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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 947, 12 November 1868, Page 3

S&tirtum Sc. TRET-iIMTINAIiY NOTICE!. ROBERT S. LOW W ILL sell on an early date, at the Campbelltown Yards, 100 HEAD MIXED ST&RE CATTLE. Oct 27. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. EXTENSIVE SALE OF SADDLERY! THE undersigned has received from Messrs. Greatrex & Son, London, A LARGE AND MOST VALUABLE ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY, Consisting of: Steeple-chase Saddles, Colonial H unting ditto, Stock ditto, Boys’ ditto, Bridles,. Gig Harness, Cart ditto, Plough ditto, etc., etc , . etc. The whole of which will be offered to public competition in a few days, dae notice and particulars of which will appear in a future advertisement. EDWARD LEWIS. Oct 20. TV O T JOB. FOR SALE, THE Goodwill of a Lease of 300 Acres of English Grassed Land (Fenced) close to the Town of Wanganui, with the Stock thereon, consisting of 1000 Sheep, 20 Head of Cattle, Horses, &c., Apply to TIIOS. WAYTH OUDGEON & Co. Oct 22. ! TO LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. THE undersigned will let for a term of yearSj his Town Residence, with Out Houses, Stables, Extensive Orchard, &c. situated in Bell Street. There are Six Qarter-acres of Land attached to the Property. For particulars, apply to W. KELLS, Owner, or to E. LEWIS, Esq., Merchant, Wanganui. June 16

OATS! OATS! OATS! rpHE Undersigned is a large holder and X will sell at very low rates. EDWARD LEWIS. May 21. FOR SALE, AFTER SHEARING, i fc'fX EWES, Hampshire Downs, J_OX/ nearly pure bred, 4 and 6 tooth. Early application necessary. Apply to JOHN MORGAN, Newtonlees Farm. Wanganui, Oct 20. CONTINUATION OF GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE. WILLIAM FINNIMOKE jJAS received instructions to sell by public auction, without any reserve, at his auction rooms, T&upo Quay, this day, THURSDAY, 12th NOVEMBER, At 11 a.m. precisely, 10 CASES DRAPERY, containing— Muslins, prints, linens, dress materials, parasols, neck-tics, ladies’ and gents’ gloves, white falls, lace, collars and cuffs, belts, albums, paper collars, velvet trimmings, hair nets, buckles, trimmed hats, bonnets, hosiery, haberdashery, towels, damask table covers, boys’ caps, Crimean shirts, counterpanes, summer jackets and mantles, white and drab moles, white drill browsers, flannel do, scarf shawls, crinolines, white and coloured stays, felt hats, Bedford cord trowers, coburgs, ladies’ serge, striped shirtings, lustres, damasks, tarlatan, grenadine, window holland, sealskin, towelling, grey calico, tweeds, crimson flannels, poplins, gents’ clothing, Scotch twill shirts, regatta and gents’ white shirts, kid boots, etc. Also— English hams and bacon, mustard, curry powder, Lea & Peri ins’ sauce, clothes pegs, maccaroni, vermicelli, sardines, tobacco, jamaica ginger, salmon 21b tins, marmalade, soup and boulli, washboards, pipes, capers, sewing machine, tart fruits, plums, box lines, ball twine, cloves, ground rice, sieves, vinegar, and A variety of other goods too numerous to mention. Oct 31.

CATTLE RUN AT RANGITIKEI EDWARD LEWIS yy AS received instructions from Mr James McDonald, to dispose of by public auction, on TUESDAY, 17th NOVEMBER, The LEASE, having about eight years to run (at £SO per annum), of the Mount William Station, Lower Rangitikei, near the late residence of L. Daniell, Esq*, comprising ABOUT 700 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, fenced, and divided into three parts, and well supplied with wood and water, and well grassed. ALSO,. A mixed flock of seven hundred sheep, and Ten horses. There are 2 three-roomed wooden houses on the property. The sale will be held at McDonnell’s, Coach and Horses Hotel, at one o’clock p.m. Nov 3. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WILLIAM FINNIMORE yyAS received instructions to sell by public auction, at his stock yards, Taupo Quay, on an early date, of which due notice will be given, 200 VERY SUPERIOR 2-TOOTH LEICESTER EWES. Nov 3. WOOL PACKS. FOR SALE—WooI packs full weights By Oct 20. THOMAS ALLAN, Taupo Quay.