftrafficon thesWai-v'r'*
ter to protest against the J« privi- Schpol Committee last evening a Mter Crump, Curtcis,Duncan, Pederseii.
[A CARD.]
it
To
his brother ho re- rarapa railway the cataloguer
dangerous.
we»i^?
lege of franking " being taken out of was received from the Education Board To-morrow afternoon the final games marked, ■" If an accident happens you small. Prices
were on a par with Jut
the second romnd will be played; The know I'll
L.L.B.
R.
their hands. Now, if there is one granting Mis Melliah three months sick of
tho
sack."
get
sale,
He
also
told
if.
anything
a;:little
Old Boys at present have a lead of one
firmani-TRe
Nicholls to tell her daughters they quote: Sheepskinsr-Merino,
thing we agree with the Seddon laavc. It was resolved to authorise the point,
but should the Volunteers draw Mrs
to 7M,
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR,
distribution
of circulars asking parents
werein
a
and
dangerous
position,
urge
halfbred
6d
to
fair
crqpsDr'e'a
Government upon (and Sir Joseph to assist the school library either with with the Yellows, and Palmerston de- them
6fd,
6Jd to
FOYTON AM) Sh^NON
come
«d,
to
back.
Mrs
Nicholls,
coarse
Ward is the prime mover in the books or money.
crossbred-5drto 6^d,lanibt
feat Midland,a play-off will be necessary
GET THE BENEFIT
100
FENDERS—SteeI
Brass
Suites
X
(Black
Rail,
Rail,
Curb
and
Mr
Wilson
donated
to
calling
daughters
her
reto
3|d
5Jd,
by
name,
and
\ißit Shannon every Tuesday,
broken
ideai •tint %{&
to decide the championship. The Old
}
matter) it is this abolition of the one guinea to the fund and a
OF OUR BUYING
quested them to come away. To which to 4fd, green and. salted skins 3a to's»
where he may be consulted at
;Copper Mounted) very
designs.
oys' team for to-morrow is a weak one
power of "franking." -We ..say: vote of thanks was passed to him.special
replied,
Mr 1B
of
them
"Just
6d
moment,
Mr B. Osborne's
store from 10 a.m. till
a
each.
Wool—Crossbred
fleece coarse, :
one,
while the Volunteers will probably mother."
J
x
Imitation Slate.
H. P.Jmer presided at the meeting ;ard
4p.m.
At that moment the geyser' 4|d to 5Jd, crutchings 3d to 4*id, locks
" Let each department pay for its there
put
field a team stronger"than
tue
were
Messrs
into.
present;
K. Wilson,
telegrams and get the money' reup. When it subsided it "was and pieces IJdioSidper Jb^^ides^,i
that has represented them this went jthat
200 REGISTER GRATES-From 21s to £7 10/-, Plain & Tiled;- THE
four, were missing.
Barnicoat and Holben. any
,We offered a number of hides and prio«i>^
turned to it in accordance with *the Swallow,-Perrin,
season. The Palmerston team is found
Mrs
Nicholls
the
Alf. realised must be oqnsidereiiiMktiafactory.
thoughtlessness
some,
vouchers
it
The
presents
at
of
looal
weakened
by
the end of marksmen was nearly
.-:
the absence of A.'String, Warbrick, were onandthe top guide,
of the hill Cow hides from 15s to 16e9d leach,ox
responsible for a and a win for the Midlanders would
each year." But let this rule apply
near the shelter shed, and the victims hjideß to 25a each. '::'^-;:%:^^^-->,%:.-/.- ■,■■■
:;f
S >*%;
CHEAPEST AND^BEST; :.
t6 everybody—" thePrime Minister " serious, if not fatal accident on Sunday cause no surprise.
BVRRISTiiRB & SOLICITORS,
of
the
were
on
the
disaster
brow of the
morning. Mr T. Bastin, borough overIN THE
On the Showground yesterday afterMILLS,
all.
seer, when w ilking in the vicinity of noon the High School girls defeated a bill overlooking the Waimangu overFalxxiuto^ North.
Wellington Wool And Skin
ALL
KINDS.
Mr
flow.
professed
Seddon
horror
and
Ferguson
and Alexandra-streets, was team representing the Wanganui
fTAVE several sums to lend upon »dSales.
Mr
Constant
had
indignation
fortunately
rara]
at
when
Mr
Bollard
startled
the
by
T. proved town sal
land*
struck
left
hearing several bullets College by 8
to 2. Mr-C.H.
party a minute or two before the accisirreitt rotea on terms to. suit borrowers
his finger on the Ministerial extra- whiz past uncomfortably close to him. Warden-refcreed."goals
Messrs Jbhniton and#ol,, agents
dent,
Alto Money to leaden Chattels Security
One
and
had
taken
a
the
of
seat
on
brow Murray, Eoberts and Co.,report: We.
sailing
bullets,
the
vagance in this regard, but everypleasantly
of the hill in front of the shelter shed, offered 25 bales wool'and*2sodsheepbody who knows anything is aware over.the intervening ground, alighted
but near to the new accommodation- skins to a good muster ofrbuyers. Prices.
gleefully into tho_ plate-glasa window qf
(Pupil of Bandegger).
that the most flagrant abuser of the Mr
•%
house.
for wool remained .on : par with last
■VVitsqn's" bakery 'shop ii} Jil'ainff franli privilege iii
A search was at once made for the sale, and while sidns were more eagerly >
"
TTOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING.
Mew Zealand- is itreet. $he police have' investigated
(By " All Square.")
Sandow Seddon. His Intelligence the case and summonses will probably
bodies of the victims. McNaughton's sought, prices were on-the whole about
Otaki beat a weak
.Collego street.
Terms moderate.
combi- body was found first, and the others equul to last sale's
Department gets to know of every be issued to-day,
Gatatogueajr
nation on Saturday..Palmerston
The
match
was
lower down the stream, air being con- wore smaller than anticipated, probably*
birth, death, and marriage of the ,An exceptional opportunity is now played on the Otaki links,
Ba&bistcbs axd Solicitors,
which
have
siderably
about,
knocked
right colour in New Zealand, atid, afforded the ladies oi Palmerston North great natural advantages,
owing to wet weather and the railway*
"■
, THE LEADING NORTH
and were
Mre Nicholls is naturally almost dis- breakdown;
PALMERSTON NORTH.
We quote :^WcK)I-4Grossi
gayor dolorous memos," as the 6c- of acquiring up-to-date instruction in the much admired by the visitors.
;
The
tracted
at
of
her
bred
girls,
ISLAND JEWELLERS casion demands, areIpread
the Joss
it being
medium- 5d to 5Jd per lb{ cross^
Sandow system.
On Tuesday evening visitors have
broadcast last
to
the
players
thank
Otaki
months
to lend in any urn on
but
a
few
her
since
husband bred dingey, 4^d to 5d
crntchingf,- >
Mr Boyd Garlick commenced a for very hospitable and
A RE a great boon to spectacle \vearers PALMERSTON NORTH. daily over the area which happens to
DENTIST,
kindly -(reM* died.
approved security at lowest rates.
„_•
Rood,_4d to 4^ lb ; crutchings, medium,
class at WhalWs Hall, when a nient. The game
who require different lense3 ior disseparate^the North Cape-to theBfoff. ladies'
heavy
i-tX
-was
playedin
Auckland,
/
Yesterday.
3|d
to
lb ; locks and pieces^ 2d to 8d
large number attended" and some first- showers,. giiucox, junior,"
and near •.-jVision. We keep a varied
O~AS removed to new building next tant
a
Mrs Nicholls and her three daughters 3±d
If the-"Prime Minister" Had;to class work was
lb. Skins -Half-breds.s*d to6|! BUP«r '
done. Mr Garh'ck/s Strong game against Hopkins,played
Commercial Hotel, known as assortment of "the latest make on hand.
XJL
and
had'
here
on
came
a
visit
fine
from
Christchurch
{qu
cross-breds,'
CABD.
hi s use pf.tb,e%ires classes at the sphqgls. are filling rapidly, him dormy three, the
6dto
,By their use one pair of. spectacles is made
coarse to
Buildings, Main street.
Palmerstonplayer about three .months ago. After stay- medium cross-breds, 5d6fdlb;
to take the'place of two. Wearers of these
there is a chance that; his <rurgent and he oontemplates making Palmerston just managing
to sHlb; lambs :
to halve the game. ing for some time at Eotorua they
"hoggets,
5d
to
up to-date glasses speak of them in the very
lb-;
North
went
5Jd
(dead),.4d.to
takeprecedencei niemos" abbutisoniehis headquarters and opening a McDonell played a strong game against on a trip to
64 lb;
highest terms.
trie South Pacific Islands, inferiorpelted skini^ 3d to 4jd lb. •t- ,'
school of physical culture. Mr Garlick's Brown,
hody's
the
local
baby's
would
regumboil;
champion.
be
and
on
their
Hnrvey
All other kinds of .spectacles on handjtb
return they remained at
DENTAL SURGEON,class will meet again to-night at nude very few mistakes, and played a
'suit all sights,., "i ■• > -^: i- v •.-.:•,• •-..-'
stricted within
bounds 'of ladies'
Auckland till last Wednesday, when Mrs
Harry Palmer.
Broad street,
Palmereton North.
7.30 p.m. and at 8.45 this evening a class good round, rather
overmatching
Prices moderate. SIGHT-TESTING
Harand
economy and commprlhsense. ?i
two of her elder daughters
for gentlemen will meet.
den, who was good enough to fill tho Nicholls
"k LL the latest methods both in
FEEE.
left
*m
on
another
The'opinion
visit to Eotorua. Mrs
is; popularly fieldKin
Our usual Saturday" market was
jljL English and American Dentistry
Messrs F. Mowlem and R. Edwards breach caused by the nomadic behaviour, Nicholls is a widow
DENTAL. SURGEON.
C. F..A. WHITE FORD,
Wellington that the Premier w in a were
the presiding justices at the Court of some of his club mates. ,The iscbres Nicholls, who owned a of the late Mr decidedly animated and all. lines were
are praotised by Mr Bond.
big
sheep run iv eagerly^ sought aftervi The yarding of
(Opposite the Commercial Hotel, The
Chemist & Optician,
"tight place" over the.liquo^ques- yesterday. Bobert Ewart, for whom were as follow :—
■■
y .:■ North Canterbury
Hours, 9 am. to 4.80 p.m.
-,
Square.
known as "White pigs was fair and the quality* good.
tion. The head of the
Mr Fitzherbert appeared, was charged
PALMERSTON NORTH.
Mb Bokd visits Ashhurst on Tuesdied
K.Hopkins
Rock."
He
12
months
(capt)O
ago. The Prices Were as follows:—Weaners 11s:
with assault, the complainant being a
Simcox,junr., 0
day of each week, and m-'y.-be consulted /COMPLETE [SETS from £2 2s. Gold
undoubtedly
towards
McDonell
0 D. Brown (oapt) 8 younger daughter received a telegram 6d to- 17s, stores 21s, porker* £1 4s 6d
boy
named
Leonard
Grant,
*t Mr,West's Pharmacy.
who
was
\_J
trade,"
crowns and bridge work a speciality.
I
hut ""the" tail is wagging
Ross
4 W. H. Simcox 0 from Botorua on Sunday night con- to £1 8s, baconers £1 18b, sdwp'jK! 3s (s.';:
■'■■■■■
by Mr Hankins. DefenAll work guaranteed ten years.
To My Clients.
vigorously towardsreform. Spmerof represented
for
■;■■
8 Wilson
Borne splendid lines offowls were
0 veying, the news of the fatality.
pleaded not guilty, though practi- Hitchings
dant
One of the victims of the Waimangu and competition was keen. Goodoffered
the cognoscenti profess to think that ca%. admitting he had tbra«hed the boy Stewart
0 Hamilton
4 disaster
laying
,
Harden
was Mr Da.vid McNaughton, a hens and pullets 4s, 4s 6d to 6s per pair,
0 Harvey
;the "Prime Minister "will
rpHIS is my address—
11,
for- good reasons. After a good deal of
man, aged 30 years, who was cockerels 3s 6d to 4s 6d per pair, turkeys
married
;
'CheWonderMWertheim
matter to an issue
"going to'the evidence had been heard on both sides
\ 10THOBISED Surveyor and C.E., MR L. ASHCROFT NOALL,
SAMUEL BARRY,
and Wheeler and Wilson' country" or
7
Total
-O_ Abraham and Williams' Building,
18 tnaiager.of a butcher's shop at Archill. 4s to 7s 6d each, ducks 5s 6d to 8s 6d
threatening to do^so. a fine of 20s and costs 26s was inflicted.
D.8.0.A,
He was a personal friend' of the War- per pair, half-grown cockerels '2s to Bs,
Palmeraton North. ['
pupils for the pianoforte
.But afterall, office is very sweet and A week was allowed for payment of the
Eyesight Specialist,
bricks, and was to havo returned, to fed hens 2s to 2s 6d, guinea fowls 9s 6d
Land transfersurveys and Native land
and singing.
A
prohibition
fine.
was
ord,er
granted
street,
314
sweets
are"
Auckland.
essentials whetf one's against T. Mont.igue jun., to apply
Auckland early, but wrote saying that per pair. Our quotations for produce
Queon
sforVeys undertaken.
New term commences May 27th.
?
to
he intended to stay over Sunday to see remain unchanged. clearing sales were,s.
relatipnsihave^got to be cared fpr^
For terms apply Craven School or
the Palmerston licensing district and
'-^ fob SELLER'S >—
If your glasses are broken Bend direct
Waimangu play. Though married he held during the week on account of-i
As
one
the
sits
in
At
the
Theatre
galleryJobking
Eoyal
to-night
be
Campbell street.
CELEBRATED
will
to me, I have all particulars.
has no> children.
produced
down, upon the T?eary, fast-ageing, Awahuri.
Mr
Messrs Flood,
John,
F.
(Feilding),
annual
latest
" '.; WASHING
The
Bh,eridan'&
meeting of the,Manawatu
It is believed by those present that Lund, anjd^a safeMortensen
of bicycles ori.behalfof
shaggy giant who holds New Zea- Racing. Club was held last evening in success, the comic operatical comedy, Joe
Warbiick
have
might
escaped but Mr Clarkion, at^Feiidjng,. in Jach in- V:f
MACHINES.
land in the hbllowof his hand, and the Royal Hotel, Mr R. S. Abraham entitled "The Lady Slavey." Mr
Sheridan has always been sure af. a that he turned back to try and assist the stance ageiMral«lMranei»iMing'lffeeted. .';
who is at once the taskmasterarid presiding; In moving the adoption of cordial
OF
;^
th» late firm of Bennett and
women.
Our sale oiliown properties wai^grfy
the slave of the mcjs.t mediocre the report and balance-sheet (already for he iswelcome $q Fal.mers,ton North, The remainder of tho party, number- att«ude<3,
Sollitt, wishes to intimate to his TITE
but oh the whole buyett were
a
humorist
of
bright-ideas;;
Dental
published),
Surgeon,
has
BOND,
MrAbraham dwelkat length and apart from his quaintly
Parliament the Colqny has ever seen, on the exceptional
numerous friends and the public genershy, many prefering to trade privately,
clever ing twelve, had a narrow escape.
prosperity of the year
ally that he will in future carry on -*-*-*- removed to new premises in
he
wonders
with
the
result
manages
that gdod business was
yaguely^why-men^alce to just past and his confidence for:the" personality
to surround himBusiness Men, Novelists,
business on his own* account as builder Broad-street(next Convent).
The Inquest.
politics an.d. slick,;'to "politics, antd
GREAT
done after the sale. The two properties
TT^HEN
.Also, to ihe ficiihat' the>p6n, self with clever people. The essentials
»
Doctors, Artists and all HardAnd contractor, and is prepared to draw
■in
sold
the
the
an
under
hammer
why in the game (jf-.theins aad. the future,story
impecunious
are
realised'as foling of the new cburseat the Christmas
Irish
and supply plans and specifications; also
workers speak praisinglv of the exWarned of the Danger*
■[A Card.]
lows—Church street JE2O6 10b, Terr*c«
outs the straight men make no mark meeting would be. aigreat^turiiout. landowner, Major O'Neill; hit two
give estimates or superintend any work
•,',.cellence of P. and O.<SH'ISKY, it is
THE SQUARE,
street
daughters,
Maudie
and
J6168i
Beatrice,
Whetf;
to the
the cojurse was finished theit
and thecrooked ones always
time to gauge the testimony as a sign of
Went Smilingly To Death.
entrustedto his care.
