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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 4302, 31 March 1883, Page 3

Sales fry Auction. "" MONDAY, APRIL 2. NEWTON KING Will sell by auction at his Rooms on the above date, — APPLES (Cooking and Eating)— Russets, Ripstones, Nonpareils, &c. PEA US — Bergamot and choice varieties. Sale at 11 o'clock. 651 m3l MONDAY, APRIL 2. NEWTON KING Will hold a Sale of Pedigree and other Horses on tho above date, — T7IOBEST QUEEN, 6yrs., out of Policy by JL Gladiator; Policy by Potentate, dam Elster; Potentate by Sir Hercules, the great Australian stud horse VOTARY, 2yrs., out of Forest Queen by Isaac Walton YEARLING COLT out of Forrest Queen by Isaac Walton. Sale at 3 o'olock. G47 hb m3l WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY, APRIL 5. NEWTON KING ! Will sell by auction at the Waiwakaiho Yards on the above date, — Off 2£ TO 3-YEAR-OLD STEERS OtJ 25 18-month-olds 30 Yearlings and Calves 4 Choice Springing, Heifers S|>nu.£ui£ Oows 150 Pure-bred Lincoln Ewes, 6-tooth, in lamb to pure Rams— a special lot for breeding 200 Ewes 50 Fat Sheep. Bale at 1 o'clock. 645 h ai b m3l THURSDAY, APRIL 12. WILLIAM COURTNEY Instructed by W. 11. PitCAIbN, Esq., will sell by auction at his Mart on the above date, — HIS WELL-SITUATED PROPERTY— being on the corner of Gover and Leech-streets. The 4-roomed Cottage, fine stables, and other buildings are as good as new. To a good man most liberal terms can be given. For title apply to H. R. Richmond, Esq., Solicitor. Sale at 2 o'olock, 582 m 22 24 27 29 31 THURSDAY, APRIL 12. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. WILLIAM COURTNEY Will sell by auction at his Rooms on the above date,— SECTIONS 66, 67, and part 67A, Omata; fenced and partly grassed, but with some furze on it; witbin 3 miles of Harbour Works. Upset, only £120. A splendid opening for a man ot small means, Sale at 2 o'clock. 646_b a 7 hll PUBLIC SALE OF A PORTIO^OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE THOS. HODGSON. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1883. Under order of the Supreme Court, pursuant to a decree dated the 27th day of October, 1882, made in the suit — Hodgson v. Clegg and another. MR. WILLIAM COURTNEY Will sell by public auction at his Mart, Devon-street, New Plymouth, on Thursday, April 12, 1883, at 2 o'clock p.m.,— pHE following TOWN SECTIONS in the J_ Borough of New Plymouth, forming a portion of the Estate of the late Thomas Hodgson : — Town Sections Nos. 12, 43, 142, 294, 345, 707, 839, 841, 856, 890, 1318, 986, 1353, 1303. A plan showing the locality of each section is to be seen at Mr. Courtney's Auction Mart, New Plymouth; and at the office of Mr. J. H. Wallace, Estate Agent, Hunter-street, Wellington. Terms of Sale : A deposit of 25 per cent, cash, balance on completion of the purchase. For further particulars and printed conditions of sale, apply to Mr. Courtney, Auctioneer, New Plymouth; Mr. J. H. Wallace, Estate Agent, Wellington; or to Messrs. Chapman & Fitzgerald, Solicitors, Wellington. Sale on Thursday, April 12, 1883, 349 f!9 24 m 3 10 17 24 29 to all TO LAND SELLERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. rpHE undersigned, having permanently X secured his extensive Business Premises, hopes by strict attention to his clients' interests to gain a fair share of business. 540 hb tc W. COURTNEY. BOARD OF EDUCATION. NOTICE TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES. IT is hereby notified that the names sent to the Secretary of the Board to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Robert George Bauchope are — Albert Cracboft Fookes and James Wade. Ihe day appointed to receive the name of one person for whom the Committee desire to vote is SATURDAY, the 7th day of Apnl next; and ihe day of election is fixed for Monday, the 9th day of April Lext, HENRY GOVETT, Chairman. March 29, 1883. 634 hb a 7 THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF WANGANUI. A P PLICATIONS will be received by the xV undersigned for the post of ASSISTANT MISTRESS at Foxion School. Salary, £84 per annum, with a bonus for certificate according to grade. A. A. BROWNE, Secretary. Wanpanui, March 28, ISB3. 638 a 2 EDUCATION. COURTENAY STEEET PRIVATE SCHOOL. SECOND QUARTER will begin on Monday, 2nd April. Course of iaetruction — Englith chief branches, French, Drawing and Vocal Music, Tonic-Sol-Fa and Old Notition. Miss Honour will superintend the Drawing Class. Terms : Two guinoas. ono pupjl ; a re duotion tor Uo An extra fee of 10a. for Drawing. L. S. SCHOFIELD, 601 m3l Principal. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN RVS MATTHEW CALLAGHAN. NOTICE— Perrons having Claims in this Etftato nrn requested to furuvh the sanao, duly proved, at my office not later lhan April S>; and persons indebted to tho Estate ore requested to settle their Ac ouutß forthwith. . p. c. aioivrov, Trustee. Brougham-Btrcer, Now Piymnrth, (Mlhft2btfi3l TO THE PARTY WHO STOLE THE PUP. IF the parly who STOLE a PUP out of ruy dog-kciuu'l on Thursday .Morning last (March 2'J) does not return it irumiMiately, he will be arrested, W. COTTIER, 653 mBl . Criterion Hotel,