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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 10, Issue 601, 14 April 1866, Page 4

AT TURAKINA MARKET. JOSEPH CHADWICK has been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at the Ben Nevis Hotel, Turakina, on THURS da Y, 19th APRIL, At 12 o'clock noon, By several Gentlemen of thnt District, SEVENTY HEAD OF FAT AND STORE CATTLE* First Lot. TWENTY HEAD COWS, STEEDS’,, AND HEIFER 3. Second Lot. TWENTY-FIVE HEAD STORE CATTLE, Mixed Soxea. ONE HUNDRED FULL-MOUTHED EWES, MERINOS; they we large, bealthy, and perfectly clean. Third Lot* ABOUT TWENTY HEAD CATTLE, from Maori Chiefs in the District of TnraHna* April 7, 1866. . , • . JOSEPH CHADWICK has been favoured with, instructions from D. D. Walker, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the Ben Nevis Hotel, on THURSDAY, 17th May, at 12 o clock. ONE EXCELLENT SADDLE MARE, Six years old, by Dandy, out of an imported mare, and in foal to ‘Young Samson. ALSO, One Filly out of the above mare, unequalled in style and symmetry in Rangitikei. April 11» 1866* PRELIMINARY NOTICE* MTTCjqrq GUDGEON & CO. have received instructions ffom R Stlg. Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court, to offer to public competition THE VALUABLE ENTIRE HORSE “ HERCULES,” Lately purchased for £l7O. ,nd 250 SHEEP, now in the possession of J Jonlan, Esq., eloneinff to the Estate of the late Mr. Samuel T. Bloomfield, of Rangitikei. N R —FURTHER PARTICULARS IN A FUTURE PAPER* March 28,. 1866* . FAT AND STORE CATTLE. TTTjtf. FINNIMORE has received instruction* from Mr. Wm. |V Davidson to sell by public auction, at the PUBLIC YARDS, C AMPBELLTO WN, On an early date, of which due notice will be given, 150 TTRAT) OP PRIME FAT BULLOCKS, COWS, AND SUPERIOR STORE CATTLE. Speculators would do well to attend the sale, as there are some of the finest Stock ever offered to public competitioa[in Wanganui. March 10, 1866. - JOSEPH CHADWICK. HORSE AND CATTLE SALESMAN, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, &*., J WILL HOLD SALES AT TURAKINA —At Mr. Glee3on’s Hotel, oa the thiid Thursday iu each month. TUTAENUX —First Wednesday in each month,. WANGANUI—Every Saturday at the Newmarket Yard*. LOWER RANGITIKEI —Quarterly. PUBLIC? YARDS;, CAMPBELLTOWN—Every Monday* | j CHADWICK having made the necessary arrangement* for the accommoition of the public, respectfully requests parties having stock for sale or any ;her business that may be entrusted to him at any of the above place* to give mely notice, that it may be duly advertised. 3 * • 3 JOSEPH CHADWICK, Auctioneer. November 15, 1865. TfESSRS. GUDGEON & CO. will hold a Weekly Sale of ill Furniture, &c., at their Rooms, St. Hill-street, EVERY THURSDAY, FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE MILITARY LEAVING THE SETTLEMENT. JSf.B.— The Goods for Sale should be deposited a day prior to the sale. 9 March 28, 1866. NOTI C E . THOMAS WAYTH GUDGEON, having resigned the appointment of Quarter-master of the Wanganui Militia, | is enabled to devote his whole time to his Business of Auctioneer; Appraiser, Land, and Commission Agent, and! hopes by strict attention to business to regain that share so liberally bestowed upon him. All Auction Sales settled up within one week from the day of Sale. Advances made on goods consigned for absolute Sale. St. Hill Street, January 9, 1866. TIMBER! TIMBER I ! TIMBER 11 l FOR SALE. OA A AAA FEET White and Red Pine /iUUjUvv 100,000 feet Kauri Boards and Scantling sashes, mouldings, architraves, and skirting 10 Tons Galvanized Corrugated Iron—English and Scotch 4 tons galvanized Iron Tiles ALL AT REDUCED RATES. BETT AND ROBERTSON. , ; Victoria Avenue, 31, 1865.