D. SCANLAN, dentist, has
Is the place to get your Sewing to pose portentiously at the contrive
would total JE7OOO, but against successful marriage of whom (or either)
mence practice in the Colonial perfection in this stimulant.
apex of liabilities
he
looks
as.
a
means'
of
Barraud and Abraham.
restoring
th%t they had land valued at JE4OOO and fortunes; an American"millionaire, his Which Was Instantaneous.
With its Superb Quality, Scientific Machine-cleaned and repaired.
the pedestal.
Buildings, Cuba street.
large impr.ovemeuts. Pressure on pur
Vin..,'.'
Address—
Distillation, Careful Bottling, and 10
Barraud and Abraham have
space necessitates a detailed report of cent A. Evelyn, to whom he desires to
:justMessrs
B. H. SOLLITT,
■:
years' Maturation, the success of P. and
Auckland, La«t Night.
:■;•■
j
landed a consignment of teed
Mr C. J. Monro reports that rain fell the speeches being held over until to- marry either of the daughters; a sheriffs
LEGG
WILSON.
At
the
O. Whisky is deserved end rendered
the
inquest'on
bodies
of
the
potatoes, including Be*uty of Hebron,
VIGGO JOHN SOEENSON.
on 18 days in August, for an aggregate morrow.
bailiff,Roberts, and his assistant, Cap- four victims of. the Waimangu
feroad street'
Palmerßton North. Tailors and Breeches
permanent. Drink
accident. Early Bose, Up-to-Date, and Peach
of4-12 The greatest fall recorded for Our Dannevirke correspondent writes : tain Fitznmurice, who is put in pos- Guide ,Warbri6k said
he
warned
h-Blojuom
Makers
the
i
in preserving eg^s, equal to 24 hours was -82 on the 15th inst.
—Number 2 attempted murder case was session ot the Major's, house by hard- deceased and others that the spot where Triscuit varieties. Twenty cases of
FEILDING.
FEEGUSON'S
fresh for 12 months will be pleased
and quantities of first-class
English creditors; Flo. HoneyAs the result of laying poison for to have come, on for hearing at the hearted
to call on the trade. Testimonialsfrom all
dew, of the Empire Theatre, who they were killed was" dangerous, but his jams, marmalade, etc. have just, been
commenced business in premises
dogs, there are the carcases of thirty Court to-day (Monday), but the accused threatens
warnings
the
were
leading
disregarded.
firms
in
Auckland.
landed.
One thousand and forty packthe matrimonial schemes of
lately occupied by Mr Sandilands,
O. WHISKY.
worriers lying in the fields at Mr John Andrew McLuckic, engine driver, who the
He told7Mrs'Nicholls-to call her ages of Ceylon
Address Club Hotel, Palmerston.
tea§ Havei alto come lo
Boad, and by strict attention to
iKimbolton
Udy's Waihakeke (Wairarapa) property. wounded his daughter Janet, ngod 25, his poor Major aud the aspirations of daughters back, but the girls only hand.
business hope, to merit a share of public
The celebrated Whyte Maekay
daughters ; Lord Lavender, who is
and
afterwards
attempted
to
take
PROM PUBLIC READ- patronage.
A card tournament will be played in
his the
fiWODOOBS
admirer of Miss Flo.; and looked round and smiled at their whiskies are finding thek way to the;
TO-DAY.
ING BOOM.
JL
the Oddfellows Hall thi3 evening be- own life, is in too precarious a condition thendevoted
popular palate. Golfers have; a. fine
the Lady Slavey, Phyllis, who is mother.
tc
be
removed
from
the
Absolutely Painless Extractions. None
Napier
hospital.
the Oroua Lodge (Druids) and The
the voluntary -Cinderella of the O'Neill onMrs Nicholls and witness iihen walked choice of clubs specially selected.
"The Lady Slavey" at the Theatre tween
J>j Mr
oame
-:^
family
the old-fashioned pain-giving methods
McLuckie
from
Scotthinking
Court
the
others
would
follow.
Manawatu (Foresters). The game lancl seven or eight years ago,
Barraud to choose from;
family, having assumed cap and apron
Boyal.
•'':-■
employed by ua
for
When
he
last
will
at
and
saw
deceased
were
they
start 7.30 p.m. sharp,
Tenders close for removal and re-erection
PEE1?
a time were farming on the Compa.nv's when her father's fortunes failed,so that standing on the brink of the geyser.
of pilot stationFoxton Heads.
A.G. Elkington, Land Agent.
AH over .the world the modern line near Wellington, Several
the world should not view a servantless
£2 23 Od
Complete Set
WITH ITS CHANGING TEMthe great eruption went up be
Harry
Palmer will sell dairy cows, horses,
McCormick" binders are being sought a most abusive and threateningletteiVof
O'Neill menage. The millionaire loves hadWhen
Bingfe Tooth, from £0 5s 0d
carry
nature,
PEBATURE.
to
Mrs
Nicholls
out
implements,
at
Glen
of
the
In another column will be found »tt
Oroua at 12 o'clock.
after. The purchasers of
Gold Fillings, from" £0 5s 0d ':
the little slavey because of her personal reach of
danger.
Sandow classes at 7.30 p.m. and 8.43p.m.- machines are expert judgesagricultural written by the accused to a son pi ior to charm, not knowing
advertisement from Mr A. G. Elkingtonj
'"(Motions 2s 6d and Is, gas 2s 6d extra.
of
the
best
the
that
she
is
the
but
affray,
by the lad have Major's daughter;
The others were washed away.
who has commenced
All Work Guaranteed 10 Years
Our Pulmonary Elixir
mechanical devises, and this is why tho since come to withheld
and she loves him In
aland
For a long time return,
Witness proceeded to describe the and estate agent in business
We deal direct with the Manufacturers
Bangitikei-street,
Or Cold Curer, is jusfc the
McCormick's" are such enormous past the couplelight.
but
with
a remarkable inconsis- finding
"
lived
a
life,
have
wretched
of tho bodies.
next
Burbush,
«ndtue only the best tketh obtainable thing' you require for Colds, Conghs,
Mr
saddler.
Mr
Elkingtency
sellers.
refuses him becauso ho is a
McLuckie's over-indulgence in alcoholic
clothes of the deceased were torn ton has a long list of farms and propera any market in the world,
Then he plots that Roberts, to The
Bronchitis, Influenza, and -other comThe volunteers of all corps are. re- liquors being chiefly lesponsible,
al- millionaire.
shreds.
Country' Patients can,' owing to oar plaints
ties oh hand, and intending
bailiff,
the
of
the
6d
shall
lungs.
represent
2s per bottle.
the million.minded of the lecture ta be given by though he was perfectly calm and sober
There was no barrier or protection to do well to consult his list. settlors will
targe staff, be fitted with complete nets in
aire, and that he shall pose as a poor prevent
Lieut.
of the permanent staff, in when he committed tho deed.
Brown,
one &ap.
~'"■■■
people
going
too
close
to
the
OurLimg Balsam
secretary; and finding that he is not geyser, though
the drillshed to-morrow night at 7.30.
Ladies ton depend on absolute vaoy.
warning notices were W. F. Davis, Hairdresser
A fully attended meeting of the Cale- able to endow her enormously
Is what you have been looking
and
Nurses always in attendance.
This lecture is particularly interesting to douian
with
up.
for to cure that cough, hoarseness and
committee
was
hold
last
Tobacconist.
evening worldly goods, Miss Phyllissuccumbs. stuck
all ranks, and embraces all the intrica- at
Other dentists' work re-mod tiled at
Dr
Wohlmann
the
expressed
Simpson's
opinion
asthma.
6d
Post
Office
Mr
H.
per
bottle,
Hotel,
Is
Such is the crux of the plot: but much
mallooat. Temporary platea* converted
cies of the new drill, and is an oppor- L.
In another-column Mr WvF. Da,via
Young'in• tho chair. Twenty-one of the fun comes from the fact that that death must have been instanPermanent Plates, 21s
tunity seldoui offered in this town.
Our Rheumatic Liniment
new members were proposed and balannounces that" he"' has commenced
Major O'Neill does not want the million- taneous.
Is extensively used now in all
John
Donnelly;
Four well-known citizens were pro- loted for and elected. A large amount aire to know of his
who wa3 with de- business in the premises- lately occupied
poverty, and so puts
parts of the district for all aches and
ceeded against in the "Wellington Magis- of correspondence was gone through,
the bailiffs into livery and converts his ceased at the time of the eruption, but by Mr. Gi^ord Moore, in the Square, e»
pains. 2s 6d per bottle.
managed
to
escape,
trate's Court yesterday for failure to which elicited the fact that there is persistent duns, male and
said one of the a hairdresser and tobacconist. The
A great variety of patent medicines
female,into young ladies seemed anxious to get a establishment will be
send in returns of their lands and mort- widespread sympathy with the objects of guests. Of course everything
known as the
ends
aud sundries of all kinds in stock. Tooth
gages in. terms of the Land and Income the Society outside the town of Palwith a camera.
Post Office Hairdressing Saloph;' "Ait
happily, but it must be said that the snapshot
brushes aud hair brushes of exceptional
Tax
As
he
ran
Act.
The
solicitor
there
a
roar
and
experienced
for the depart- merston itself. Tho treasurer (Mr. comedy has a good
was terrific
staffof workmen has been
&.
and that everything
value, sponges and toilet soaps of all
ment declared that there was a large Hodgins) reported that the subscriptions it is. left largely foundation,
dark. Material engaged, and the saloon has been fitted
to rest on its merits seemed to fallbecame
kinds.
list of defaulters in all parts of the were coming in freely and that the ex- without
all
over
up
regardless
them.
of expense, so that the
beiug bolstered up with a lot of
AND DON'T FORGET 1
Had they taken notice of the guide's best style of work is assured. A specolony, and these were the first of a penditure, owing to tho generous way in the business
which
has
come
to
bear
tho
If you obtain it at HEPWORTH'S
SEPTEMBER
1,
TUESDAY,
1903. series of cases to bo brought, as the which tho members of the committee general title of variety." Tho music warnings, no accident would have cialty is made of razor-setting. None
it's good !
"
occurred.
but the very best of tobaccos, cigars,
department was being hampered in its had approached the movement, had
we are toid in
Agent for Vitadatio, Orange Lily Treat" The Lady Slavey,"
Politics.
work. The defendants were fined £2 been kept well within bounds. In in
The jury brought in a verdict of and cigarettes will be stocked. A large
the bill, is by John Crook, F. W. Webment, and Adventisfcs' Health Foods.
death,
with costs.
reference to the Ingleside to be held on ster, and others.
accidental
and stated that no assortment of fancy goods is on hand,
Gold -Mounted Kruger
; blame
We have been down to Wellington Mr McCorthy,
was attachable to the guide who The hair work, wig-making, and makinggave judgment the 3rd September, it transpired that
To-morrow night (the last of the short repeatedly
S.M.,
warned
the deceased and up departmentwill be under Mr Davis*
J.
to have a look round and gaze upon at Gore in the case against George nearly all the tickets had been disposed season) John F. Sheridin will be seen
Sovereigns
things as they are. Of course we Wbittingharu, a brewer, for selling beer of and that weather permitting, there is as "Widow O'Brien" in Fun on the others and pointed out dangerous spots. own personal supervision, which should
Botanic Dispensary
The Square, P.N
be sufficient guarantee- of the class of
went to Parliament House and took within the no-license district of Ma- likely to be a very happy sveniug. The Bristol." This night will also see the
A large number in stock. Returned
work that will be turrted out.
taura.
Defendant's license was issued committee have left no stone unturned first appearance in Palmerston of
stock
of
legislators
our
the after the passage of the
little
troopers should inspect.
to secure the presence of nearly all the Gulliver,the midget comedian.
& GIOKGI, sanctuary of the Press from
Statute
authorGallery.
the carrying of no-lioense, and his original talent, musical and anecdotal,
Egg Preserving.
Friday night this was, and they were ising
Worship held that it was subject to that in the town and district.
Man Killed Near Shannon.
playing the game of politics. The contingency. Defendant was convicted
The
attention of the trade is called to
Last few days ofalteration and extenGovernment had brought down an and fined £5 and costs.
The Finest Stock ok
OVER 5200 IN USE.
the fact that Mr Viggo John Sorensen,
sion sale at The Bon Marche is
Fell
From A Train
Imprest Supply Bill, and somehow It is rumoured in Wellington that the announced. We are parting
egg preserver is now in
TTAVE JUST OPENED UP
with some
rind may be consulted atPalnurfltoni
it got bruited about that Tommy " leading licensed victuallers and brewers genuine bargains in drapery,dress.goods,
JEWELLERY IN TOWN.
machines have been in
the. Club
Soon after the mail train from Weluse throughout the world
Press Association,
Taylor intended to have something are negotiating with a well-known local jackets and millinery to effect a comlington had left Shannon yesterday Hotel. Mr Sorensen has .first-eIMR
testimonialsfrom
Last
Auckland
Nelson,
Wedding Rings
business
man
act
Night.
for che past thirty-five years and are
to say about Premier Seddonand the
to
as organiser for plete clearance. It will pay buyers to
merchlriis.
a man informed the guard
A largely-attended meeting of licensed morning,
that a friend be was travelling with had
Engagement Rins:3
still acknowledged to be far superior
extent to which he and his sons and "the trade." It is proposed that he look out for these this week at The Bon victuallers
OF THEIR
and
thoso
shall
travel
■in
the
about
the
interested
colony
and conso- Marche.—Advt.
to any other refrigerating machine
his daughters and his needy relations lidate the
Gent's Rings
trade was held this afternoon,when the fallen under the train. On reaching
interests of those interested in
the guard telephoned to
in the market. During the past few HARD TO BEAT (all wool)
were depleting the Treasury.
following resolution was carried unani- Tokomaru
the liquor traffic both privately and on
Brooches
MAIL NOTICE.
(Per Press Association )xiK
Premier Seddon didn't want these the public platform if thought necesyears in this colony cheap American
mously "That this meeting of the Shannon and learned that the man was
SADDLE-TWEED
TfiOUSEKS
Watches
various interests of the licensed liquor dead.
°HRIBTOHORCH, Lul Night
and other machines have been
remarks to be made before full gal- sary. It is said he has been offered a
rr
It
a
x
appears
•
deceased,
Mails will close at Palinerston North trade of the Nelson
that the
a man
At. Kaiapoi
Bracelets, Etc., Etc.
to-day R, W. Manning,
leries, so he put up auother salary running into four figures.
district views with named Sidney Sterman, was employed whose
adopted by some, but in mauy cases
as under:—
publican's license was refused in
the utmost satisfaction the announceASPECT THE DISPLAY. ENQUIRErecently these have been discarded in
to
At
a
of
Tommy,"
meeting
railway
wit.
For
at
and
was
PalmerTommy
Ceylon,
going
men at the
to
India, China, Straits ment that the
"
"
" Wilof the reduction'vd'taV wa»
FOR PEIOES.
purposes in- stonShannon,
favour of theEnglish machine.
North
the day. With fined £3 and costa
Below mill p'iee.
ford, to movea stonewalling amend- Dunedin Trades Hall on Saturday, Settlements,and South Africa; also troducing andGovernment
for, silling ttwo
passing an amended another mantohe-spend
which
was
addressed
Mr
Continent
had
a
by
CAUTION.—An
ment
to
own
of
of
and"
United
drink
Europe
gallons
American ton is
his
before
Imprest Bill to the
King- licensing Act during the present session,
Worth 10/- a- pair.
Swift,
of colomal wine toiT»ocial
itepairs executed with greatest desthe
following
leaving
Victoria,
dom,
ere
via
and
Naples
resolutions
\\
London
both
boarded
(due
effect that Tourist agencies should
20th
Shannon,
the committee. Defendant pleaded that he
20001bs, or 10f per cent less than an
that a copy of the resolution be sent train
patch.
"That this mooting of rail- October) for specially addressed corres- andthe
sober. His companion had been under
English ton. Thisshould be remembe set up in America and Canada. carried:
the impression that h»
Premier. Mr Williams, secretary statedperfectly
way men in the Otago district sympa- pondence only, and Australian States to
that
both
were
on
the could
standing
of the New ZealandLicensedVictuallers'
bered when comparing the guaranThis enabled " Tommy" Wilford to thises with the dismissed men in Vic- (due Sydney 9th September)
platform of one of the carriages, and not lesssell colonial wine in quantise* of
per
teed capacity of machines.
liquor
throwoff much hastily-acquired wis- toria, and to show practical sympathy Monowai on Friday, 4th September, Association, was present by invitation, soon after leaving Shannon he saw found than two gallons.
aud addressed the meeting. It was re- deceased fall—from
on his promises was confiscated.
dom in reference to his recent- jaunt that each man be asked to donate not at 4.30 p.m.
no
apparent
cause
solved,
to
affiliate with the New Zealand down between the rails under the
JAMES J.
less than half a day's pay towards as& CO.,
Sole agents "Rough Eider" brand abroad, and effectually to draw a sisting
Geo. Innes,
carAssociation.
tho men "; " that the executive
Engineers, Spit, Napier.
riages,, and the traiu passed over him. A^,a minute should
Watchmaker & Jeweller,
large red herring across the scent,
of clothing.
