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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 10, Issue 620, 20 June 1866, Page 4

CHADWICK’S 'MARKET DAY AT TURAKINA. JOSEPH CHADWICK has received instructions from J Charles Cameron, Esq., to sell by public auction, on THURSDAY, ‘ 21st at the above place, Twenty-five head Cows and Store Cattle One Alderney Bull One Durham Bull . . One well-bred Bull from Rangitikei ALSO, One hundred prime fat Wethers. These can be bought privately before the sale (if wanted) on appli cation to • TnQpptT Chadwick. Auctioneer. May 23, 18S6. TOSEPH CHADWICK has received instructions from Mrs. J Gower to sell by public auction, at furakina, on THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1866, at 12 o’clock, 10 HEAD QUIET HAND-FED COWS, All quiet. Twenty head Heifers, from two to four years old, also, quiet. Terms at Sale. J. C. has also notice of a quantity of young Ewes, if they arrive in time for that day. June 13, 1866. NEW WINTER GOODS, EX “ BLACK SWAN,” FROM LONDON DIRECT, ARE NOW OPENED, AND FOR SALE, at the lowest possible pkices, BY E. HOWE. 4 CASES of Gentlemen’s superior Winter Clothing, comprising : 150 pairs of dark doe and tweed trowsers 130 dark doe and tweed sac coats and vests 30 black cloth suits. 20 dark Scotch tweed suits 20 Inverness capes, 20 reversible jackets, Bedford cord trowsers and pants, boys’ and youths’ clothing, mens best mole trowsers, Crimean Shirts, and Cardigan vests. EX LATE ARRIVALS, Men’s undershirts and pantaloons, paper and linen collars, hats and caps, black and fancy ties and scarfs, belts and braces, white and coloured flannels, coburgs, alpacas, French merinoeSj winceys, scarlet dama.sk, black paramatta, balmorai crape, toilet covers and window curtains —long and short, table linen, white and grey calico, window hollands, ladies ‘ and girls’ crinolines, white and coloured hose and stays, Mace cloth, Turkish towels, felt drugget, China matting. * . &c., &c., AcConstant Supplies of Groceries and Oilmen s Stores. r • E. HOWE, Taupe Quay. May 26, 1866. FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL little Dairy Farm of 90 acres so situated as to be naturally fenced by a bend of the Wangaehu river (with the exception of a few chains). The Farm is all in grass, and has carried a large proportion of sheep for some years. For particulars, apply to MESSRS..GUDGEON & CO., Estate Agents. May 9, 1866. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. \!fR. LEWIS’ Sale of Cattle, &c., at Kaikokopu, is postponed Jit until further notice. April 28, 1866. JOSEPH CHADWICK, HORSE AND CATTLE SALESMAN, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, &c., WILL HOLD SALES AT TURAKINA At Mr. Gleeson’s Hotel, on the thud Thursday in each month. TUTAENUI —First Wednesday in each month. WANGANUI —Every Saturday at the Newmarket Yards. LOWER RANGITIKEI —Quarterly. PUBLIC YARDS, OAMPBELLTOWN —Every Monday. j CHADWICK having made the necessary arrangements for the accommodation of the public, respectfully requests parties having stock for sale or any other business that may be entrusted to him at any of the above places to give timelv notice, that it may be duly advertised. J .TOKEI JOSEPH CHADWICK, Auctioneer. November 15, 1865. TIMBER ! TIMBER ! ! TIMBER ! ! I FOR SAL E . FEET White and Red Pine v> s v/ 100,000 feet Kauri Boards and Scantling Doors, 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 March. 31, 1865,