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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 51, 25 June 1879, Page 3

SATUKDAY, JUNE 28, 1879, At J2 o'clock noon. > , OK THE PREMISES, MAIJST STEBET. ' BAKEHOUSE, A#D DWEttiING, TEAP AND HABNESS, ■'■' BA Z E R/ S uU T E N^JL S'« AIOEGI I. S N b5I"8 O N VjT has been instructed to: sell, on the above date and place, Bakehouse and Dwelling lately occupied by -Mr. E.Sanders, together "with, goodwill of bakery business Trap and Harness, <fco, Baker's Utensils. Also, SHOP AND DWELLING-HOUSE, And BAKERY, At AwAHrai, adjoining Schultte's ■......' Hotel. . Both properties liibject to mortgages. GREAT LAND SALE AT HALCOMBE., ON WEDNESDAY, - 19th JULY . At Two p.m* ,;, AT THE HALCOMBB HOTEL. 1000 ACRES of SPLENDID LAND i Manchestbe Block. MESSRS. THYNNE, LINTON, , & CO. have been favored with instructions to sell, by Public Auction, on the above date and place, About ONE THOUSAND ACRES of First - class Agricultural Land, being parts of Section N0. :% Manchester lilock, and subdivided into leotions, as under: — v x. ±. p. No. l...eontaining.;.s6l I 0 8... „ ...137 335 0... „ V..148 2 0 D... „ ...107 2 21 TERMS MOST LIBERAL, Which will be declared at Sale. TITLE PERFECT, Undeu Land Transfer Aot. . The above property is unsurpassed either for , quality of soil or convenient situation. This Block was the first selection on the now celebrated Manchester Block, I and is situated within one mile of the Kakiriki Railway Station, and is about I two miles from Halcombe Station, with whioh it is connected by a good metal . road. The bulk of the property is open, clear land, suitable for the- plough. Still, it' has been so arranged by the snrveyor that each Section contains a moderate quantity of splendid bush, suitable for fencing, or any other purpose.--, ■..,,...„.-.-' /,:.,.; '■.!."„.•.. . / iJA portion of the saiae property, which &aa been cropped for the last two years, has yielded at'th^ rate of sixty bushels of grain to, the acre. The land now being offered is equal, if not superior, to that portion referred to as having been under crop. This property is well worthy the attention of any farmer looking for a good and convenient investment. On the day previous to the'Salet the owner. ;Mr. R. Linton, will be on the premises, for the purpose of. showing intending purchasers the various Sections. '.. : \. ' '"■■ /'. _ ■ ' " ','. . Noti. — The Auctioneers are happy to inform the Public that this property "does not require any puffiag up; it simply is what it < liims to bt)\viz., okb OB THB, BEST BLOCKS OF IXND . WITHIN ,THB COUiNTT OF ' tVUSigriSMh £■• f - THTN JfE,HJ(TOKi & 00. June 20, 1879. TH E SEA TIN G RI N iL\ Is i NOW OPEN ■„. .;; ■ -r- At- ■■- ■ ■ ; MAYSMOR'S SPACIOUS HALL, FEILDING. Tuesday and Friday Afternoops re-se-VVi «c-jl'i«rdly for "Ladies. " GREAT CLEANING Tor Twenty-biic Days only. ; •■:.":. "i>Hiind jifter ' ' - r | MONDAY, JVN& 16, 1879, / ; T f MANSON ■ WILL OFPEB HIS WHOLE STOCK OF DEANERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING/, BOOTS, &o M At and tmde? 1 Cost Price ! SPECIAL BARGAINS . tn MEN'S CLOTHING, BLANKETS, ELANN?ILS CALICOES, , WINCEYS LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS _, &c. &0., &V t . f The Goods Jcept iv Stock are well known m the District, having been «e-. lectedfor ft FAMILY T,RADE, and are. consequently \ free ofthe.rvfrbish usually found at Cheap Sale*. m 1 '"m TERMS C4SH,,