Poatmaster.
when a
be
He
to
donate
JE2OG
from
requested
immediately
sought
their
the guard and chua shows symptoms of croup. ChamberXai SQTJAaB,•
PALMERSTON N
and set members parroting about the funds for
Effective
and
Economical
1
Football
him
ugh
the
same
and
that
told
what
had
purpose,
ledy
]Re?
For
occurred.
BROWN & MAY'S STEAM
and Cold in the Head Clubs,Hockey
Biven m won as the
ui j
scenery in their respective districts the
branch be asked to rote 4H.5 in the Influenza
Clubs,Ping-pong Clubs
The body, whioh is much mutilated, child
becomes hoaiee, or even after the
Head take Woods' Great Pepper fhould advertise
OIL ENGINES]
and all the varieties of buncombe frP/Aotago
croupy cough appears will prevent' the
matches
meetings,
at
the branch funds,"
is
where
inquost
mint Cure. 1/6 an ?/9
an
will be attack. It nevor
tournaments our 6d Wanted Column held Shannon,
faUs,and i« ptawnt and
to-day,
SEND IT TO BUNTING.
Kyotivrant any Photograph or Picture
Framed.. ,-,..SEND IT TO BUNTING.
I have ftj Fines* Quality of Mountings
iv New Zealandto selectfrom.
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out
provided for will have
MADE TO MEASURE
CLOTHING.
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BIJNfING,
A. Yates &
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AND SEE THE
AND QUALITY
THE TWEED.
WHICH
J. A. E"asli & Go.
;
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TJNITED EAKMEBS' CO-OP.
ASSOCIATION.
HAVE
the!
LANDED
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Accountant, Valuer,
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THE MANAWATU DAILY TTJVTfcS, TUESDAY* SEPTEMBER 1, 1903.
.
Latest Cables. The Trouble In
Russia and
Burglar. And Fisticuff.
Turkey.
Germany.
Population Fleeing.
Press Association—Copyright.
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.
St.-Pbteksburg, Yesterday..
Minister of Finance, while
tho supreme direction of his
Mtte,
>;iunrr
Troops Defeated.
Attempt To Dynamite A
present o/ricc,has been appointedpresident of thoCommittee of Ministers with
a view of expeditiug a commercial treaty
with Germany.
Train.
Excitement
Growing.,
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By Electric Telegraph Copyright
Constantinople, Yesterday.-.
Won't Sanction Jamaican
The newspapers demand' stricter
measures towards the insurgents
and
their Bulgarian inciters.
lteceived September 1, 12.43 a.m.
The Turkish population in Adrianople
London, Yesterday.
Mr Chamberlain has declined to are fleeing towards Constantinople.
sanction the Jamaican loan.
~OOPS sent v suppress the rising
•in *v
the Kirkkilise
district have been completely defeated.
To Oppose Chamberlain.
The
Loan.
Turks recaptured Neveska, killing
200 Bulgarians.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
dynamite the Orient express. The
engine was derailed, but no other
damage was done.
Sofia, Yesterday.
Bulgaria has mobilised tho reserve
battalions of two frontier regiments to
prevent the passage of large bands of
revolutionaries into Macedonia.
Vienna, Yesterday.
The opinion is expressed here that the
train outragewas thework of anarchists.
London, Yesterday.
Times messages declare that Bulgaria
is sincerely intent upon the preservation
of peace as long as possible; but the
Turks'
are inflaming the population of Sofia arid other centres, and an
amalgamation of the Turkish troops
n«ar the frontier does not tend to allay
A Labor Member.
Received September 1,12.43 a.m
London, Yesterday.
The Labor party in West Birmingham
have nominated Davis, secretary of the
Amalgamated Brass-workers' Society,
to contest Mr Chamberlain's seat at the
next election.
Canadian
Enterprise.
Bold Bid For Tourist Traffic.
Received September 1, 12,43 a.m
Ottawa, Yesterday.
The Canadian Government has contracted with Colombier Brothers, of
excesses1
Bordeaux, for a steamship service between .Bordeaux, aud Qutbec in the
summer, and Bordeaux and Halifax and
St. John's in the winter, for a period of excitement.
ten yeai*B beginning in April next.
; Ca: ada paya. one hundred thousand
dollars for eighteen trips and one hundred and thirty-three thousand dollars
for twenty-four trips annually under
the contract.
Extraordinary Conspiracy.
A
Countess. Arrested.
Received September I, 1.2.36 a.m.
London, Yesterday.
The Daily 'Mail states that the
Countess Ulbandiui has been arrested at
B»me for an insurance fraud by trying
to obtain money on the life of a sister
supposed' to be dead. Several accom
pli<jje> connected with the substitution of
dyir#j)«iehta;iromthe hospitalfor the
sister are also charged with forgery. It
is rumoured that.proofs of other crimes
have been discovered at her residence.
_
GAY DAY AT DANNEVIRKE.
Railway Station Opened.
Total Cost, £7500.
.
Ordering Ammunition.
Enrolling the Unfit.
STREET.
(Next Burbugh, Saddler.)
(Own Correspondent.)
Mangawkka, Monday.
The warning 1 haY«previously given
that there are suspicion! characters
about was proved on Friday night, when
an attempt was made to break into
Munro and Bonner's store. Fortunately
an employee of Messrs Meyers and
Sinclair (who sleeps in a room adjoining
tho store) heard tho men forcing the
front door and gave the alarm. The
men decamped, but on examination of
thepremises it was found that several
attempts had been made to force an
entrance. Unfortunately the would-be
burglars are still at large
Terrace End was the scene of a
pugilistic encounter on Saturday, which
was witnessed by a large nnmbar of
residents and workers on the viaduct, j
Soveral rounds had been fought, the
excitement being at fever heat, when the
police, who happened to be passing on
the way to Taihape, pounced down and
abruptly interrupted the proceeding.*.
The latest is that those taking part will
have to face the music.
We were on the look-out for our new
S.M. (Mr Thompson) on Friday, who
was
| Court.expected to preside at the local
In his absence the work was
conducted by local justices.
Lightning Sketches.
Scene: Police Court. Act I -Three
J's.P. in attendance.
Police : " First charges, drunks, your
Worships.".
J.P. No.' 1 (aside): "Being a dispenser of this beverage myself, as a
matter of principle I trust my colleagues
will excuse me." Exit.
Act II- Clerk of Court reads indict-'
ment against prisoner charged with
riotous conduct, being drunk, etc, gives
evidence.
Bench
" Ah'm—yes—very—bad ;
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any witnesses, constable? "
Constable: " Yes, but it hurts their
feelings to appear in the dock—urn—ah
Bands Crossing the Frontier. —very respectable people."
Bench: " Ah, em ! Well, isn't interEeceived August 31,10.84 p.m.
estss of justice, and that sort of thing.
Populace Murmurs.
London, Yesterday." Urn—ah—better adjourn."
Complete telegraphic and telephonic
system is being established throughout
Abyssinia.
Constantinople, Yesterday.
Turkey has ordered a quarter of a.
miliidn kilos of smokeless powder from
Germany, stipulating .immediate delivery. The Turkish Government commissioned and drafted into the Army
Corp3 medical veterinary cadets without
examination.
Sofia,Yesterday.
King Ferdinand has started from.
Vienna on his return to Sofia.
The Bulgarian troops on the frontier
in response to Austria's emphatic appeal
to King Ferdinand, have been ordered
to co-operate with tho Turks in preventing the passage of revolutionary
bands across the Bulgarian border. The
populace is murmuring at these orders,
which they resent as severe measures,
denouncing them as unfair and unpatriotic.
Despite a stricter watch bands continue to cross the frontier. The Bulgarian officials declare that the bands
have no difficulty in evadingjthe Turks.
Keports from Belgrade state that the
Turks and; Albanians, attacked and demolished a monastery at Saint Proctor,
in Servia...-.
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Constable : "Oh dear no, no; inconvenient to myself, as I want to get away
for a day or two next week."
Bench: "Oh, urn—ah. Very well;
a fine of 5s will meet the case."
Act lll—Legal luminary (silting
astride the court table) to a witness;
Stand
sir, and give your evidence;
"don't 101up,
labout like that."
'
Witness stands up' and is cross-examined by counsel, who keeps time
with his questions by dangling his boots
the table in close proximity to his
client's nether garments,-which ra.pid!y
.boirthe appearance of a doormat.
Act IV Excited individual rushes
into court and makes his way to the
constable; "'Ere, you charged me a
bob too much on that summing; ante
'Up."
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LEADING
DOVER dc^V^
LAND AGENT, EANGITIKEI
Order In Court.
Proposed CommercialTreaty.
Received September 1, 1.15 a.m.
A, & Elkington, ! THE
OUR MANGAWEKA MAN.
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U
LAST DAY
acres, Oroua Bridge, leasa for 21
AM X
xtlU years at 3s per acre; no rates."
ON SATURDAY
Will sell goodwill of lease, price £950;
ternls can be arranged.
In order to Give Everyone a Chance
acres, Levin, all in grass, 7 pad1
O acres, Wanganui, 17 years, 20s per
X.\J JL docks,.nearly all level ; 3J miles p*
at my
from Levin and \\ from Kereru railway vIO acre, H miles from town and
Goodwill, £30.
station, creamery on adjoining property, creamery. acres,
Waverley, 15 years, 20.-:
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GREAT
SALE
7-toomed house, stable, cowshed, yards, -JLvJ
per acre 3 miles creamery, etc.
orchard. Price £20 per acre, half cash, Owner\J
will erect buildings. Iso goodwill.
balance at 5 per cent.
Silvcrhope, fi "ears, 20s 1 have extended same till Saturihiy
acres, Kiwitea, all in grass, 11 f)AA acres,
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A lot of oddments left
■' \J per acre; good dairying land, evening.
paddocks, 150 acres stumped «•
buildings, purchasing clause.' £20 over from sale which must be sold a?
and ploughed, 3 miles fromKiwitea, school, splendid
the carpenters arestarting alterations
post office etc., L.T. title.; fine 10-roomed per acre. acre.*,Wanganai, all level, 3 to premises on Monday morning.
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residence with every convenience, stable (4 }•yi\l
miles from town; 25s per acre.
loose-boxes), harness room, trapshed, large <&\J\r
goodwill.
implement room, woolshed, cowshed. Price No
tip top place,
£17 per acre. Terms, £2000 cash, balance ~t £$(~\ acros, Wanganui,
lOv close to town, 4 years ; 16s per Do not miss this opportunity of
5 per cent.
securing
acre. Goodwill £250.
The above are selected from our extensive list. Property lists posted to any
BEST
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Dairy Farms to Lease.
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William Moffatt,
4-roomed cottage, 4 cowbails, etc.
£26 per acre; only £200 cash,-.A
good investment, as it can be cut up
into building allotments.
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SANDOW'S
Dumb-bells
Leather
Writing Desk
Stationery
Account Books
New Books
Periodicals
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C. SMITH,
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Jf* acres,
leasehold, at 4s 6d per acre; 18
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Price for freehold and goodvill of leasehold L525. Easy terms.
3
miles from railway station,
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t/ Price LlB 10s per acre. Terms ar-
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OF OUR NEW
CASH
BONUS
SYSTEM.
EVER on the look-out for meana to
benefit my customers, I am
pleased to announce tho
NEW CASH BOM'S System, by
•which all my
CUSTOMERS may become partners
in my business and participate in the
PROFITS. On and after the 20th
August all my customers
receive a
CASH BONUS of 6d in th* £ on
all goods purchased. For
full particulars see hand-
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bills.
acres, all grassed, well watered, REDUCTION in flour and kerosene
Q£)
*J^J four bails, carry 40 head cattle,
Best Kerosene 4s 8d- tin,
Ll3 10s per acre. Good terms.' !
8s 3d case ; best Southern
acres, all grassed, except little
Flour,
000
lOOs 11s 6d, 50'r 63.
.Tf^J^-J shelter bush, watered, large
ranged.
C. M. BOSS & CO.
house (new), close to Palmerston, stables,
trapshed, etc, |-mile from creamery and
school. Price L22 per acre. Good terms.
acres, 2 good houses, 5 and 6
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J-Uv/ roomg,|2 chains from creamery.
Price Lll 5s per acre. Easy terms.
acres, new o-roomed house, wel'
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£i -V watered, will dairy 50 cows>
creamery j-niile. Price LlB 10sper acre.
12s per acre can remain at 4J per cent.
"I iyi acre.:, 7-roomcd house, trap shed
_L^2 and washhouse, 4r acrc orchard
greatbargain, LI4OO. Goodterms arranged
feet by 132ft, shop and five rooms'
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•J\J corner section, will sell at LSSQ. or
lease at lGs per week. Stock at Valuation.
by 132ft, house sis rooms, newly
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OO built, all conveniences, let at 15s
per week, good spec L 450, L2OO cash re-
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GROVE'S CASH STORE.
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Gilchristfs
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FOE,
INCUBATORS
INCUBATORS
INCUBATORS
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have been favoured with instructions from A. S. AldrichJEsq., to
sell his fine farni near Bunnythorpe, comprising 800 acres of rich Daibying Land in
8 farms of convenient size; The. terms
arranged -will allow persons of small
capital to secure first rate land on a small
deposit. -The Estate is within 1J miles of
Bunnythorpe railway station, 5 miles from
Palmerston .4 miles from Ashhurst, 5 miles
from Feilding, with a frontage to the
proposed Bunnythorpe-Ashhurst railway
line. There are two up-to-date residences
on the. property, with complete equipments.
Plans and full particulars may be obtained
upon;.»pplication to
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Palmerston North and Wanganui.
% 1 PREE€E & .CSol
LAND FINANCIAL AND GENERAL
AGENTS AND LICENSED
INUERPRETELS,
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BLASTING GELATINE,
DETONATORS,SAFETY
FUSES,
ELECTRIC BATTERIES,
ELECTRIC DETONATOR
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25 cases Grosse and BlaokwtU Mar. ';
malade, lib jan
6 only Avery Weighing Machines
8 tanks Hunt's Turnip and Bap* teed
1040 packages Ceylon Teas, .from the
Carfax Estate
1000 cases and 60 casks Wbrt* Mm*
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Golf Clubs and' Aecessoneg specially.
selected by Mr Barraud. "'=-■.
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KACQXJETS
Re-strung,
REPAIRED,
and renovated on the 7
premises.
string used.
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Saddlers and Harnaa*
Makers,
The Square, Pahnorston N.
We have a second-hand Universal
feed-arm sewing machine for sale,
suitable for bootmaker.
COAL! COAU
Now landing
1500 TONS
B«*t Sereen«d
Newcastle
(Hetton) Coal.
Eeguiar shipments loaded direct
into trucks.
all kinds stocked.
samuelTbkown,'
Wholesale and Retail.
A'vELLIXGTOK.
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Osborne,
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Samoa,
and
• delightful climate, large
NEAR
An assured fortune in
healthy
ELECTRIC CABLES,&c.
cocoanuts.
delightful
area in
a few
years,Vnd" risk, and under British flag.
OF TREE STUMPS
REMOVAL
with the aid of NOBEL'S-EXv
PLOSIVES having been proved to be
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Price #2500,
/* p^!/K acres improved davy farm,
not only successful,but economical, \JzJ\J handy to Woodville. low hills
valleys,' clear streams, warm loam,
and
SETTLERS are advised that stocks of
above can be: procured frpm us, pending; suitable for dairying 6r sheep; £8.
the appointment of local agentaj with
iy tAA acres highly-improved stud
whom we are negotiating.
*JzJXj\J and agricultural farm, all
level alluvial land, extensive, homestead
buildings,4 miles" from railway. 'Such a
W. M. Bannatyne ft Co,
property could j. not be purchased in the
(Limited.)
Manawatu district for twice the, money
Sole Agents,
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asked for this.
WELLINGTON
Full particulars on application to
E. H. RHODES,
Agent Woodvil
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POTATOES.
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Price L330.
3116
A -BOOMED house and scullery, wash;ho.use,
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popper', patent w.c. connected
with;s'ewer., Close to Square. Price.L4oo.
Terms-LXOO cash.
3134
/~^\ OOD Grroonied house, range, waterlaid
\JC '■> on, outbuildings, fowliiouses and
runs situated easy distance of Square.
