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Hawera & Normanby Star, Issue 277, 21 July 1882, Page 3

LAND SALE. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 22nd JULY, At 1.30 o'clock. EH. NOLAN AND CO. # have received instructions from Mr. W. McFarlaud to sell by public auction, at their rooms, as above — All that property, known as Sea View, which is subdivided into 17 sections, from 3 to 10 acres each. Also, A six-roomed house, dairy, &c, with about 12 acres of land attached, a portion of which is suitably laid out with fruit and ornamental trees. Note. — The aboy,e is situated within about a mile of the Post Office, most of the sections are well watered, and they each command a nice view of the sea and surrounding country. The land is second to none in the district, and is well bounded' by roads, and can be safely recommended as a good investment. I Terms — £ cash, at fall of hammer, the balance by promissory notes of 3, 6, 9, and 12 months, bearing interest at 7 per cent., with stamp added. Title— Land Transfer. Plans and all other particulars can be got at the office of the undersigned. K. 11. NOLAN & CO., 199J21 Auctioneers. I Manaia Sale Yards. THURSDAY, 27th JULY, At 1 p.m. X> IT. NOLAN AND CO, _Lv* > x j.'A\ sell by public auction. as above — ' 20 store cattle Also, under instructions from James Peat, Esq., 2 heavy draught geldings 1 heavy draught mare All thoroughly staunch 3 quiet dairy cows Dray and tilt, double-furrow plough, set harrows, cart, plough, and leading harness, tarpaulin, reaper and mower, 20 bags oats, lot secondhand sacks Entries solicted. R. H. NOLAN & CO., j26 Auctioneers. ~VT O T I C E.j We have this day appointed Mr. James McCutcuan our agent at Mauaia, who will receive entries for the stock sales at Manaia or Hawera, and transact any commission or other business that may be required. R. H. NOLAN & CO., Auctioneers. ! i Hawera, July 17, 1882. 234tc T^ O R SALE. 10 pairs young workers 2 waggons R. H. NOLAN & CO. OEED AND FEED OATS. On hand and to arrive — A consignment of prime Canterbury Oata R. H. NOLAN & CO., Auctioneers. Opunake. SATURDAY, JULY 29. \ WCOURTNE r • will sell by public auction, 1 at his rooms, Opunake, on the above j dato, — Seven very valuable lots, 33 x 83 feet, in Havelock-street. These lots being on the road from the beach, and in the centre of the town, should be a good investment. Section 5, Block 25, half, with I option of whole, 20ft. x 100 ft., next Prosser's Hotel, being the very best position in the town. Also, — Eighteen building allotments, being parts of rural section 22. To men wanting a low priced, well situated building site, this is a good opportunity. Terms — One-third cash, balance by ' three and six months. Bills with 8 per cent, added, or 1\ allowed for cash. Adjoining the above, 3V acres on the same termsSale at 2 o'clock. I WILLIAM COURTNEY, Auctioneer. ! C. H. BERESFORD'S OLD POST OFFICE GENERAL STORE, NORMANBY. Building material, posts, rails, rilungles, and firewood always \ on hand, at. most reasonable prices. Business sections for sale. Also, i-acre, suitable for a quiet residence, well fenced and watered and j sown with lucerne, to be purchased cheap and on easy terms. ■ i-acres at Okaiawa. j liicenscd Dealer in Arms and Am- j munition, including Blasting Powder, j Agent for New Zealand Fire Insurance Company ; Hawera and Normanby Star; Wanganui and New Plymouth Papers. mO BUILDERS AND OTHERS, j The undersigned beg to announce that their stock of Iron Ridging, Nails, Locks, Brass Foundry, Reg. Grates, Ovens, and Ranges- i« now complete, and is being offered at very low prices. Register grates, from 16a. Colonial ovens, from 225. od. Aud other Hues equally low, at BENNETT & ROBBINS, Irouinoug .'re, High-street, Hawera. ■ • ■* .i>