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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 78, 24 February 1883, Page 3

1. X- MACDONALD & CO. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, Panama- street, Wellington. oisr Tuesday, 27th February, At 2 o'clock p.m. Unreserved Sale of the Properties of J. and D. Sinclair. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD • & CO. are favored with instructions from the Trustees m the Estate of J. aud D. Sinclair to sell by Public Auction, as above, absolutely without reserve, the following properties ; — Those SIX ALLOTMENTS m . the township of FITZHERBERT, being the allotments numbered respectively 48 and . 49 on the plan of the Subdivi* sion of Suburban Section No. - 80, and allotments numbered respectively 163. 164, 465, and 166 on the plan of the ; subdivision of Suburban Sections Nos. 82 and 83. „ For conditions of Hale and further particulars, aDply to Messrs B U CKLBY, ST AF FORD, AND FITZ HERBERT, Solicitors, Lambton-quay, Or to the Auctioneers. .

: Business Notices. CHINA i GLASS AND EARTHEN* WARE. :AETHUR~ LEWIS, Victoria Avenuk, Wanganui. BEGS to draw attention to the fact that he has opened up a large Stock of the above lines. The only house m Wanganui that confines its, business to the China, Glass, and Earthenware Trade, besides keeping every line under the above heading. A. E. L. Has m stock aobeautiful selection of Parian Statuary, Vases, Nic-nacks, E. P. Wars &c, &c. Glass balls for glass ball shooting ia stock. ; Orders by letter attended to with despatch. Note .the address— Next door to Bank of New Zealand, Victoria Avenue. WANGANUI.

GRASS "SEED, CLOVERS, &c. | JAMES LAIRD, begs respectfully to inform the country settlers that he has now received his first shipment of ' 600 bushels •of Poverty Bay Rye Grass, heavy clean oeed, from J old pastures. Also, 100 sacks Cocksfoot and Italian 6ye Grass, hand reaped, j Timothy (colonial grown) and Clovers of all kinds, also . Jjtape | and Mustard. i Devonshire, Greystone, White Stubble, Purple Top, Mammoth, \ 'and other Turnips now to hand, '"■■' " hv fine condition. Samples t and Price Lists free by post .•■'•"■*. 'on application. N.B.— Garden, and Flower Seeds, '^m great variety. . JAMES LAIRD, Wholesale and Retail Nurseryman and ; <t ■■'■' { -■ ' -Seedsman, . - i ' ; TAupo-Q«ayj Wanganui. rp6. THE BOOT & SHOE TRADE, THREE SHIPMENTS ; Direct- to : -*Wanganui of the finest Woak ever imported to New Zealand and made 'to my order, Pattern ■ and Design by the best makers-up m r England, France, and Germany. I invite the special attention of the t : . .-• trade to these.grand goods. Sole Leather, Kip Calf, and all Requisites: and Furnishings required by the.practicdl tradesman always m Stock.

: ;My knowledge of the trade and its requirements is (thorough) gained through an experience of nearly half a century; - „To:the General Public I offer inducements not held out by any House m the Colony. ; i Country Settlers . buying large parcels i "■' " ' ' will be liberally dealt with " AINSWOJkxH'S CORNER BOOT SHOP, • . ... WANGANUI, ..^ ; Everybody JKnows It.

;; . TO CONTRACTORS. 'nENDERS will be received by the JL Secretary of the Education Board, Wanganui, until SATURDAY, the 3r.d> day of March, for the erection of Teacher's Cottage ot Makino Road, also for. the erection of additions to School-house, Jaekey town. The lowest or any tender, not necessarily accepted. : „ Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of this paper. J, U. WRIGHT; : Architect to the .Board. PALMERSTON NORTH RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. nnHE above Corps will Parade on 1 MONDAY* the 26th instant, at 7. p.m. sharp. Business of importance. ; G. MARSH, : Capt. Commanding. :