Price L450.
site, 2J chains x 4 chains,
splendid position. Price L210s per
foot.'
8118
1 QO feet x3. chains, good locality.
LtJ^i Price L 2per foot. Very easy
terms.
30861
EXPLOSIVES.
FUSES,
well watered, rolling
ploughable, black loamy soil; good 7roomei house, wash-house, dairy, granary,
trapshed, etc. Situated close to township;
Palmerston N. easy distance.
3127
acres, new 5-roomed house, bath
4 room, scullery, stable, wash-house,
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3125
/'"YUARTER-acre cornersection,. 4-roQiaed
bouse, scullery, shed, well fenced.
engagement
temporary
veyor under the Government
MY
terminates on August 31st. I beg to
NOBEL'S
balance easy bills, carries 3 sheep to
acre; 6-roomed house, 22 bailed cowshed;
concrete floor, trapshed, wash-liousc, copper
set in. All necessary outbuildings, situated
2J miles from township, creamery 1J mile.
Price Lll per acre. Terms LIOOO cash,
Owner selling cheap on account of ill health
p^ I acres, 35 acres in* mixed English
J. grass, balance crop, fenced 4 pad-,
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acres, Manawatu Company's,
acres shelter, post and wire fences, 14
paddocks, watered by streams ; 80 acres
Queens Chambers
state I have again resumed my practice
as private surveyor.
G. L. R. Scott,
Authorised & Licensed Surveyor.
20th August, 1903.
A
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& jh\J line, all in grass except 15
Henrylluches
at
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and Wanganui.
Special Announcement.
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JUST LANDEDBeauty Hebron
Early Rose
house with scullery, pretty place,
very snug, only L3OO, LIOO cash, balance 20 cases Triscuits (shredded wheat)
20 cases Maconochio Strawberry Jam,
cent.
per
5£
Agency.
Per main & Gilchrist,
GENEEAL MERCHANTS.
PalmerstonNorth and Feilding.
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Palmerston N.
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Barraud and
Abraham, Ltd.
A A feet by 132ft, 6 rooms and scullery
TbTD in house, good outbuildings, L 375, Up-to-Date
good terms, verycheap.
Peach Blossom
Cif\ feet by 165 feet, four-roomed
Manawatu Land
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Palmerston.
years to run.
to be thrown out during last few days.
D I.C.
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Office : Main street
North.
THE BON MARCHE.
"PßAlßlE STATE"
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AGENTS.
While his Hairdressing Saloon is fitted
with the latest improved chairs and
Financial Agent, Masterton, has
patent head rests, and workmanship Self-regulating and Reliable ; winner of
FOR SALE—
in this well-known establishment is the Combined Winter Show's Certificate,
"TVAIRY farm 145 acres, 50 acres in "crop, j GUARANTEED.
hatching out 103 healthy chickens from
JLJ 120 ploughable, 8 paddocks, 8-roomed
120 eggs. Every farmer should have
house, woolshed, cowbails, stables, dairy
one.
washhouse, trapshed, piggery, orchard ;
"Prairie State" Brooders
also C4acres leasehold adjoining, rent 10s Remember the. address—
per acre,right to purchase £10 at any time,
Green Bone Mills, power & hand
(5 years to run. Lls 5s for freehold andL 5
Dry Bone and Grit Mills
Theatre Royal Buildings,
per acre for goodwill and improvements of
Clover Cutters
lease. L1045 cash,balance 5 per cent. 883
Palmerston North.
Feeding and Water Troughs
acres dairy farm, 40 ploughed, first
CkA.
£/ jc class land, 6 paddocks, Br-oomed
Paroid and Neponset. Roofing
house, stables," cowshed, granary, washWire Netting, etc., etc.
house, storeroom, buggyshed, man's room,
2 acres in orchard and garden.
This fine
AGENTS Celebrated Champion
property is only ten minutes' walk from"
Ranges, Massey-Harris Co.'s Farm ImEketahuni and one mile from factory; only
plements, Cannon's English Sheep Dip,
L4OO required down, Ll7 per acre for freehold. Cheap.
Mowlem's Patent Wire Strainers.
715
and ploughable, 7
KO/y acres, all flat
tJO.I paddocks, well watered, 5-roomed
house and shed, 5 miles from Masterton,
L6 10s per acre.
882
,THK CASH IRONMONGERS,
TTTHEELWRIGHT'S and Blacksmith's
CHEAPEST AND BEST
TV- (.- Busines3, shop 28 x 28, forge and
all topis and.stock, 6-roomed house, washThe Square and King Street.
house, copper set,buggy shed, stable, lacre
Palmorston North.
good land, good district,, no opposition,
AT THE
owner retiring, Lssoas a goingconcern. 862
DOARDINGHOUSE, 17 rooms, built
J3 about 7 years, washhouse, storeroom,
buggyshed, gas and water laid on, J acre
land situate in centre of good town and
[within 100 yards of railway station, SI
WELLINGTON.
boarders, 9 extra for meals only, besides
casuals. Only LllsO for freehold, furniture and effects, goodreason for selling. 859
O Of\ acres, dairy and sheep farm, 100
PAMPHLET
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acres drained swamp and river During the Continuance
flat land, second to none in Wairarapa* 16
tons potatoes per acre being taken off it, 20 Of the Sab
ON APPLICATION TO
acres in oats and wheat, 7 paddocks, new.
Every article in every Depart3-roomed. house, 4 stables, loosebox, new
ment of the D.I.C. will be sub10-bail cow byre, well sheltered, 40 acres
stantiallyreduced in price.
leasehold, rich flat, given in. L9per acre
PATENT AGENT
for freehold, L 1075 cash, balance at 4J and
cent;
5 per
near Masterton.- "••".
Every article purchased at the
884
D.I.C. Sale carries the ComWELLINGTON. N. Z.
pany's guarantee that it is NEW,
FASHIONABLE and of RELIABLE QUALITY.
MISS M. DUFF,
HAIR TONIC
Residents in any district .may Teacher of Shorthand & Typewriter,
obtain the full advantages of this
CURES DANDRU FF,
opened classes in the Colonial
great Sale by sending their orders
Buildings, Cuba street. Classes
promptly by post.
Sold by all'chemists everywhere.
will be held Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings, and Wednesday
Orders received by mail accom- afternoons. Intending pupils are requested
panied by P.O. or OTHERWISE to communicate early.
When Trousssau Building
PREPAID will be made up at
Sale Prices...NOTICE.
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AUCTIONEER, Land, Estate. and
(Late G. M. Mason & Son.)
r,AND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL
Tho World-Renowned-
Reduction
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Tobacconist, Fancy and
Sporting Goods
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ftOD&EBS & LABCOMB
SALE
Direct importer of—
to Bench: Hold hard a
Constable,
(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)
minute I"
NOW READY.
Yesterday.
...- Dannevirke,
Court business is stopped pro tern. Dann6virke,thehub of Hawke's Bay
After considerable fumbling in. the
province, was aIL astir to-day on tho
pocket, in which old keys, string, etc, "OLD MANAWATC"
occasion of the official, opening of the
are brought to to the. surface, a shilling
BY
new railway- station, a most handsome
is unearthed, handed over so the eir
and artistic-: structure, by Sir Joseph
cited one, and the court business is
T. LINDSAY BUICK.
Ward in th« presence of a large crowd.
proceeded with. Curtain.
-The town was gay with bunting, and
was full of viiitors. The station, which
was prettily decorated,.-is; of Gothic
General
FIXTURES.
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delivery of co, ies' to subdesign, and .Ms a tile roof. It is 184ft
in length, and has a platform of 600ft,
Scheme of Suzerainty.
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Wednesday, September 2 :H. Palmers- sale scribers is ;now proceeding.
1$fids>^2Boo.; v Besides this £600; has,
of Miss-.Burr's furniture and effects.
beon'spe^t 'on a' goods.'shed, .£3OOO 6n
Wednesday, September 2: Fun on the
Received September 11.0 a.m.
sidings, t z£lsQOr on other works^ total :-'*"";;: London, Yesterday.; ; Bristol," Theatre Eoyal. "
v: Bribe 125.: TermsCash on delivery.
£7,500.
Constantinople corres- Wednesday, Sept. 2 : N.Z. Farmors Dairy
• The Standard's
meeting
The building comprisos a dozen pondent
"Union
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states that ther6 is some reason
Sept. 4 Loan.Cos Feilding sale.
roornsi
to beUeve. that a compromise is taking Friday,
CITY BREWERY,
Friday, September^ Abraham' and Wil.The weather waß fine with a cold shape whereby the nominal suzerainty
'■ liams' sale
of Dean O. Shute's cows and ;
wind, ? !;';..of Sultan over almostall the autonomous
STUEET, FEILDING
MANCHESTER
other
stock.
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A Parliamentary party, including Sir Christian provinces will be secured.
(Opposite State school.)
Friday, September 4: Harry Palmer's sale J
Joseph.Ward; Sir"W> and Lady Steward,
of brick-making plant, horses, tools, etc.
and Messrs Paratai Bennett, Lawry. American Warships Forward. Saturday,
& CO. beg to announce that
September 5: Abrahamand Wilthey have fitted up a new brewery
Frasor,
and
arrived
O'MearapMcNab,
liams'
horse
sale.
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by the afternoon's express, * and wero
Famine Threatened
Tuesday, September 8: Concert and dance and aro prepared to sell beer, ale and stout
O\J
met t»YPastor Bies (Mayor), Mr Wright
at Fitzherbert. East/Public Hall, at 8 ..of the best quality to,customers intown and
surrounding districts.
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(Tbwn;;ClerkK'and -a' Beception Qom'.'-:.;.':■.'i^;.:.:--'-'-i: ,'■,-.
Beceived September 1, 12.36 a.rn
p.m. •■■.
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Saturday, Septeniber-tS^JMounsey and Co
mittee.; As ihe train with the Parlia- \ i i.'
AVashington, Yesterday.
sell special sectio|sjn Rangitikei street.
mentary party entered; the Btation tho
In connection with the attempt on
band struck up a lively nir. ;
the life of Magelesen, the visit of the Wednesday, September. 16:: Tenders, close
"Won't youCorns Home, Bill Davis ?"
for Makotuku bridge;contracts .',.'
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.Sir Jp«eph Ward, in a humorous American squadron to Beyrout has not Saturday,
September 19: Abraham and ;
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.
speecH, referred to the marvellous-dcv been.-countermanded.,..Mr Hay agreeing
Telopment and settlement of the dis- with;
-Roosevelt^ that-it is ,' Williams'quarterly land sale.
trict,-which he said jastified a large ex- :advisable.;-owing*-to the prevailing unrest, to have warships in Turkish
penditure on such a structure,
ADVERTISING NOTES.
Pastor : Bies also addressed; the as- waters.
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CAPILLA
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semblage.
-Constantinople, Yesterday.
Lost; bike pump.>■-... -.
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viThe erection of the station has had
Four hundred Macedonians surprisad
Lady wants board and lodging.
commenced business in tho Square,
4he effect of opening up new streets in ithe village of Setina,killing 180soldiers. :: Land in grass open for stock.
North, opposite the
J .Palmerston
thr vicinity, and of inducing landowners
A famine is threatened over an ex- V Mijking on shares wanted.
Post Office in the
W build costly business premises and tensive area of disturbed territory. Goodwill of perpetual lease for sale.
Post Office Hairdressing
make extensive aaditions to exiftimy Many Greeks, in despair, are joining the
Annual meeting of Caledonian Society
October
17.
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buildiQgß.
insurgents.
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Saloon.
Special attention is direoted to Mr
Sir Joseph Ward will be oieputaMobilisation is proceeding actively in
Grove's cash prize list which is circulated
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tioni-ed in regard to railway and educa- Epirus and lower Albania.
Brands
of—
Finest
with to-days-issue.; ':.-.:-::'- :;;'• ;■ ■':•;
tional, matters, and he, will also be asked
Tobacco
3 young men, fnilking on
Wanted
by
that, an expert be appointed to report on
Dynamitards Arrested.
Cigars
i shares, ••■:<;- 5* '-nthe .suitability '.of. the Waihi falls and
[ Mounsey's last tree sale of the season.
Cigarettes
Orders are dealt with in same
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otbjer streams in the district, for electric.
Servian Army Mobilising
stimulated by loveillumines
Five or six-roomed house wanted.
. .Pipes, Ac.
order in which, they are received
the future, and the prospective
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purppi«i,';>-v',:.-/
Mounsey-andCo. make additions to land
in Wellington. To ensure the
bride pictures herself at the head of
This evening, the first banquet ever
Albanian Invasion Feared. sale;' :■';::r-;~ '•■' /:-. .'■'",''
Smokers Requisites in Stock.
her husband's table, with a pretty Teavery best selection it is advisable
Kairanga County Council advertises
to Mp Hall by his Dannevirke
.tendered
to write early.
pots—perhaps a wedding gift^-by.lur.
Fanatics Urge Holy War.
Ladies hairwork, wig-making, and making
special order.
constituents was held in the new Drill
th-jve
side. In the. Teapot she knows
up under personal supervision.
Mr A. G. Elkington advertises property
Hall. It was the largest and mo3t rewill
be
her
favourite
Goods forwarded iv execution ;
Great Slaughter.
list.
presentative gathering of the kind ever
Vacancies lady boarders.
of orders received by, mail may
held here, settlers from all parts being
W,
Full particulars of Hv Palmer's sale of
Received September 1, 12.14 a.m.
be exchanged if they are not to
present." The chairmen and members
W. Jsmith's'estate.| r
ouv customer's complete satisj
JPOST OFFICE HAIRDRESSING
'of local bodies and societies were pre7' ; ;A,THEt>s, Yesterday. lateLatham
and
Cd.j
Wpoiville,
Five
have
ha^ve
oneor
faction.
Bulgarians
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SALOON,
arrested
sent, "and eulogistic references were
been.
good thihgso'n hand.
A. A. CORRIGAN,
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made to trie untiring zeal and energy here endeavouring to send two kegs of two
Palmerston North.
No fancy about that. The natural inBoyd .Garlic's Sand6w;classes to-night.
stinct
to.
be
and''economical
Mamxcar.
displayed by Mr Hall, their member, in dynamite to Dedeogach.
thrifty
Man
wanted
for
stable
garden.
and
Belgrade, Yesterday.
B. HALLENSTEIN,
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: Lady's gold watch:lost,
impels her to choose this delicious tea.
the interests of the district.
Two divisions of the Servian army
Chairman.
good,
She
knows
it
is
she
has
heard
Abraham arid Williams horse sale Saturhave been mobilising and willproceed next.
her mother say so, and the tea sup~ i.Burr's furniture -'.OPENING- ANNOUNCEMENT: ; ports
SCUTTLED AND SUNK. to the frontier to prevent
the good reputation. Suratura i
an' Albanian
Mr H. Palmer.sells Miss
invasion.
is pure honest Ceylon tea, guaranteed
and
effects to-morrow
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not blended with Indian, China, or any
Constantinople, Yesterday/
Messrs C. Smith insert replace advertise(Per Pre3s. Association.)
cheap or inferior teas.
Thfr insurgents destroyed the Eks- ment.
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Chemist,
Pharmaceutical
railway stationTvith dynamite.
'< Messrs W.G. Turnbull and Co., have hishu
another
:
RETAIL
PRICES
Fanatics
column.
Tetovo,
at
Kossoya, urge the
received a cable message to-day, stating
to
the public that be
Loan <fe'MercantileCo'3. Pahnerston sale
thai the barque Amsterdam, while lying Moslems ;to prepare for a holy war Thuwday
has opened an up-to-date Phar.
Suratura A quality
;
next.
.;
1/8 per„Ib
against
the Christians. •:'
- :.. H. Palmer sells brick-making plant, macy in Main street, Terrace End, in
in New York harbour almost completely
„ D
1/11
Fresh'insurgent risings havo occurred
leaded with goods for New Zealand,
premib!e,s
Mr
J.
.adjoining
Pinkerton's
„
horses,
etc.,
tools
next.
D
2/2
on Friday
don't try to rear a baby on
Provident,Store and Bakery.
principally for Auckland and Welling- in .the Salonika and Monastir districts.
„
„
Manawatu
X
Drainage
Land
Board's
rate";
2/6
Advices
from
cod liver oil, starch and sugar
Salonika
state
that
A first-class stock of drugs, sundries,
ton;'caught fire and had to be scuttled
list
can be inspected. Objections
payers'
Servet Pasha, with six battalions,
or chemicals. When necessaryyou
and sunk.
on September 26th.
and patent medicines on hand.
SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS.
stormed the position held by three taken
do use a good brand of farinaceous
Nathan Bj os. ifill supply sawn timber in
Prescriptions,- both medical and
food. It is necessary to add to facthousand Macedonians at Smilovo. A any quantity.
veterinary, accurately dispensed.
thousand of the latter were killed, and
tory skim, for calf-reariDg use only
Thp Manawatu Dailx Times for, 6d'
CABLE BRIEFS.
the remainder fled before the artillery adveftiseaionts;
W. MUGKIDGE,
PETERSON,
TOLLEY'S
ME
FARINACEOUS
"■';;■;■;
. :■■'■ .•
■",
The whol« of the South Wales tin fire.; \ ■■■■;
Pharmaceutical Chemist,
A
Government
j
MOST.
IS
GENT
for
Life
InCALF
POPULAR BECAUSE 'IT
'plate works, controlled by the associated Europeans Terror
TERRACE END PHARMACY
'
xjL
Stricken.
.THE: BEST.
surance.
Intending insurers
a genuine and reliable food contain
'employers, comprising four-fifths of the
:. {Main Strekt.
kindly correspond with above. Address
trade, have b«en closed, owing to a
ing all the essentials for producing a
of
Blow-Dps.
Succession
Messrs' Philpotts and Son, storekeepers,
Palmerston North.
w»g«s, dispute. Twenty thousand hands.
strong, healthy animal. Farmers
Picton, N,Z., says; " Tha best selling
FITZHERBERT EAST PUBLIC'
jureaffected.
find that one shilling's worth per
cough mixture in this district is Chamber- ;
Intervention Urgent.
HALL.
Theresult of the Argyllshire election
head gives splendidresults. Sold by
lain's Cough Remedy. Everyone likes it
(which was won by the Liberal candiall stores. Directions in every bag.
and speaks well of the results after using TUESDAY,.Bth SEPTEMBER;1903.
Received September 1, 0.14 a.nx
Hairdressing Saloon,
Royal
date; by a .considerable majority) was
it." For sale by U.F.C.A.
Constantihople, Yesterday.
largely due to the cry of"-a dear loaf.
A feeling of terror prevails amongst
/CONCERT in aid of the building
The newspaper National Zeitung. the Europeans
in Salonika. They fear
\J fund, to be followed by a Dance.
commenting upon Lord Elgin's Com- that the first local Bulgarian
Concert ticket! Is each, children half- HAIRDRESSER &
missionVreport, says that for English- will be the signal for a massacre. outrage rrVHEATKE
TOBACCONIST,
price.
men who,made such sacrifices of blood The Powers decline to send warships,
Royal Hotel Buildings,
2s,
Dance:
Gentlemen
ladies
free.
be
and treasure there must
something lest such action should be interpreted.asT
MUND\,
Refreshments provided.
Eangitikei street.
.maddening in thiscold officialpresent- an
(Late of Christchurch)
encouragement to insurgents.
To
c mmence at 8 p.m.
of
and
incredulous,
disclosures,
ment
The insurgents dynamited
light-' JOHN P. SHEBIDAN
'bus leaves Post Office mOBACCONISTS' Eequisites of overy
to intimate to the general
adds that the colonies will not feel en- house at Vasileko and occupieda all the; And his Latest and Greatest Success atStevenson's
7.15.
JL descriplion on hand.
public that he has started a boot
couraged to make further sacrifices to points along the coast in the vicinity.'
Saloon
personal.
.
under
and-shoe business in new shop at Mr
supervision.
THE LADY SLAVEY.
rueet > the wishes of men regarding They dynamited the barracks at'
Hollands, Eongotea. All orders will ibe
whose capabilities- their own experts Chioktepc, near Malkotirnova; also the The Brightest and most Successful Musical
BUILDING. TIMBER.
promptly executed. All work guaranteed.
ever presented in New Zealand.
Comedy
WTIITE,
G.
giv* such 'damning evidence.
Soliciting the favor of your esteemed
barracks"at Demotika, near
undersigned are prepared to Eoyal Hotel Buildings, Eangitikei-st., patronage.
The police discredit the story that killing the garrisons in both. Adrionople,
23 Gems sure to be Popular 23
npHE
Miss Hickman (the lady doctor who
JL
sawn
supply
timber,
in
any
quanJ. MUNDY.
Bailiff'sDuet"
Palmerston North.
Belgrade, Yesterday.
" Tbe
lately disappearedfrom a London hostity, at their Lower Aorangi Road SawGertie on the Go Go "
A mass meeting here adopted resolu"
pital) is staying with a friend at Brixton tions
mill,
which
is
timber.
again
cutting
Why
Love
in
Secret
ARE YOU BALD?
appealing to the Servians not to
" The Tears rolled down" his cheek
and they are still searching for her.
NATHAN BROS.
depend upon the
powers for
""InFriendship's Name
"
ASTOUNDING CHALLENGE.
THOKLEYS
Sir E. Barton, speaking at the Com- intervention; and European
PATENT
"
declaring that Servia,
mercial Travellers1 Association dinner, Bulgaria, and Montenegro
Girl whoLeads' the Band
THE PROPRIETOR OF
"". The
ought to
The Big Boss Dude from Ohio ""
gave his assurance that the provisionsof
FOOD FOR CATTLE.
and
re-build
occupy
Empire.
the Arbitration Bill would not be fex- It was also resolved theTurkish
With Millionaire Cake Walk by the Bed,
the Governtendsd.to the State and Commonwealth ment to Intervene toonurge
'■'■
behalf of the White and Blue Yankee Girls.
A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd.
JserVanttw ■'■,'-'"■
The
above are only a few of the Gems
Macedonians.
having been appointed sole
Mr popeland, N.S.W. Agent-General,
introduced in The Lady Slavey.
agents for thesale of this well-known
in an interview regarding affairs in
Bill ! Bring in the Barrer.
food, are now prepared to supply Being desirous of having a public test made
THE STUD.
England, said the difficulty in. the
to prove the infallability of his now famous
Farmers, Storekeepers and others.
money market from the colonial standTo-morrow, Wednesday, Sept. 2nd.
Hair Restorer, known as CAPILLA Hair
point was dae to the tremendous sum
for
Invaluable
JOHN F. SHERIDAN as WIDOW O'BRIEN
Young
Challenger.
is prepared to treat any gentleman
which had been absorbed by the Boor
Horses, Cattle, Pigs and Tonic,
In " Fun on the Bristol."
troubled with absolutebaldness (it is immawar and'the large borrowing of English
Look Out for Little Gulliver !
A
member
of our staff had the pleaPoultry.
terial of how long standing) Free of Charge
i
municipal -authorities. The extreme sure of inspecting the recent purchase of Popular prices. Box plan now open at
for a period of twelve or sixteen weeks, and
legislationin Australia had, also, to some Messrs Nathan Bros., Young Challen- Park's.
guarantees in that time to produce Hair
•xtent, alarmed capitalists. The Com- ger being the name of tne new horse.
ALEC. VERNE,
ljin long (by the aid of Capilla alone, used
excluding
action
in
colored
Representative.
monwealth's
Advance
according to the direction supplied with
He is a bright bay, standing 16.3 on
was
most
adverfrom
mailboats
labor
everybottle) on the scalp affected by baldfirst-class feet, with immense bone,
ness. Failing which he is prepared to forsely received by the English people, carrying plenty of fine Bilky hair of the
SANDOW CLASSES.
unfair,
especially
it
most
feit
consider
to the Wellington Hospital the sum of
-who
in
the
right
quality
right
place.
He
is
IS NOW SHOWING
£25 sterling.
in view of the fact that the British a wonderfully free mover, showing
Developers
j
TO-NIGHT. "
The conditions to be : First, that a comEmpire holds India.
splendid action and carriage, and his
mittee of six Wellington medical men or
The Times' Pekin correspondent says temper leaves
NOVELTIES
be desired. "11/TR ROYD GARLIC will hold classes
IN
nothing
to
well-known
Wellington gentlemen be apthat events in the Far East will shortly Breeders in this district must deem JLVJL at Whalley's Hall to-night as folpointed to substantiate the fact of Capilla
compel the world's attention and that themselves exceedingly fortunate in lows :—
Goods
having donewhat we claim for it. Second,
PARTMENTS.
Korean independenceis doomed. There having at their disposal a horse like Ladies' class at 7.30 p.m.
that the gentleman upon whom the test is to
Men's class at 8.45 p.m.
are, the Times' correspondent says, him, Young Challenger
as
be
made has upon the scalp a down or
he
Japanese
Goods
many considerations which weigh with does,, size, quality, andpossessing
slight fluff. It is immaterial whether it is
soundness, and
FAIBBUKN,
Japanese
against
remaining
passive
the
JOHN
discernable with the naked eye or not so
above all, a complete change of blood,
& Cases long
in theface of Russia's aggressions.
as a microscopical examination
having been imported from Victoria, Land and Estate Agent, New Dresses
that
proves
Britain,
America,
is
announced
it to exist.
It
bred there from Scottish imported
Ridgway Street, Wanganui.
New Delaines
If
the
above Challenge is accepted, we
»nd; J»pan will unitedly resist handiDg being
Cases
Young:'Daisy, his dam, was
horses.
New Prints
particularly request the attendance of newsovtr to the Chinese the six journalists never beaten in any show ring, and
aud
dairy
T
ARGE
selection
of
paper reporters, medical men, and others
who were recently arreßted at Shanghai.. Young Challenger, although only shown
who are interested to watch the progress
sheep farms.
New Laces
'The Chinese latest promise, made twice in Victoria, was first and cham. -"Particulars
on
forwarded
made from day to day.
application.
tthrough Changsitung, is that they will pion on each occasion. He haa never
New Silk Blouse 3
Capilla willi ncrease the length of ladies'
•mot be punished with death.
&
hair 1 to 2 inches per month.
been in any show ring in New ZealandNew
etc
Underskirts,
Manawatu
and
West
Coast
The above challenge, now appearing in
He has proved himself a sure foal getter.
THE EFFECT WAS MAGICAL.
the leading Australian newspapers, has
Caledonian Society.
AT
beej accepted by members of Parliament
A STARTLING- VERDICT.
and other leading citizens. Their testiThe magical effect of Eheumo is testified
are reminded that the
AT
to by Mr George Colledge, of Wellington.
mouials may be seen by all inquirers.
Annual General Meeting of the
This
verdict
was
given
many
words
are
most
He
after
convincing,
own
Hi3
above will bo
at Messrs Abraham
ALL CHEMISTS EVERYWHERE.
writes :—A few ■weeks ago I was attacked days of investigation, by a grand jury and Williams'aeldRooms,
Palmerston
with rheumatic gout; my feet were much consisting of a representative of experts
THE
CASH
DRAPER
on
17th
at
3
Saturday,
North,
so
that
I
had
October,
very
painful
to: of all the principal nations of the world.
swollen, and
Head Officefor New Zealand:
keep in bed. Hearing of your cure for Upon this verdict we all agree after o'clock in the afternoon.
6 FEATHERSTON STREET,
NEXT THE POST OFFICE.
Any member whose subscription is in
gout, I sent for a bottle of Eheumo, and mature deliberation,that Massey-Hams
WELLINGTON,
after taking a few doses the effect was. bicycles give the greatest joy to every arrear on that date is neither qualified
the
pain
left,
swell-;
and
magical, the severe
nation. Go to C. S. Pickering, Palmer- to vote or take any part in the proT
Sharlandand Co.,
SQUARE,
Ing disappeared. I was soon on myfeet ston North, and get a Massey and prove ceedings of the meeting.
Wholesale Agents,
again and able to go to work." Eheumo lor yourself. Box 61, near th,e bank of
J. C. MoWILLIAM,
conquer? Chronic 'rheumatism,- Chemists.
N.Z. Office : 6 Featherstoa street.
Secretary,
Hon.
J92,^4dyt,
T
elephone
bottle,
New Zealand,'
♦ad(tores, 2s 6§and.is 64 per.
"
ALTERATION
AND EXTENSION
3^i^
O/~\/~\ ACRES freehold and 140
O\_/ V_/ acres leasehold, 6-roomed
house, one acre orchard, 4 paddocks,
and 60 acres flat on freehold ; six
paddocks, woolshed, 9 bails, and 110
FOR HIGH-CLASS
acres flat on leasehold, rent of which
is 3s per acre, with compensation for
HAIRDRESSINGr,
improvements, or right of renewal.
SHAVING, ETC.
Price: Freehold, £$ 10-i por acre;
TRY
leasehold; £500. This property is
situated in Kumeroa which is noted
for its high carrying capacity, and
although half the farm is dairy land
and is being worked as such', the
price is no higher than if the whole Ho also sells
Razors that are guaranteed,
were sheep country.
and if found unsatisfactory can be
'.'■'
OF
||^^ Real Bargains of Lines
CUBA STEEET, PALMERSTON N.
QO ACRES, adjoins station' of a
Ow goodtown, flat dairy country,
Last 10 Days
BARGAINS
Land, Estate, Insurance, and CENTRAL LAND AGENCY ever offered in Palmerston.
Commission Ag.ent,
Wanganui.
i No reasonable offer refused.
Ridgway street LEASEHOLDS.
277 acres. Clareville, Wairarapa, to lease
with right of purchase, rent
years
for 10
£41 per annum, 5-roomed house, cowshed,
stables, 3 miles from school and township.
Purchasing price £4 10s. Goodwill £300.
93 acres, 3 miles from Sandon, l.i.p.
rental 12s 9d per acre, 6-roomed house and
all conveniences, close to creamery, splendid
dairying land, 65 bushels crop to acre. All
ploughed. Goodwill £300.
970 acres, Eangitikei, 15 years lease, all
in grass, 11 paddocks, 6-roomed house,
large woo'shed 4 dairy, cowshed, .yards, etc.,
3. sheep to acre, 3 miles from railway, close
to' town. Apply at once. No goodwill.
900 acres, Wanganui, splendid sheep and
and cattle country, for 10 years at 7s 6d per
acre; 400 acres level, 2£ sheep to acre,
good house and outbuildings..
FOR SALE.
216 acres, 12 Biiles from Palmerston, 100
acres bush, paying 5d per 100ft at sawmill,
balance all in grass, -small cottage, good
grazing country. Price £5 10s. £400
cash, balance at 6 per cent.
89 acres, all level,ring fenced, 6 paddocks,
garden, orchard, 7-roomed house, stables,
cowshed, etc., 2j miles from township, all
ploughed and in grass. Price £1800.
230 acres, 6 miles from Palmerston, all
felled arid in grass, 7-roomed house, cowbails, etc.; milling timber at 9dper 100ft.
Price £10.; £400 cash.
307 acres, Pourewa, near/Marton, close
to railway; 8-roomed house, cowshed, etc.,
8 paddocks, all ploughed except 50 acres
bush, level land and ring fenced ; splendid
dairy farm. Price Ll6. This land has
grown 90 bushels of oats_ to acre. LIOOO
cash, and balance at 4J per cent.
275 ucres near Feilding, mostly ploughed
10 paddocks, 7-roomed house- and outbuildings, splendid dairying land, L23105.
Good terms.
: LEMONADE FACTORY.
; A good business, stock, plant, andbuildings, horses,, carts, as going concern. A
large turnover. Price L320.
INAUGURATION
•
THE
Iaddress.
GROVE'S CASH
STORE
Accept No Excuse
From Your Storekeeper.
KAIRANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. When you order
Apollo Sperm Candles,
insist uppn having that particular brand.
SPECIAL ORDER.
APOLLO
IVTOTICE is hereby given that it
SPERM CANDLES
Honest Candles
-Li is theintention of the Council, ! Are
At
Honest
Prices
at a Special Meeting to be held on
the 29th day of September, 1903, to
are reasons why; you should, not
confirm the following Special Order There
tolerate any excuse. ApolloSperm Candies,
made on the 18th day of August, do notyield the storekeeper so large a profit'
1903, and which Special Order shall as some of the brands of inferior candles
firstcome into effect on the 29th Sep- and also some of the foreign-made
quality candles. When your storekeeper
tember, 1903 :-says " These are just as good," or " These
That for the purpose of providing the are better,"
Xou do right to doubt him. He
pushes
the sale of other brands because of
interest at £3 10s per centum
hg makes out of them.
larger
the
profit
per annumand other charges on
the sum of £900, being the
APOLLO SPERM
Kairanga County Council's porCANDLES
tion of a joint loan of £1700,---under Section 14 of "The Local
ARiE
IDEAL HOUSEHOLD
Bodies Loans Act, 1901," with ;
CANDLES.
the Pahiatua County Council for
the purpose of clearing,.forming Sold by all Storekeepers.
and metalling the Range Road
from a point one chain east of
the Eastern boundary of Section
1, Block 11., Mangahao, to a
point one chain west of the
Western boundaryof Section 12,
Block XIX., Mangahao, the said
be at the service of Breeders in
Kairanga County Council hereby
PALMERSTON NORTH arid Surmakes and levies a Special Rate
the two Champion
rounding
of £ of a penny in the £ upon Clydesdale Districts,
Stallions—
tho rateable valuation of all
rateable property of the "Range
Road Special Rating District," Hereward the Saxon,
By Cedric the Saxon—Duchess.
comprising the following sections, viz.: Sections 1, 3, 5, 7,
Terms for the Season, £4 4s. Groomand 8 of Block 11., Mangahao age ss. Groom in charge, T. Edlin.
