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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3499, 29 July 1880, Page 3

Sales by Auction. SATURDAY, JULY 31. WILLIAM COURTNEY Has received instructions from tho Trustee in tho Estate of E. J. Faulkner to spII by auction at his Mart on Saturday, 31st July,— rpHE WHOLE of his nearly new HOTEL JL FURNITURE, consisting of Good Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, with Mattrasses and Bedding to each, Tables, Chairs, Pictures, Fancy Glas3 Beer Barrels, all kinds of Kitchen Utensils. Also, Oilcloth Carpeting, &c.,<fcc. Sale at 1.30 p.m. OllGhb j3l SATURDAY, JULY 31. BAUCHOPE & KING Have received instructions from the owner to sell by auction at their Mart, — SECTION 159, Oakura District, containing 50 acres— 3o in grass and fenced, 20 bush. A portion of purchase money can remain on mortgage, if necessary. Sale at 2 o'clock. 0362 hb j3l WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. BAUCHOPE & KING Have received instructions from Mr. E. E. Gilbert (who is leaving the Province) to Bell by auction at his residence, Leachstreet (next the Elliot-street Station, — THE WHOLE of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, consisting of— 2 Chiffoniers, Cedar Couch and Chairs, 1 Easy Chair, Whatnot, 2 Round Tables, Pier Glass and Pictures. Cornice, Curtains ana Pole, Fender, Carpets, Chest of Drawers, Bedstead, Washstand and Set, Looking-glass, Commode, Kitchen Table, Chairs, Cooking Utensile, Matting, &c, <fee. Sale at 2 o'clock. The Furniture is almost new, having been in übo only a few months. 0383 hb a3 Tenders.

TENDERS FOR TIMBER AND IRONWORK. County Council Office, New Plymouth, July 27. 1880. SEPARATE TENDERS will be received at this office till 11 a.m. on Monday, 2nd proximo, for SUPPLYING the COUNTY with the necessary TIMBER and IRONWORK for BRIDGE REPAIRS, &c, for 12 months from date of acceptance of Tender. Tne lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Information may be had on application at the office. JOHN ELLIOT, 1389 jy 31 Chairman.

HONEYFIELD & READ Have on Sale, MEAL FOR FATTENING PIGS SPEEDILY, Acknowledged by all to be a first-class article. PRICE, 12s. PER SACK. They have now received their imported SEED WHEAT, Which is ready for delivery. 0397 a2B IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF EDWARD JAMES CUDD. A FIRST DIVIDEND of 2a. in the £ will be pai I on the 31st July instaßt, at the office of the Trustee, on all recognised proved Claims. JAMES WATKINS, 0401 j3O Trustee. THE NEW PLYAiOUTH LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY (Permanent.) T OANS on first-class freehold security can \ j be obtained from the Society. C. RENNELL, Secretary. Office, Brougham-street. 976 tc TELEGRAPH HOTEL, OPUNAKE. HAVING purchascil this Hotel, our ol j?ct will be to afford Travellers, &c, comfortable accommodation. Good Billiard-room and Stables. Liquors of tho best brands. MIDDLETON BROS. ... PROPRIETORS 0396 hb 030 FOR SALPJ, O1 fY ACRE FARM on Hereford Road. 2jJLv/ The Laud is level, well-watered, and within 7 miles of Town. Two-thirds of purchase money can remain on mortgage. 0384 bh tc W. COURTNEY. TO BE LET, THE PREMISES in Brougham-street opposite Mr. Gilmour's, and recently occupied by Mr. Swanston, Tailor. C. RENNELL. Office, Brougham-street. 0395 tc WANTED,- A MARRIED COUPLE, without encumbrance. Apply to W. BAYLY, Bonithon. _____ 0399 tc WANTED,— A GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. W. WRIGHT, Devonstreet West. __0400 tc WANTED,— A NURSE GIRL accustomed to children. References required. Apply to Mrs. MATTHEWS. Devon-street. 0412 h tc WANTED KNOW S,~ Accouuts collected on Commission. For particulars apply to O. A. OKEY, at Messrs, E. Okcy and Sons. Devon-street. 0108 i 29