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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 79, 21 July 1877, Page 3

IN .THE ESTAfS OF JOHN MAYgMOSi. STOBEKBEPER, CLSSA^ING SALBI . GLSARING SALE ! ' , - - •-.''>■ EOR (14) J'ptJIITEEJSf BAYS, *''{ ' ■ : < <The Stock m the above Estate being^very large, it has been decided <io offer" the %hole 'of it for CASH ONLY for.FOURTEEN DAYSj .- - o Commencing - . -f <l j : •> z ' • SATTJRDAYi 21ST.JULY, .; Everything is marked m Plain Figures ; and* that .there be iio possible doubt as ' to the genuineness of the Induction m Price, j£ DISCOUNT of ■ i 25 per cent. (FIVE SHILLINGS JN I?HE POUND) * will be returned to every r Customer : whose ~ ''','* purchase shall amount to £1 and Upwards; N.S. — None but Cash Purchasers can, under any circumstances', participate ■ m the advantages now offered, the object of the sale being 'to realise for CASH. •> Intending purchasers should call early, as we do not undertake to replace gooda at the reduced* price when once sold out. ' * • . * For the Trustees,' ' PRANOIS GRIMES, - ' Manager: l-r -' • July 10th, 187?, ' .' . ' - "• .. - " cois'Tiisrtj^Tioi^. ,;. ; - OF THE^, ',- GREAT CHEAP GASH SALE * ■ • • for/ - ■ :•.'•- -"/ ARRIVAL OP FRESH GOODS Consisting of MEN'S CLOTHING and DRAPERY, which will be sold Cheaper than ever. J. B. HAMILTON WOULD inform the inhabitants of Palmerstoh and surrounding districts that r an opportunity like the present may npt.occur t again for a very long time, therefore it Mill be to the benefit of everyone to lay m"a stock - -. AT WELLINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES. The Goods ate all new and of the best description — no bankrupt stock or old rubbish' but this season's import-^ fresh and seasonable; * - _ •> v On the Premises lately occupied by Mr Ans'te'e J "' ' NEXT FORESTERS' HALL; / • , J. B. HAMILTON.

EBNEST S.-T. HYNNJS has been instructed to sell by Pub* lie Auction, 'at his Sale -Booms, Foxton; on WEDNESDAY, the 25th July, at l'3O p.m., the following Goods just landed, and direct from the importers:— Pieces _of Linsey Cloth Tweefd Trou* ' Shawls sers Flannel Shirts Coats Cord Mole TroU- Monkey Jackets' - sers ■ - ' Dresfs Pieces . Flannel Cotton Stuff '- *' 1 Boys ; * Suits Velveitihe " • Cloth Tweed- Vests- -• • And an assortment of Gold, and Silver* ' Watches. . Terms very liberal ; declared at sale. FOR SALE, on ''Easy Terms —no cash required — " That very desirably freehold pros - perty, being Section. No. 851j m Palmerston North,- close- to the Square, with Buildings thereonj known as Lingard's Brewery.' t , - The section contains 1| acres; Thet building would be very suitable for it Flouf Mill or Tannery. For further particulars and to treat* apply to Robert n. Reeling, The Square', PaLMEBSTON ifoBTH. , - rfIHE P-af tnership hitherto eristing be* JL tween POOLE and ALLEN Contractors, at Mangawatere Creek, _Orpua Bridge, has this. Day, been DIS; SOLVED by Mutual Consent. And all debts due.to said firm of Poole and Allen, must be paid to D. Poole, whose receipt will be a sufficient "discharge for the same, and all- outstanding. accounts must be presented for payment to D Poole, who will pay the same. DUNCAN A. POOLE. HENBY ALLEN-, - Witness— Hector Davidson,July 3th, '1877.

SATURDAY, 21st? JULY.--HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE. VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF E. MILLER, Esq., C.E., Wellington Road, Palmerston North. pEOEGE M. S*TELSON \JT has received instructions from E. Miller, Esq., to offer by public auction on ' Saturday, July 21st, at 12 NoonAll that' desirable and Valuable Freehold Property at present occupied by Mr Miller, and having a large frontage to the new Main Trunk Line of Road . to .Wellington. Also, The whole of his Household Fur- ( niture and Effects, which are almost new* The Furniture " consists of Loo Tables, Cheffoniers, , Cottage Piano, Florence Sowing Machine, Chairs, Bedsteads and Bedding, Qarpets, &c, &c. • • . ' Also, 1 Double-barrelled Breech-Loading Rifle - 1 Double-barrelled^Muzzle-Loading Rifle. After which will be offered, A Freehold, Corner Allotment m. rear "of Foresters' Hall, Pal- •, merston North, being part of No. 302, containing 22p. 51., more or -less, Vith a- "frontage of 136 ft to Taonui, Street and 42ft Cemetery Road. A first-rate site for a shop. Note. — The Auctioneer: would recommend the above property as being an excellent investment; also,- to parties furnishing, no better opportunity could be had of securing first-class furniture.