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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3529, 30 October 1882, Page 3

SaJes by H, Monteit-Q and 00. SALE OF CATTLE AND HORSES AT BEECROET'S YARDS, HASTINGS. WEDNESDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, 1883. At 1 o'clock: H. MONTEITH & CO. Have been instructed to sell— 7 A HEAD OF CATTLE, I U And a number of Horses. Early Entries are requested. H, MONTEITH & CO, Auctioneers. SHAMROCK YARDS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3ed, 1882. Atl o'clock, C A T T L E. y\ f\ HEAD TWO YEAR-OLD STEERS. **■■_ \J 30 head Yearlings (mixed) 20 head Heifers (in calf) 20 head Mixed HORSES. 15 Hacks and Trap Horses 1 Mowing Machine, &0., be, H, MONTEITH & CO., Auctioneers, PETANE JOCKEY CLUB. SALE OF PRIVILEGES OP RACE MEETING To BE HBLD ON NOVEMBER 9TH. H. MONTEITH & CO. Will sell at the Criterion Hotel, on SATURDAY, 4th November, 1882, at 12 o'clock, Lot 1. Gates 2. Grand Stand 3. Luncheon Booth 4. Confectionery and Fruit Stall 6, Fancy Goods Stall 6, Cards of the races. H. MONTEITH & CO., Auctioneers. SHEEP FOR SALE. _JAAA CROSS-BRED EWES. G-toothed t« full-mouthed, delivery in December. 1500 Cross-bred Wethers, about 1000 fit, balance in forward condition. Immediate delivery 800 Fat cross-bred Wethers 650 Fat cross-bred Ewes, 6-tooth and fullmouthed. H. MONTEITH and CO., Stock Agents. TO LET, SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS SITES in Haatings-street, Napier, in the centre of traffic, H. MONTEITH & CO. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. "I f~\f\(\ ACRES Agricultural and Grazing lUUvy LA.ND, situated abontonemile from Halcombe Railway Station (Palmerston District), subdivided into 6 paddocks rnrv.ACRE FARM, 70 chains from Halcombe OKJ-J Railway Station, subdivided into 12 paddocks, with Dwelling-house, Barn, Stockyards, and other improvements. A AC. ACRES Cleared Bush LAND of the richest **" quality, all under English grasses, with good house and other improvements, near Halcombe: QQA ACRES BUSH LAND, WOODVILLE 150 acres Bush Land, Woodville 150 acres Bi'Bh Land, Woodville 110 acres Bush Land, Woodville 105 acres Bush Land, Woodville 74 acres Bush Land, Woodville' 40 acres Bush Land, Woodville (partly cleared). H. MONTEITH & CO. Land Agents. THE undersigned have been instructed to sell privately, or by auction, about the middle of November, HASTINGS—Town Sections Nos. 86, 87, and 88, containing J-acre each with 5-roomed House, Artesian Well, good Orchard and Garden. HASTINGS—Town Sections No. 79 and 80, containing J-acre each, with shed 30 x 25, tbereon. PUKAHU—Section No 14, containing J-acre. DANEVIRK—Section No. , containing 10 acres with good Totara bush. H. MONTEITH & CO. Sales by Banner and Liddle. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1882. At 11 o'clock. BANNER & LIDDLE Have received instructions from Mr E. D. Smith, (who is leaving the district) to tell at their rooms on the above date, the whole of his— FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, CONSISTING OF — WalDUt suite in green rep 6 Chairs Couch and easy Chairs Pier Glass Cedar chest of Drawers Kauri Drawers Brussells Carpet Washstand and Ware Iron Canopy Bedsteads Spring Mattress Fender and Fire-irons Pictures, and a quantity of kitchen Utensils Venetian Blinds Curtain Poles, Blinds, etc, etc. Also— On account of a gentleman giving up Housekeeping. Cretonne suite Spring Mattress Washstand Ware Carpets, Rugs, Chests of Drawers Sideboard Glass, China, kitchen Utensils, etc, etc. BANNER and LIDDLE, Auctioneers. NOTICE TO SHEEPFARMERS, FFLLMONGERS, &o. BANNER & LIDDLE, BEG to notify to the SHEEPFARMERS. FELLMO/SGERS, and OTHERS, that Iheir new large Stores at Port Ahuriri being now completed they are prepared to receive consignments of HMcs, Skins, Tallow, and other Colonial Produce, REGULAR AUCTION SALKS of which will be held there on the SECOND and FOURTH WEDNESDAY in E The next sale will be held on WEDNESDAY, Bth November. As the Railway Is directly connected with the Store all charges for cartage on goods arriving by rail are thus saved, and we make no charge for anything except commission . Account Sales with proceeds wiil be remitted within seven days from date of sale. During the season, also Monthly Sales of Wool will be held. The Store is fitted up with large double-dump aud all machinery required for shipping wool, and we have engaged the services of a thoroughly competent valuer and classer. If pricesf or wool are not reached to the satisfaction of owners the alternative course is open of shipping direct to London, thus giving the producer the choice of two markets ata very nominal Liberaf Cash advances made upon all the above produce entered for sale and upon wool consigned to our care for shipment to our agents in London or New York, FOR SALE, ON HAND, AND TO ARRIVE— 4 f\f-\ BALES WOOLPACKS, assorted sizes, 1 UvJ Twine aud Needles, Flour, Sugar, Foncing Wire, Staples, Teas. Tobaccos, all descriptions of Groceries, 20 bales Cornsacks, 20 tons Galvanised Iron Screws and Washers, Kerosine, Colza, Castor and Linseed Oils, 190 kegs Wire Nails, 1500 sacks short Oats, 500 sacks Maizo. etc., etc. BANNER & LIDDLE. BANNER & LIDDLE'S WOOL SALES. rriHE FIRST SALE OF THIS SERIES will bs held in November, when a large quantity of WOOL will be offered, full particulars of which will be duly advertised Further ontrles are requested to be made as early a 8 possible. BANNE R and LIDDLE, Woolbrokers. JOSEPH CHICKEN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, WAIPAWA. EEPAIRS of evory description carefully attended to, and all workmanship guaranteed, \ Clocks and Watches for a period of l2|uionthß.