District;
Sections 2, 3,
Survey
4, 6, 9, 10, 11, and 12, of Block
XIX., Mangahao Survey District.
Young Challenger,
TO
OSBORNE'S
DENIM TROUSERS
ABE considered the best
value on this Coast.
They are branded
4s 9d.
" Osborne's
Foxton
:
:
and Shannon."
Posted free to any address upon
'
receipt of 4s 9di
,;
Every Grocer Will Tell Ytf*
Ho has a good Tea—goodbulk
Tea that he imports himself,"
but there is no grocer who can
look you in, the face and say
his tea is better than
Empire Blended Tew.
Elephant Brand at 2/4
Crescent Brand at 2/-
,
Mikado Brand at
Are The Very Best.
1/8
.
Blended by a Connoiwtor and
Tea Expert, they please the
palate. A delicious flaVour
combined with a delicatearoma
distinguishes them from all
other Teas. These Teas' are
rich and strong, and thesecond
serving U as good as the first.
- -
Empire Blended Teas
Are The Standard of Purity
To Dairymen and
Farmers
.
,
. .
some of the
AMONG
young cows you will
find some hard to milk. Use
~ the Patent
,
•.
DUPLEX PROBE.
Hundreds in use, and hundreds
of pounds saved by uqiug it. ;;
SOLE AGENT—
R. S. BAERY,
IMPORTER,
-
Palmebsxon
OHEAPSn)E
Worth,
The Phoenix
And that such Special Rate shall
(Imported from Victoria)
Engineering, Plumbing
be an annuallyrecurring rate for the
By Challenger—Young Daisy.
currency of such loan, being a period
& Tinsmithing Co.
of 41 years or until the loan is fully Terms for the season, £3 10s. Half
guarantee, £2 10s and £2 10s. Groomage, RANGITIKEI
paid off, and to b9 payable in one ss.
STREET, PALMER.
Groom in charge,
Smith.
STON NORTH,
sum on the Ist day of April in each For full pedigree, see W.
cards.
year.
Owners
Engineers, Plumbers, TinAnd the Kairanga County Council
NATHAN BROS,
also pledges as security for the paysmiths, &c.
Waikuku Stud,
Dairy Factory Fitters, anj> tjTENsit
ment of interest on the said loan all
Kairanga, Palmerston.
Deferred Thirds accrued and to
Manufacturers.
accrue on the said sections.
Furnished in Every
Cost of raising loan to be paid out
HARRIS AND IMPERIAL t^STIMATES
f:
Branch of the Trade.
Bicycles.—These splendid machines -M
of loan.
on sale. All bioycle accessories in stock.
P.0.80x
163.
V
RUTHERFURD,
WALTER
Splendid
of lamps. Repairs
W. J. MADDREK,^;;
County Clerk. under my assortment
own supervision.—O. S. Picker!
"' '. '
Manager,
—
MASSEY
81st August, 1908.
:i
inp, The Square, near publio library.
IHE MANAWATU
ABRAHAM k WILLIAMS, Ltd.
GENERAL ITEMS.
PALMERBTON NORTH STOCK
•Ali3.
RESCUES IN PEACE AND WAR.
SHAMROCK OALF MEAL.
DAILY HMJiIB,
A. COLLIERiY INCIDENT.
I N.Z. LOAN
Jib was one moaning in September last
BRAHAM & WILLIAMS. LW.
th*t a fire broke out wilihi twnbl* eudden,- A
ness in blw «ng:ne-hou9o of tlie Bodran- xIl. will cell by public auction at
This preparationkas during tho past frw6 years established its
their yards, Bangitikei-street, as
.gullt Colliery, near lihondda. At the moment a cage with 11 men, in it was slowly above, at 1.30 p.m.—
descending the shaft.. The flames spread
120 2-year steers
rapidly, and th.c heat liecanw a:mor*t. un16 2£yr bullocks
bearable. But Eran Lloyd, tJhte cngime8 8-year steers
mon, never dreamed of quitting his post. i
4 18mos steers
Catch'ng up » shoot of metal, he propped
it in front of his face, iuid grimly held on'
20 extra good springing heifers
to h:« "winding lover unjl.il the indicator
12 guaranteed cows, October
show.od that thie cage rras safe *t th« botcalvers
tom of the shaft. Then, and not till then,
8 fat cows
scorched and blackened, he staggered out
the,
'!$&
food prepared into the open air. A few minutes later thte
Jpamw^d if &aois* #«%p, «*a
400 good mixed hoggets
w?.'rtl rods attached to the cage sna.p60 prime fat ewes
ped with the heat, but by that
2 fat cows
men
were
(ten
time
of tihie
in safety-. Only
40 wethers
one was injuied by the falling metal, and
150 good mixed hoggets
he not mortally.—("Pearscn's Weakly.")
SAVED AN EXPRESS TRAIN130 good mixed hoggets
Not no very long ago an English railway man saved an express train full of
IMPORTANT UNRESERVED
SOORES Of TESTIMONIALS
passengers spoed;ng from Liverpool to LonCLE&nW® SALE
don. A Glasgow goods train w?* shunting
with
»»
§S
"fa (Stfteafy.. Whsa fcraparad aad fed in accordance
on the L. and N. W. Railway near Tamiteeefcioif eteafosed wifth
paskags, it supplies to young wprfch, to make way for the express train SUPERIOR DAIRY COWS,WELLBRED
CATTLE,
ia frasK milk, of which this is to pass. The signal fell for the axpress to
SHEEP,
itwfc ftH ik« flafctM properties
HORSES, FARMING IMPLEptes, but the driver of the goods, under
tfepfifecl.ift th« pw>e«3S of "separafcfoiiJ'
thixt
it
MENTS.
mn3ip<prehen*ion,
imagined
some
first problem to solve was that of labour,
$4&<b UJ tiNKfc'lMfyj'ibO, SO and 251b bags by th© manufactured
was for him to leave the siding. The FRIDAY, 4tb SEPTEMBER, 1903.
pbints being against am, his train was d#ra:l3d. E'ght trucks left the rails and lay A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd.
aboufl. utfiearly blocking the main line.
Both driver and fireman were badly hurt! -OL have received instructions
but th© latter, a Swansea mm, by th© from Dean 0. Shute, who has sold
V
nair.o of Ft'edeiiak Davis, realising the his property, to sell
by public
danger to tha oncoming express, picked auction at Raukawa, on the Palmerup,
though
and
in
terriblft
himself
pain,
oiftwled slowly toward thla nearest signal ston-Ashhursfc Road, at 12 o'clock
box. A» he wet* ha laid danger signals sharps*
on th*li«e. Wh«fl ib* reached ihe box hs»
26 first-class young cows, Sephad jusfc strength enough, left to tell what
temberand October calvers
h*d happerifd. Tl:en he fell unconscious,
85 selected yearling dairy
and was caiwi^ to a hospital.
heifers
"PALMBJRSTON NOBTH SALIT
On the pr«mi«»i, Bro»€ itieet, opposite
8»" SBBJ., ItOB.
fpSB NEW "ZEALAND LGXK
X AND MERCANTILE
WEDNISDAT NBt¥; 2m> BBP-
HIGHEST LIVING AUTHORITIES-
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Wiidmill
Best Best
TWO DESPERATE BATTLES.
In tho t«wo desperate battles of Rorkes
Dnft and laaadlivhana, the gallant 24th
lost 21 officers and 587 men*, and the survivors received no fearer than eighb Victoria Crosses. Of these the most magnificently ttou is that which Segeant Hook.
iiott employed at the British Museum, stiW
wears. For four long hours Hook aod
M&jra
BNGIiAIfB.
two other men held the hospital at Rorke*
a host of huge Zulus. At
Drift
fc Mf i* H«w Swtlsnd. ©bfcaftialris fe*m &H Sfcei'ekeepesfß. ■last foraagainsh
taro companions fell, and the curVivor ran short, otf ammunition. Und'sSOLE AGEW?S:
mayed, h« fixed his bayonet, and' still held
off the msttes of his foss. As one after
anoibher of them fell, ho piled their bodies
\x\i until a bamcads was formed sft. high.
Tixea tha ■Zitlu^-g^yci. up the attempt to
rush, and sei the place qn f}r§ Jhe sole
defender seized a pick, and broke through
three isuoce3sire vails of sun-dried clay to
FOB
geS a,* tbo hospital behind. There lay
iight man too badly hurt to move./ and already ths flames were bursting in upon
them. Hook picked up the nearest and
staggered awa.r with nimi to the otiher
bohind. Then I/&nc4-cornoral Wilbuildii^
liams came to the rescu*. and, yviifo his
liolp, all the «ufferers wer« carried into
safety. Before rescue oanw Hook had been
fighting 18 Hours.
Galvanised Corrugated
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IX
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JOSEPH NATHAN & Co., Ltd,
WELLINGTON.
"*JktE TOTJB STOBEKEEFER
-tfbHNSOK
50
20
20
20
130
80
CLEABINQ
SALE
MAKING
mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN
X & MERCANTIL AGENCY CO.
Ltd., will sell by public auction as
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aman. Hie stoiy wa# raxntly told by Mr.
"was
postSn^i^t;:' :Tr *rm',
import«r
of Berkshlpe,
Pigs,
The largest yearly prlze-takw in the
; colony ; 82 prizes takenlast year. .Priceand pedigrees on application. All pigs
-1 lists
at Stud registered., with the N.Z.. Pig
Breeeers' Association.
Purchasers of,ewes in lamb can
leave them on the iarm until lambing
is Over free of ch&Vge,
B. JOH&NSEN
AT THE BOROUGH HOBSE
AND SON,
EMPORIUM.
FIREWOOD MERCHANTS,
Eangitikei Line
SEPT.
*$ „
rf -> #
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l'-snt^>» '" "acrt*!!*K! st 6«cb rapid S(r/rfe». W«
«l"^"*3« a MSv «rw •» ttint^voaid make very
f««ft ■'/••4''- W Ca?3<oj}fia cofiMiiiJng linrti!reds of
etc., if yonwin write and «sk«».
allU r S«lt4sClV/CE3 © t rifitsriTrfirs,
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s,, c , 7/e, and I^^^^E^^^Hm
SHH^BBa^g|W|
S'erl.ngSilverin 4Ct t Cl^osFonrrte
or $>«d Uo^s,
10 6
"jIyTISS
McKAY has some pretty
Evening Dress and Blouse Lengths.
Evening Drees Specialist.
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Etjvpre^a Watch,fine jewelled
<r*f ">overtiet A perfect wafch
f°| faiies ißct gold keyltti
h^ftitipg ease*, AlO 10s.
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hunting,70/.
Oitaranteea
for jyear*
C. DAHL
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SotucnirSpotn,
M"ao>-i Design, 18,3
sraaw^n
WskaW" "^ "
\Jgt*
t* <<itr-Fipcst Silver-PlatL'd
Jjtn
Di»h, with r»b> tintrd giiu,
_
extw
tj^J-; —drift $
sttonir
ehH«i eonneetlons,
21/
Ptir-Is ft.
fiih
rally or bliif-tirrfed
Fst£J -^Ptne»tSilverplated and
Cut GlassButter Dish, 11/6
JEWELLERS
AND
SILVERSMITHS,
r*~---^_r
Wellington,
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9-86%
The
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toaautt la a finely DitideS Condition.
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PURE BOINE MEAL—Price £G per ton on
■■.■'■'. ;" tracks, Longburn.
Guararit«ed"Analysis(by Government
Analyst):
•-'
•Organic matter
Triealele phosphate
..
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50-98%
28'1G%
To the Settlers of Orotu Bridge
and Surrounding District.
PALMER & PFARCE
MESSRS
having completed their
Sawmill at Oroua Bridge are prepared
new
•Containing nitrogen equal to ammonia. to supply white pine and matai
tiniber. j
4-20%
.
OrdeiitJ shduld be sent in promptly, not
necessarily -for..lmmediate delivery, but to
prevent disappointment.
-;'' kobth
.
island bacon
pany.
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notigb--t0 farmers.
com-
PALMER & PEARCE.
Australian Mutual Provident
Society.
MONEY TO LEND.
raiHIS Society is prepared to lend
"VTOTICE is hereby given that Mk J- money on First-class Freehold
has severed his eon- City and Country Securities at 4£
■Jr^l Moffatt
ntctida tvifch the North Island Bacon per cent.
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Company.
Liberal Mortgage Dead gives power to
*t\i North Island Bacon Company repay portions of loanduring term.
jure cash buyers of Prime Bacon Pigs.
Apply direct to the Society's Branch
addressed to J. Denfler, shop Office,Wellington, or to any of the
Letters.
♦
manager, Palmerston North ; H; Society'sDistrict Offices.
EDWARD W. LOWE,
Bartlettt Goiapany's buyer, Piata; or
Bcsident Secretary.
U.Vn MtMtary, E. T. Clarke,We<»el-
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ANl>
BTNNS,
PHOTOGEAPHEES.
QOLICITATIONS
C 3Numerous and
being still more
Pressing, we advise
our Patrons that our Christmas Concession
is still further extended for a short period.
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CABINET3~AND
'MONA' ENLARGEMENT
NOTICE.
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Note the address—
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F. JOHANSEK 4 o©.,
Malcolm
and Wilton
W.S. HAST,,
Gnnmftker,
MAIN STREET
pALMRRStOV NoftTS.
Direct Importer if-.'
Fenders*—
Guns
Also 84 Brass Rail Fenders and
Brasses to match.
Btddn*—Of any description.
Wire Mattrasses, etc.
;
Exeelleney
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Inspection
Write for prices. Telephone 96.
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Important to Farmery
CHEAP
MANURES.
NETT CASH, ON TROCKS AT *«A
HATJRANGA, in > iw». sins. **■
For lcwt. bags, 2/6 per ton extra tltejtl;
M MANURE—£4 10/- niiv».
(JUAB -TE» AHJUjTSIS i
AT
.
MANURE MANUFACTURERS.
LAMBTOK-QnAT.'-WKxnriifX
MahubeWobks
•
• NcAßAtaiUtM
THOUSANDS ■TO SELECT FROM
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THE WELLINGTON BEAT
EXPORT SO., LTD.
Offices
BOOKS! BOOKS!
BOOKS i
. ...
TricaleiePhospnate..
Ammonia
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Ammonia
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[The prewnt
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stock
4,
s..
I'ptMiftft.
of «he tfewijfvo
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«lasses of manure, vit.» "M" *h4TSeaa»
"IMAGINATION A SYMBOLISM,Dust, is all- required<for ttdiiag> MUftftwtt
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or the Foundation and t)oors of the and orders cannot, therefore
mM lit
Remnant Lots of 6, 7, 8, 9 to 12 pieces,
„,
He&\en\y Jerusalem," by Capt. J. D. these manures by themselves.]
selling at half-price,
B. fiewitt,R.N. Price, 6d.
IMPORTED SUPERPHOSPHASftr
Newest'Magazines and Newspapers.
—£5 6/- ptea ton." v> i?
"Winter Games,
including newkinds.
We are in Front for Value.
ADABAK'tfeKB AKALteiS:
prices.
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White Lead, Glass,Paints, Scrim,etc.
R.&E.I; !NGEVV
PALMEBSTON NORTH.
j!|ft
Is4d.
(Oeborne's
Orders promptly attended to.
C. REVANSi,:
THE CASH GROCER,
MONEY TO LEND
upon application.
Samp
XH SUMS OF
£100 to £10,000
On Country, City, and
a. a hamll,
Small Goods Batcher,
Freeholds
<
>HXTURE-£4:
THE,
SPECIAL POTATO MANpJgB
£6w»fc.ipx.V' ■ '•„"
(Copied from fee,report.of jibe, Hnr t«ri
Agricultural
SQUARE.
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Remember, from
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A«lLT«rtif:
Hookey Sticks* from Is each.
4W to 87 per cent. TOlubletfhoHptab* -"'
Footballs, etc..
NO.
1 MIXTURE—£SS/r;wM-Wii
Novelty
Playing
Latest
Cards,with New
mS "rZealand views.
WAIU^IMD
One-half imported BUPEfcPHOHrfcfft,
Lovely Artificial Flowers.
