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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3475, 7 July 1880, Page 3

1 Sales by Auction GLENAVON. TO-MORROW. WILLIAM COURTNEY Will Bell by auction at his Yards, Glenavea, on Thursday, the Bth instant, — G)U HEAD MIXED CATTLE dUtJ 9 Good Yearlings 10 Quiet assorted aged Heifers 3 Quiet Cows in calf 1 Springer 1 Off Bullock 1 Well-bred Young Cow, imported by Mr. W. F. Hoskin, and in calf to Third £arl of Darlington. He realised 125 guineas at 4 months old. Also, 3 Very choice Cowa, in calf to same bull 1 Covr, with Heifer Calf at foot to Townley Holmes 2 Cows in calf to Townley Holmes 1 Very fine Red Heifer, forward in calf to same bull 60 Fat Sheep 1 Pair Working Bullocks 1 Maro and Foal 1 4-year-old Draught Mare. Sale at 2 o'clock. 0242 hb j7

SATURDAY, JULY 10. „ WILLIAM COURTNEY Haß received instructions from the Proprietor to sell by auotion on Saturday, the 10th instant,— THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE 1 PROPERTIES :— Cornor Section 242, Deron-street Section 1342, Molesworth-street, and opposite St. Germain's* Square Gill-street — Corner Section 1388, and Section 1389, adjoining the old cemetery in Devon-street, opposite Red House Hotel Lemon-atieet — Corner Section 1573, near the school Gilbert-street— Seotions 1681 and 1682, adjoining Fort Niger Section 33, Hine-streer, close to the Harbour Works Buller-etreet — Section 1317, near the residence of B. Wells, Esq. ; a very good site for a private residence. As the sections must be sold, it will bo a good oppottunity for men of smali means to get a home in a position at a low price. Sale at 2 o'clock. O24lhbjlO SATURDAY, JUNE 10. WILLIAM COURTNEY, Has received instructions from Mr. T. Bl»ir, who has left the county, to sell by auction on Saturday, the 10th June, — fpHAT 200 acre farm at Omata, better JL Unown as Oliver's, with 8- roomed cottage, &c, thereon. The land is partly fenced, and will at once carry a lot. of stock. Part of the money can remain on mortgage. Sale at 2 o'clock. 0244 bjy3h3579 Tenders. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Assigned Estate of E. J. Cudd, of Now Plymouth, Draper. SEALED TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to 14 th July proximo, for the PURCHASE, in one lot, for Cash or approved terms, of the ENTIRE STOCK of DRAPERIES and CLOTHING in the above bankrupt estate. Stock Lißts can be inspected, and further particulars obtained on application to JAMES WATKINS, Trustee, 0120 jyl2 ws Devon-street, New Plymouth BOAT SHED AT MOTUROA. rpENDERS for the above, addressed to the L Chairman of the New Plymouth Harbour Board, will be received up to noon on THURSDAY next, the Bth instant. Plans and specification can be seen at th« Engineer's office. J. R. REES, Engineer to the Board, j June 2, 1880. 0230 jy 7

TENDERS WILL be received by the undersigned until 4 p.m. on Friday, 9th July, for ALTERATIONS to MART. Contractor to find labour and part material. 0247 j8 W. COURTNEY.

NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. rpOM DRAKE, Bootmaker, opposite Girls' JL School. Orders and repairs will have prompt attentiou. Standish-atreet, luglowood. 0208 jy29

LOST, ON Saturday Evening, between the Town Bridge and the Odd Fellows' Hall,— A LADIES' MAGENTA CASHMERE SHAWL. Anyone finding the same will be rewarded on returning it to this office. 0253 tc

NOTICE. POISON will be laid on my land at Waiwakaiho, after this date. \V. BAYLY. June 14, 1880. 0102 tc rpWO GENTLEMEN could be accommoJL dated with comfortable Board and Kesidence, at moderate terms, close to the Bank of New Zealand. Apply •• E.H," Hkbald Office. 0173 tc MOTUEKA EARLY SEED POTATOES in large or small quantities. —W. I NEY. 0237 tc