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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 36, 21 February 1877, Page 3

| SATURDAY, 24th FEBRUARY. j SECTION AND HOUSE. GEORGE M. SNELSON has been favoured with instructions from ! Mr John Row to sell by public auction, 1 at the Peoples' Auction Mart, on the above date : — I 1 1-Acre, being part of Section 304, I together with the House formerly m the occupation of Dr Akers. Will be sold cheap. Also, •5-A.cre Section and 4-roomed house, thoroughly finished, situated m Broad Street, the properly of Mr H. Simpson. Terms at Sale. FRIDAY, 2nd MARCH. j i VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, WITH IMPROVEMENTS. MR. E. S. THYNNE will sell by public auction at his Sale Rooms, Foxton, on Friday, 2nd March, a.t 2 o'clock p.m. — That exceedingly valuable freehold property on the Motoa Road, Foxton, within two minutes walk of the Post Office, Banks, Ferry and wharf ; well adapted for any business purpose, being town section No, 124, contain- ' ing half-an-acre, with a good substantial 7 - roomed house thereon. The whole property is fenced around boundaries. ' Terms at Sale. Also, A compact farm of about thirty acres ; within a mile of the town. Small well-built cottage, fowl yards, &c, thereon. Also, a small portion of bush convenient for firewood and fencing. The property has been occupied for thepast three years and been much improved, a large part ploughed and sown m English grasses. The purchaser would make a good living off the farm by dairying and making pork. The land is now m occupation of Mr W. H. . Reeves, and are suburban sections 398 to 408, Foxton. Terms at Sale. TO LET, OR FOR SALE ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. Two Sections land, No. 237, comprise ing 200 acres, and No. 204, having 172 acres, situate m the township of Sandon. Manawatu district. The above sections are level and lightly timbered. Apply to, R. N. KEELING, The Square. Palmerston North, Feb. 21st, 1877. "IVT O T I C ' E. ±% MONEY TO LEND m small sums anc[ at short periods, on unexceptionable security. R, N. KEELING, The Square, Palmerston North. nvr o t 1 c c. If MR GILLIARD does not call and pay Expenses on the Mare left m my charge, it will be sold to recover the same m 14 days. A. WAKEFORD. Foxton, February 13th. TIIHE Undersigned beg to intimate JL that they have taken Mr J. R. BRANDON into partnership m their BUTCHERING BUSINESS, and any orders entrusted to him will receive every attention. RANDOLPH & WALKER. Palmerston North, 20th Feb., 1877. Tfl O B SALE. A First-class DUMPY LEVEL, legs and staff:" complete. Enquire of W. M. SUMMERHAYS, Palmerston North. FENCING NOTICE. I hereby give Notice that unless the boundaries of Section K"o. 958 be FENCED within fourteen days from this date, the same will be done at the owner's expense. CHARLES TRICKLEBANK. Palmerston North, 19th February, 1877. Tjl ENC IN G NOTICE. I, ADAM CLARK, the owner of Section No. 647 m the Palmerston North Local Board District, do hereby call upon the owners of Sections 646 and 64S to fence their respective portions of the dividing lines. Should they fail m so doing I will fence the said dividing lines and sue them for the cost. ARAMA KARAKA. Palmerston North, Feb. 14th, 1877. X?~| O REWARD.— Mr William d<&>JL/£l Byres, of Foxton, offers a Reward of £2 per head for the Recovery of Six Horses which have strayed from his land. They were all bays, branded "W B" on near shoulder. The above Reward will be paid by Mr Byres, or Mr JVM. Snelson, or Mr Johnson, tailor, of Palmerston, on delivery of the horse or horses.