New and pretty Birthday Cards.
35 to 37 per cent, solublePhosphate
China and Glassware, Leather GoodsOne-halfBONE DUST, as above.
Toys, Fancy Goods, AccountBooks..
NO. 8
X7/e wi '•»»
Stationery ofevery description.
One-half imported SUPERPHOSPHi,**
"l
as above.
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One-half "M" MANURE, »s abort.
W. PARK,
FINEST BROKEN ORANGE
PEKOE
9/- per lb.
GOLD TIPPED FANNINGt
A strong, full flavoured Ttia.
1/6 per lb.
**
Ping Pong,
Isßd.
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8 pit Mbt.
BONE DUST—£S 5/. *M *c*.
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OOASAOTHB*
(
AKAMBIB.'
TricalcioPhosphate..
k
4»'per*mt.
WM. PARK'S
vrith
21in. wide,
Magnificent Gold Paoers from 1/6 per
roll. Gall or send for samples
and
■■.■■-'■■
re»browfe*J, »•
*
InviteoV
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bored, etc.
irtJRNITURB
the
BEAUTIFUL
latest shades, self-coloured patterns, engrain tints,
beautiful iriexes"
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teed. Guns re-stocked,
BUYERS
At special cut prices.
Malcolm & Wilton,
of RantDrl;
Cartridgtt
Rifles
Ponder Skftft
Eevolvers Caps, £t«.
The largest stock of shooting f»*
qnisites stocked in the district.Repairing in all its branches goiftpK-
FXTRNITpRE TO SUIT ALL
JUST LANDED—
designs in all
JACKEYTOWN.
Suburban
r
*'"
VeMly Opposite the OeQM
Bettsei
WALL PAPERS.
G.H.BLANCHE,
_ patent.)
DEEP-WELL
Bis
*nß|ti|mfln?
*°
n X ACRES,all flat, Well grassed and
I tJ watered, 6-roomed house, large
cowshed, t c, including a first-class guaranteed herdof 33 cows. Creamery 1J miles;
lease four years to run ai £1 per acre.
Price
for goodwill of lease and herd £425. In
addition to the 75 acres, 15 acres of bush
adjoins, for which the owner of lease pays
no rent. This is % grand chance for a man
with small Capital. Apply Hudson and
Easther, Land and Estate Agents, Levin.
BOEEB
: j— ■• "^fc
Five twenty-thirds IVRttD BLOO»,If
cent. Ammoniar" ""***'"
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Ten twen^-thirdsrßON|B:DinWr,^iJn|m.
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PIANOTALK.
Eight twenty-thirds KAINIT.H
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pSffcil.
Potash.
PIANO is a first-class investment as Veil as a means of
KAINITI >
culture and pleasure. There is no article The addition of a email faroportttl •(
manufactured that will give as large a KAINIT to any of the Mfihmii-n
return for the money invested. Grant- advantage, and will be made witboatrislM
ing this to be true, the Piano to be charge- if speeined by the putth»M£tUU
r
•ought after by those who wish to buy giving the order.
MIXINGS
mnst not only have a, good tone, but be
The
Manures
are
not mi?«di<aatft tl»
well abdfaihfully made, and be sold a
are sent oat,1and purabaaerj *|< (Umlt
fairprite. It must be built, to*stand orders
option can have the original Mfcno|*| j|s«ftf
years of use.. The pianos now offered
them in .the Waker*l.bagi.jifti mat* Mi*
by THE DRESDEN PIANO GO. fulfil to
mixtures themselves.
GOOD
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all these conditions.
SPECIAL"MItTTJRES,»t4t«i mU
any time to suit farmers.
DRESDEN PIANO CO.
jLambton Quay, Wellington.-
;i
to i-iform. the
|>EGS
that
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"■^Tbe
£4 103 per ton on renovated and conducted under the pro
ROOT illAKtrßßrr-Price
prietor's
personal
supervision.
troicks,.liofigburn.
'Hot dinners, grills, etc., at all hours.
-Analysis (by ;Gov»rriment
QtAlAhtebA
Fresh fiish arrive daily.. Oysters also
Analyst):
arrive daily, and may be had by bottle,
Ttiealelepnoephate
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18*20%
plate
or kit.
;. 73-21%
"•Organic matter
Note address: Next Public Library.
*fe«ntainlng
B nitrogen iwual fo ammonia
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WALLPAPERS.
DAIRY FABM, LEASE AND HEBD
FOR SALE.
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farm.
22/362
-roomed villa, residence, -well situated,
"every convenience;five minutes from
Square, three-fifths acre, stable, trapshed,
loft, price £900, terms easy.
37/486
very desirable 7-roomed villa, 66ft by
chains,
2
Square,
minutes
from
2J
well situated, high and dry, good outbuildings, evpry convenience, price £800,
yesterday, it was decided
"to continue the operations which
have rendered the syndicate notor"ious
during tho last couple of years,
but to make an exception in regard
""to
Auckland. Ifthatis so it appears
that other towns are still. to suffer
'■from the monopoly sought to be
established. InAuckland tne Com' bine
have met their match, bo far,in
the Northern Roller Milling Com
""pany,
producers of the ' Champion'
Brand. Tlie Company; by refusing
have anything to dowith the Com
" to
prevented thelatter taking an
"• bine,
unfair advantage of the householders
11 of that
province, and to a certain ex'• tent, have assisted other districts to
fight the unwholesorpe monopoly in
" breadstuffa
which affects the tables
" of tho working
to such a sub" stantial extent.classes
has been done
""by establishing This
agencies in other
towns for the sale of the Company's
Flour.
has
Napier
benefited
" in that way, and as been
the Company
are
engagedin
such
a
struggle
it be
"
." hoves all interested in the issue to
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our customers and the general publia that en having clean, mew, and up-to-flifte
we have removed to those «omai*dieos goods to select froia.
premises until lately. oeeupie4"by Hessrs
All work, as usual, tinier »y •#■
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Hart and Keeling.
supervision. No garmentsent«ttt tialtii
Every description of boots anf ShoM satisfactory*
imaAe^n^he-jpremiseß.
.^,
; Fit arii'workmanshipimaranHei.
8.-O. OLSBK.
Hepfclrs a specially.
MANUFACTURERS,
Paltnferßton North,
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FREEZING SHEEP iND LA4I&S
——.
THE
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OUE
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AETIST-FINISHED
Bromide Cabinets
and Paris Pane s
are still facile princeps for
AETISTIC POSE, COMPOSITION
AND SUPEEB FINISH,
whilst
THEIE PEEMANENCE IS UNQUESTIONABLE.
OUE SUPEEB NEW
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO,
ON THE OLD SITE
7 Willis Street, Wellington, 7
(Nearly Opposite the Empire Hotel,)
Telephone, 1635.
We do NOT employ
CANVASSERS.
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none is so good as
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i ■ you'v missed one of thepractical points of
TO
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D. GHAEKEE
BREAD
P.O. Box 123.
On Draught at almost all Hotels in
the
City and surrounding districts,
And confidently anticipate their verdict will
Thjire \a no danger whatever from lockbe that Staples and Co. have
jaworbiood poison resulting from a wound removed the reproach that good lieer could
when Chamberlain'sPain Balm is promptly not be brewed in Wellington.
applied.' It is an antiseptic and destroys
the germs which cause these diseases. It
also pauses wounds to hea} without matur J. STAPLES & CO. (Limited).
ation and in one?third the time required
MOLESWOETH akd MURPHY
"
STREETS,
y the usual treatment. Sold by U,F.C.i.
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As the dye ing season is drawing upon
us again I wish to iqvite inapeotlon of
CASH
COW LOTTERY,
SYKES' CURA COUGH
STAPLES' BEST.
Telephone 144.
AT U PER 4LBLOAF
FOR
W. is a
and
may
of gnat
quality,
and power and to
mm
splendid temper,: by imp. Berlin out t>t owner's.account at his option*,.AllJpMV
imp. Eanny Allaii, his breeding is unimto be prime of their class, andTtO-b*
peachable. Berlin (Woodford—Mambrine, delivered at
Free«in
2-21J) is full brother to Mambrino Dudley, cost and expense. g>
Price and ttanntmt^.
2,22. Robert W. only started three times,
be on the FROZEN
being first once and second twice.
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Terms £3 10s, payable January Ist, 1904.
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Groomage fee 6s, payable first service ■; The Company is willing to puxcl)jtf#^
graziDg 2sper week. Every care fakon,but astraightout price per
no responsibility.
For full particulars
apply
H. J. WOODFIELD,
Mana.wa.tu Stables.
at the Company s Office- or f MTT #£
,
Wor^i^ vm^P
W®jp|Kv^
la&Uik&fJ*.
HE IS SELLING
Don't let your cold go on until it getspast
the curing ttage. Stop it at once and avoid
the chance-of hpA-jng the Grip, Bronchitis,
Pneumonia, etc. All these troubles are the
He who would achieve success should results of letting a cold-have its run. You
caunot afford to triflewith a cold.
endeavour to merit it."
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GOT A WOTOR
OUT
SMITH,
UNITED FAEMEES'
Carrier, Forwarding- Agent and
COOP.
Parcels Delivery,
have during the past.year spared
orwarded to any address in the colony.
no expense in endeavouring to
Will Cure You.
First-class dry storage in brick buildinc. make our Beer second to none in New Zealand,
First-class stabling and loose-boxes.
and can now confidently assert we
It is the best Remedy ever advertised
Hansome cab on hire.
have succeeded in doing so.
cure a Cold. It gives immediate relief when
Furniture aud luggage carefully re!
other remedies fail.
moved.
We invite all who enjoy
Sold throughout New Zealand by Chemists
A GOOD GLASS OF BEER and
storekeepers. Price, 1/6 and 2/6.
TO ASK FOB
NtiT
HAS
X
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS A
SPECIALITY.
Fateand>Ustp,be.^projif^if
t^e.Tendor, the.Companji^iM^/ik,
Not To Bi Beat BOBERT
beautiful dark-bay former the current, value perjbftltke.
horse, 17 hands high,
the latter
day,
bfejlKeKS
substance,-4jone»
the Company or feUjmongeredj
A
WE
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tnder'Ulk.
©ONIIiTJONS:'
W.
(Berlin— Finny Aitwi.)
)j■j good for you. The makers claim they are
best and cheapest in the market, and
f | the
they are supported by the following, as well
? as many other flock-owners:—
for New Zealand Carrying
AGENTS
Company and J. J. Curtis.
Conveyance meets all trains. Goods
THIS SEASON,
ROBERT
( ; your business. Some of the most successful
Zealand prefer these dips
r I farmers of New
and what is good enough for them must be
P. Dokhelly
/ Mr E. J. Biddifobd Mr G. Phaiuzyn
Mn C. Eloaii
, Mr C.
Mr J. N. Williams Mb W. J. Douolas
Mr Wm. BnsßY
Mr C. Valance
Lawes SheepDips are made up i three
At Chemists pr Grocers. 2/6 & 4/6 / mixtures
TIME when this shoe could have been
to suit both large and small sheep
mended. There was a time when
Lane's Emulsion. It's famous,J farmers.
the
of Pneumonia, 40 of Bron150victims
I
One dip of Lawes' Dip—then your phitjs,
$ because it's good.1' s
and 60 of Pleurisy, who died in New
verdict;
Zealand during the past year, might h«ve
"THE BEST I'VE USED."
been saved had they taken SYKES' CUEA
Better, talkit over, with us now. We arc COUGH when they first
that little
sole agents for the Palmerston Wanganu cold 1 Don't delay untilcaught
districts.
: condition of the Old Shoe. yon are in the
J, A.
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HAVTLL.
IF
Lanf/s. Doctors fre- (
quently prescribe it. t*
"_
OoiL
l
SHEEP.
>
scientifically einulsified. We make no
secret of the formula,
but we urge you to
take none but Lane's,
because we know that
FIBES.'S.
ABOUT YOUR
p
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LONGBTJBN
THE SILVER GEID
FEBEZING WOBKS. 1rpim New Proprietor is H. P. LITTLEX WOOD, formerly of the Willow Bank
Boavdinghouso.
OBsA^ MANURES
establishment
"■ Combine
I Q/~\ acres, very best dairying28/411
and
JLO \J fattening agriculturai land, all
\
Stewttti J)awgon and Co.,
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7-roomcd house, pantry, trapshed, cheap at
£22 per acre, cash £3000, balance at 5 per
cent for 5 or 7 years ; a grand property.
9
The North.
(ALWAYS READY.)
From the
DAILY TELEGRAPH,NAPIER
20th FEBRUAR
information which hasreached
" From
wo are led to understand that at
" us,
" the annual meeting: of the Millers'
7 paddocks, well watered,
9"JO acres,
010
6-bail cowshed, 10 acres ploughed,
f
Sirt l«t. GoM tJnki,
:
37/489
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Defenders
OF
undulating grazing country, 2 miles by
good road to creamery, well watered by
permanent streams, 4-roomed house, woolshed, sheds, 2 sets yards, r.o.p. at £7 an
acre, rent 6s 6d per acre, £800 for goodwill, with 1000 first-class sheep given
5
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/WaJ^^^^iJki^^;.
By BpeoUl
e
WELLINGTON 1»«<
general public
Mk J. BROOKJES,
Mmaecr.
ATEXCEPTIONALLY LOW -*-*
EXPORT "COMPANY;^ 1»;4
terms.
he has opened a general Agents—Meftsrs G.
37/489
H.
Bennett
&
is
prepared
Co.,
to Purchase Fat' 8hl«i)«kll
RATES OF INTEREST.
-roomed new house, washhouse, scullery,
small goods shop in the Occidental
Palmcrstdh North..
ZEALAND Eepresentative tor
Lambs by Weight at graduated%r#i*
land 44ft by 2 chains, price £510,
Buildings, The Square, where everyfor
the'follotring
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qualitiesknd^iiato
cash £335.
thing in the way of small goods may be
30/426!!
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Repayments of not less
XsF^t
SHEEP.
pf -roomed new house, J acre, 70ft frontage,
procured atreasonable prices.
|
THE "PERFECT" CREAM O
than £25 can be made
a bargain at £300,-caah £140. 32446
FIRST
QUALITY
WESTER
FREEZERS
at any time on three
BRAND W.M.E.CO 40 to ««fc^
All goods prepared under my personal
SEPARATORS
months'
66 te 7(m»
notice.
ALEXANDER SPRA^TT,
supervision at the works, Bangitikei
" support them."
J
Over W¥
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Line.
The '-Perfect" Tinned Steel Seamless
and FIREWOOD Mierehant
NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING APPLY TO ANY AGENCY OF THE
SECOND QUALITY'FREJSKDS >
Milk Cans
Daily Delivery.
)
CO. LIMITED.
Throat tickling, cough bad,
Cleanliness andcivility. may be relied
BKAND N.G.A.
40 te'Wk '
on, A trial -of our goods will satisfy
The " Perfect" Seamless Cream TransC lungs paining?
E. VIRTUE, Manager
FREEZING EWEB-On Sale Oats, wheat, chaff, bran,
consumers of their quality.
port Cans
BRAND NGA EWE
sharps, etc., etc.
The "Perfect" Steel Seamless Milk
Department.
Goods
will
bo
wholesale
supplied
to
Buckets
LAMBS.
George street
Palmerston X.;
town and country dealer at* a liberal
FIRST QUALITY FREEZMtS-*
The Perfect " Milk Strainers
J. H- Richardson,
discount.
BRAND
W.M.E.C.O.
Stops tickling throats,
The "Exact" Skim Milk Weighing c
Government Insurance Commissioner.
Ovt>tchtbt
Machine
hacking coughs, painSECOND QUALITY PREJSMJIfI—
The" Champion " Butter Mould
A. G.
) ful lungs. Creasote, I
j^RSJ^^H^^P^^^.'AlßS^
you are, a Sheep Farmer, and don'
Danish Eennet and Eennet Tablets
something about
/
fresh
eggs,
know
lime,
C
THE SQUARE.
soda,
REJEQTS
"
The " Sirius " Cocoa. Etc., etc.
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Will be;paid,for.>t time yaW
and Cod
oil,
STAND
Palmerston North.
Jam DMi, 1O 8
"
ploughable, a mile from creamery and
school, 5-voomed house and outbuildings,'a
Also—. first-class property, price only £14 per acre,
cash required £400.
acres, all ploughable, 30 37/488
acres
Skirts and Blouses Ready for /I*"|
xJJI. ploughed and in good English
Wear;
grasses, 6 .paddocks, 2 acres orchard, 7house, outbuildings, price £28 per
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. roomed
acre, cash £710, an ideal little dairy
Importer and Manufacturer,
R[i*«tr or
Ps9lV-tt*e»t SiKcr-"P;ar>n
THE
v Champion
and Valuers.
we
MOUNSEY &CO.
