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Pahiatua Herald, Volume I, Issue 53, 22 September 1893, Page 3

D. CREWE, AUCTIONEER, Important Property Sale At the Brick Auction Mart. Saturday, September 23rd, At 2 o’clock. D. C~~ B E w E has received instructions from Mr J. Walker (who is giving up business on account of ill health) to sell by public auction— Section 19, education reserve, township of Mangatainoka, containing one acre, with shop and dwelling erected thereon, now in the occupation of Mr .1. Walker as a general store. Also Section 41, township of Mangatainoka, opposite the butter factory. These business sites are prominently situated in the rising township, and are within easy distance of the public school, proposed railway station, and post office, and to a business man offer a splendid investment. Saturday, September 23rd, Immediately after the above. D . c -11 Ew E will sell absolutely without reserve—--8 tables, (5 Austrian chairs, dressing table and wash stand, single and double iron bedsteads, looking glasses, cups and saucers, plates, 8 boxes tea, crosscut saw, dogs and bars, and a lot of other goods too numerous to particularise. Also, 5 tons of good Derwent and Drown River potatoes in lots to suit purchasers. HORSE SALE.

AT THE YARDS ADJOINING CLUB HOTEL. Saturday, Septt mber 23rd, at 1 o’clock. D. cT“ E will hold his usual fortnightly horse sale as above. Entries received at the Mart. Sale of Produce, Drapery, &c. At the Mart, Manoahao Road. Saturday, Sept. 23rd, At 2 o’clock. I I OR N S having leased the f/ . 1 premises will sell as above without the slightest reserve : 2 Tons Potatoes 1 Ton Rye Grass Seed A large consignment of Drapery, Hoots and Shoes, Rugs, and Sundries. Also 1 Avery’s Platform Scales, 4cwt. 1 double-seated buggy 4 breach loading guns 1 set trap harness

Ayrshire Bulls IJIOR SALE, aged 2 years and _ under, by the prize purebred Ayrshire Bull “ Kilmarnock,” from well-bred, quiet, selected dairy cows. The above reared on healthy land, part hills. Prices (at the Farm, Stokes’ Valley, H'utt) fixed will not be less, and selection should be made at once. ANDREW LUFF, Wellington. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. TK ORE ORE ESTATE, sub-di-vided into small Agricultural and Dairy Farms. Thursday, September 28th. Messrs lowes and iorns h:i yp received instructions from Messrs T. L. ’! h.u.ipson and Co. to offer the whole ot their Te Ore Ore Estate, in Heelin'ns to suit purchasers. The sole will b(* hy application at upset pric. s.

Tito ]>j-i perry comprises the richest agricultural and dairy land in the district, is close to the nourishing town oi Mast< rton, and is cut up into sections varying from 20 to 1)4 acres, with a tew residential sites. The proprietors have reserved a site for a dairy factory, which with a substantial bonus will be given to the purchasers, as set, forth in the conditions of sale. Terms exceptionally easy.

Forms of application, plans and full particulars and conditions of sale may be had from Messrs Murray Roberts and t 0., Wellington ; or the agents, Messrs Lowes and Lima, Mastcrton.

Applications received by the agents at Masterton up to 5 p.m. of 2.Sth September, 189 H.

Opening Notice. SAMUEL WEBB, Merchant Tailor, Clothier, Hatter, Outfitter, &c., (Late of Grey town), WILL open iu the I‘reuiieeH in JJain - street lately occupied by Mr Howell, hairdresser, on SATURDAY NEXT, With n new stock of Well-selected Goods of every description. SEE THE SHOW t BEE THE SHOW!