AS A GOING CONCERN.
Land Agents, Financial Agents,
XO (~\ acres leasehold, 49acres grassed,
1 *J*4
V_7 Qpaddocks, first-class level and
NOTICE.
•''E747S.-^Flnest S.Wer-
Next race and Co.,The Square,
Palmereton North.
on
AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE
AGENTS. VALUERS, Etc.
Appointment
for
past year,
found It neecssaiy
toi
of largelyincreasing trade \m provide receiving direct shipments ©f twee^'
HAVING
bore accommodation,
;bef. t«vinform etc., every month, that they can rely
TOWN SECTIONS WITHIN EASY Apply shatp to
DISTANCE OF;SQUARE.
.
B. E.
of 4iha pries you will g«b in my da.ughit6r?"
Young ma.fi: "Well-—er—no, yr ;I don't
know the «xact value, but as near tm I
can nfid but it is ht the neighbourhood of
;
( M«te3 Pmr-Pot,
About £2,500 cfvsh, balance ai 5 p«»
tent for a long term. A Snip.
MESSRS
his
extended
Bedsteads
AAn
0.. olsen;^
thanking patrons
the gtfp.
IK
to him;;during 5*
port
wishes intimate.that"lv» U':
account
Palmwston North,
36 Children's Cots
Bruce's Frost Proof
Circular Heads
ideal dairy and cropping
Beauty q| Hebron, white bad red
farm. <3n the market for a
Kidneys
Early Bone
few days only.
American Bose
Magnum Bonum.
These can be. obtained in lots to .suit
purchasers, from 281bs to full sacks* or at
ACRES
per ton. Most of the above varieties are
Second to none in the district.
grown out of the district.
SALE.
Main street
c.
120 Double Brass Bail Bedsteads
30 Double Plain Tube Bedsteads
50 Single Brass Rail and Plaift
CLOSE TO BOROUGH OF
PALMERSTON.
.
Boot Mannfactui-Wb,
Telephone 88..
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-TTAtE JUST LANDED—
LAND. LAND. LAND.
,
"There is always room at the top, young
matt," .said tho coal merchant to the lad
who wantcid to know if there was a place
for him in the office.
"Yes; Tve noticed thai whenever I've
a©oa tho sacks in your waggon go by," i
the youth. But for all hlis evidence
sa-:d
of his being a closa observer be did not geti
berfjh.
,
the
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posit.
now
NEW
( fh+.**.*■>?**.***. t^i'i'* ,^l'r*.
■ ■ W/iVMO' cs <-.*! \^u<j
—
AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER.
"VFOTIFY the public that they have
A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. XV started business as
DO^'T MISS THE OPPORXV will sell by public auctipn at
WOOD CQAfcJ^BPHAHTS
TUNITY.
their yards, Rangitikei-street, Pal- opposite Terrace End Hotel, in Main-street
East, and trust by strict attention to
merston North, as above at 1 p.m.— ] business
prompt delivery to merit a
G. A~. PREECE AND
Draughts and harness horses* fair shareand
of public patronage.
have been instructed by the
hacks, and ponies.
Large stock of dry matai, maire, rata,
owners to sell on
tawa and root wood in any length.
Special entry—
Also best screened Coalbrookdalecoal aad
Exceptionally* Easy Terms,
8
8-year
draughts
I—l love you?'
(broken to Brunner nuts, also coke.
Convalescent:"Nurse,
Nursa (experienced): "Yes; but 7ou"U
good workers
TelephoneNo. 219. Orders cam be left a number of Quarter Acre Sections
chains)
get over it when you're really well."
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with Mr A.C.Bradfield, Grocer, the Square. fronting College-street, and a proposed new street giving access to
QUARTERLY LAND SALE.
Fair Painter: "I hope you "don't m'lid
town within ten chains of Square.
my sketching in your field?"
New street will be formed and
undersigned have arranged
rpHE
HIGH-CLASS
metalled and footpath sanded and
"Doctor/* she said, archly, "some phy- X to hold a quarterly land sale.
sicians say kissing isn't healthy. What do
TAILOBING.
tarred to full extent.
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In
case
no
sale
a
small
only
of
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you think of it?"
1
For full particulars apply imme"Well, iwally,' 1 replied the handSsomie charge for advertising will be TOade,
Coatings and Suitings just tc
young doctor, "I dorfti think you or I
diately tQ
The first sale will be, held on
hand,
should attompb to decide that off-hand. Saturday, the 19th September,
Best style and workmanship.
O. A. PREECE AND CO.,
txtfn put our heads together aiid consider." should sufficient
Holder of Diploma from Cutting Academy
inducement offer.
Sole Agents,
ABRAHAM k WILLIAMS, Ltd., and School of London.
Golding (who has given his consent): "I
Oxford
Palmerston N.
Buildings,
Auctioneers.
feopa, young man, that you know the value;
BOWLE;
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atcep'aiite girts 1 ffafr tfrlfctfc
""> »'*s'
,.fj , j.:{ |n jj.'v:j, £,
%!S
T
g vcc||ent tpsathyre««Jer»
iM-i-.i \zleMt cftri euiurlnrj. In selecting jjHts
stocS; voa. enn ba certain of abUiiiiing
&."»« <kx
>!,■ J)(f/jjest T^siTb^ qaanty at the minimii*
AND CO. havereceived P. JOHANSEIT fcfcdO,
MOUNSEY
instructions to sell
HAERY PALMER
in
IMPQRTANT_ LAND
..
At 2.80p.m.
stock a choice consignment
of Seed Potatoes ef the following
varieties :—
White Elephants
Ethelhnrst, Eongotea,
JQHN JIBTIJ3,
and breeder
Tamworth, and LARGE B^ACK Devon
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Box 184,
SATURDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER,
POTATOES.
Up-to-dates
PALMEBSTON NOIITS.
RANGITIKEI--STREET,-
SEED
HAS
01?11-*}?^: 6*^'* te? slls. Spouting, Ridging, *)6wnpii»
Holbea aad Eirk,
LAND SALE,
Part allotment No. 1, section 277,
containing^ acre, with 66ft frontage
to RANGITIKEI STREET, to^
gether with the well-built resideuee
and all outbuildings erected thereon.
2. Part section 899, with 66ft frontage to Ferguson Street.
8. Part section 901, with 66ft frontage
to Ferguson Street.
4. Part section 901, with 66ft frontag*
to Ferguson Street.
5. Allotment Nov 18,fectfon
containing i-acra, wiih'7oft Irontage to FritJS Street.
;
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Ttrms «aay. Only 10 per cent de-
:
Tw'gg's Churns ana Butter Workers
Duplex & Worthlngtort Steato Pumpg
Auctioneers.
FCE
Luncheon provided*
sth
'THE
COLLINS BROS.,
FSttcixa.
Tblbmom 46,
BREEDER'S CARDS,
-JWttot Wheels
Llnd's British Befrigertteft
American Steel Split Jalleys
Radiator Sepfiratoft
Transfer Title.
MOUNSEY & CO.,
rjpENDiaES arc invited for the ereesale of dairy stock to be held on ;JL tion of a
Shop and dwelling rooms at the
account of Mr J. Francis, Glen
Oroua,has been postponed to a date
cornerofFeatherston-street and
which will be announced later.
Rangitikei<street.
HXRRY PALMER,
Tenders close en the 29th inst.
immediate sale—2os acres, all in
Auctioneer. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
grass, subdivided 9 paddocks, permaFor terms and conditions apply
nent water, good district, a bargain at Lll
MOUNSEY & CO.
p« aort, Bakery business 46ipg 0 ten per
Sale at 12 o'clock sharp.
SATURDAY,
Auctioneer.
menth. Hotel business in flourishing
centre. Splendid business site The Square,
Pftlmerston North, small amount down,
bftlanee At 3 per cent. Farms.and town
properties in all parts of the district. Particulars on application.
Tangyo'a-
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.SELL-
:
Land Agents, Produce Merchants, &c.
FEILDING.
**■s£■
HORSES, SATURDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER.—
TOOLS,Etc.,
882 feet frontage, Rangitikci street, t^
At the Premises, AlexandraStreet.
with shop and four dwellings thereon, 9 allotments. The chance of a
FRIDAY NEXT, tho 4th SEPT.,
lifetime. All freehold. Land
—
Stock & General Auctioneers,
Valuators, Hotel Brokers,
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OF
PLA^T,
HARRY
jllderslie
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MAKE_^A FORTUNE. •'
AND
above, ai 1
2 draught mates in fqal
1 heavy draught gelding
1 2-year draught gelding
1 yearling.draughtfilly
1 8-year filly by Son of a Gun
Out of ft draught mare
3 hacks and harness horses,
D.f. plough, disc and tine harrows, cultivator, chaffcutter, horse power
Dray and plough harness, milk
Cans,15 tons of hay
Dray, milk cart
Wool-press, gig and hafne33
and numerous sundries,
HEROIC CHINAMAN.
One of the heroes of ih# world is a Ohin-
'
Yonng Man! Buy I
Real Estate
HAERY PALMER,.
Auctioneer.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 4th, 1903,
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No Reserve.
FEILDING SALE.
lamb to
Shropshire rams
100 fat and forward ewes
220 hoggets
210 fat and forward wethers and
ewes (on turnips)
10 4-tooth Shropshire rams
bred by 0, W. Reid, of
;
Graniville Sharp, of Hongkong. Mjr. Sharp
on a French steamer; onliis wayfrom
Hongkong to Touron, an the Chinese coast.
Tha steamer ran on a rock, and wao beacbed to save h<r. Her captain h:red two
Ohineaa junks tti take the crew "and passengers back to Hongkong, and Mr. Sharp
went with captain in the smaller one. A
typhoon swept down over them. Masts,
tyiiwat-k*, and rudder were swept away in
an instant.
j Tha Chinass captain, believiag all -^as
oTctf, yrtnb below and. drugged himself
wif<h opium. Three Cliinese fishermen who
hid bten fli'dnaeu on thei »iearner weie on
boafd, and those knew" tha coast. They
minaged to v«pafe tl^e rodder, bufc only
dna could steer well eopugb. t^ nave it from
bfting broken again. He hadi to watch
every wave, and be ready tio ©JAeo£f for
each sea. With no one to relieve him;, th's
man stood at his post in itonmt*'.of rain,
in wind and darkness, and endured th« aarful strain for 36 hours. He never'one* let
go hi* hold. A boy stood by ham and put
food bdfewem bis lips at intervals to give
him stnrerigth for his all bub hopeless task.
He saved the junk and all aboard her.
"Sun."
:
MOTJNSI*-Hb--eO.r,--favoured
COLLINS BROS.
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«oi L'cuq th i isi- C;
2-year steers
8-year steers
18-monthempty heifers
mixed yearlings
wethers
forward ewes
BEOSJ
SONS
8,
JEHBJBEviti'I b'cloek.
At 1 o'clock.
p.m.—
88 yearling steers
PALMER has received
20 good forward bullooks
instruction* from the Executive
20 springing dairy heifers
in the estate of W. Smith,deceased, to
20 springing dairy heifers
sell the whole of the plant, horses, harId 2yr steers
17 heifers, October and November ness, tools, etc., etc., as follows
1 draught mare ''Dolly"
calvers
1 draught mare "Darkey"
12 springing heifers
1 draught mare "Topsy"
10 springing dairy cows
6 springing heifers
1 draught mare "Tom"
1 spring trap
2^empty cows
good
young
cows,
6"
near calving
2 tip drays
8 heifers, near calving
2 sets dray harness
1 springing heifer
2 sets leading harness
1 milk cow, calved a fortnight
1 set of trap harness
good
turnip-fed
hoggets,
mixed
I 300 sexes
1 pug mill
1 brick kiln, estimated to contain
9 2-yr empty heifers (selected)
good
300
hoggets
i 100 good wethers
15,000 bricks
9 2-year steers
29 brick moulds, 2 brick dryingsbeds,
22 yearling steer
3
21 sheets of iron, 1500ft rough
~~
1 first-class Shorthorn bull
COLLINS
timber, picks, spades, wheel180 purebred 2 and 4-tooth Linbarrows,, etc.
flExinr H. Cotaxe ;
coln ewes in lamb to Lin- Edwih K. CouwtrtP
No Reserve.
coln rams
Friday, September 4th, at 1 o'clock.
300 4, 6 and 8-tooth Lincoln
HARRY PALMER,
(Late with Harry Pa,!m«)
breeding ewes in
United Farmers'' Go-Operative
..,. ..Association
--^
SALE.
and Canterbury, oval
Shrubi,etc.
tables, fancy tables and chairs,
<?«inh<f. e«w>«f Bw*rrf,
couches, fenders, pictures, The last but the finest collection yet IUTACWSMIT erected i* i* ptA erf f##w
dueheis chest, washstands,
ofiferred.
rainagfe » speciality. Hous« pltflsMMSrs,
feoi tNiteir fi«fe*.
curtains, lace, and
toil«fc-war«,
C
bellß *n* *»W«« nWd ana repaft»ft «tt.«*Siii
tapeitry, doub>, »nd single
_—
I AQJ3WS FOE^bedsiejids, mtttresses, jiic^r
titcijehl 'ifurnitnre, crock6tj|r
sum, (kg taft.feU Ts*g?fi6u
and sundries, etc., etc.
McCormlck's Torßift*
fat cows
5
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confined
i MONBSEBi fKBB
kBSOLUTELTTy LAST SAL»QJ
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10 yearlings
15 heifers in calf
5 cows in calf
5 store cows
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THURSDAY,3rd, September, at 1.80.
AGENCY
PALMERnas been favoared
CO., LTD., will sell as -above «t 12 ittARRT
4--*- with instructions from Miss Burr
With
noon,—
to sell tha whole of her household furniinstrnctibn* from the Moriehead
32 quiet dairyheifers, springing ture and effects as follows :—
Nursery Co.,will. sell as above—
Piano bj "Bord" (London), music
A grand selection of Trees,
(close on calving)
stool
Premier Bejmtation and Popularity.
jio§§tiifc-§&
HABBY PJLLKB*,;
k MERCANTILE CO.
TKU»*DiT,
SEPT. 8«d, lt&s.
T-aUBSDAI,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1908.
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gfcto.
OCEANIC
STBAM t
will
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H.
W.licott,
Eangitike
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*OE^ WELLINGTON.
Tflps; COOK
ft SON,
WItLIHOTON.
The Splendid Screw Steamer
Queen
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S&*l%i
to,Bouth Airioa. »RM Booked '&>&*
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ensure a thorough cleansing, prevent
milk fever, and save the life of your
10-guinea cow.
The ofjds Are tbon very Ibrig,
Used by all the leading farmers in the
district,
Towder Cow: Drench, 1/6 ; 15/. per
dozen.
Liquid Cow Drench, 1/6 j 80/. per
drum.
A full supply of all veterinary remedies
manufactured.
Massey-IJarris aiid Imperial bicycles of
intending purchasers. Before laying
out JE23 on a bicycle you want to know
that you are getting satisfactionfor your
money. The Massey-Harris and Imperial
bicyclee give entire satisfaction. Call
at.
C. S. Pickering, near Bank of New Zea«
land, Palmerston North. Box 81, Tele Chemist
phone 192.—&d.Yti,
offer^ dtafc
BOOpSD BY] AH ROtSfel
speculating
one
SCOTT'B
BYcow
Cow Drenches and giving \i'%
immediately the calves,
in
Buyers in the c^; '
The Company also unt
*?*••£
-/^f@HJj^ A AND A, LINE, i'ccoSt.
_ DILNOT SLADDEN,gsee*eiiijrrVenturft sails September Hi ith WeUington, 13th August, 190& mails.
THE
For passages apply
babraud. « Abraham, Ltd.,
HOME PASSAfftI
Palmerston North.
ODDS 140 to 1.
your
■the
of JheSoutk.
FOR SALE.
T EAVES FOXTON every Tceswt,
JLJ
Thubsdat and Satuwuy.
A BOUT 24 acres on Jatoes' lane,
For fight and passage, apply to
-CX cloee to Palmereton N., wellgrftßaed, and has house on propertV. J. OVEREND,
•,
Apply to
Agent.
mL
BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, ,
The above steamer has splendid pas
senger accommodation, there being a
Palmereton Noifjn
.
separateladies'saloon.
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For Bronchial Cough, take Woods
Stree Great^Peppermint Cure. 1/6
and 8/6
everywhere.
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Mated and published by the tagfefcr,.
riEBCE Chakleb Freeth, CollegMftMt^:
Palmerston North, ftt Jus NfifatetA
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