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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIII, Issue 9343, 23 February 1881, Page 3

SATURDAY, sth MARCH, ; At 2p.ixu ■ FREEHOLD PROPERTY, STOCK-IN-TRADE, Etc. HARRIS BROS.' ■•,,■ :?• ■ " , - HAVE received instructions from Mr Bethel, in the Estate of the late Mr James Bethel, to sell by public auction, as above, ou the premises — That very desirable property opposite the Marton Hotel, Br ad way, Marton, consisting of full quarter-acre section. ■ with shop and four roomed house thereon, well finished throughout, stable, &c The site is one of the beat in Marton for a general storekeeper's business. Also, Section 23, Wellington Road, well planted and under cultivation. Also, 400-gailon iron tank, balance of stock-in-trade, drapery, groceries, musical instruments, toys, and a large quantity of sundry goods, spring trap, horse, and harness complete. No Reserve. HAERIS BROS., Auctioneers. GREAT SALE OF gOOTS AND gHOES, &c, <fee, DUBLIN BOOT MART, COMMENCING ON Saturday, 19th February, CONTINUING FOE ONE MONTH, When the Whole of the Stock will be Sold at COST PRICE ! ! COME AND SEE THE WINDOWS FOR PRICES AND QUALITY. CALL EARLY, And Secure some of the Bargains now to be had at FURNESS'S DUBLIN BOOT MART, VICTORIA AVENUE, 03* Opposite Bank of New Zealand. F, J. JONES TTAS "IVTOW r\N OALE. TEA— Fine Family, 2s per lb „ Fine flavour, 2s 6d per lb „ Finest procurable, 3s per lb BOX. TEA— Good household, 18s pc: ! box „ Finest 28s per box X?* And numerous other qualities. «4^o F. J. J.s study is to give every purchaser realvalue for their money. As everybody knows, F. J. J.s Teas for Quality and Price are the wonder of the age. OILMEN'S STORES IN ENDLESS VABIETY AND AT ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. F. J. J. has also much pleasure in informing the Public of Wanganui that, having made arrangements for the regular supply of the B3ST COAL AND T7 IRE WOOD, OAL AND JJ IKEWOOD, Patrons may rely upon getting both WEIGHT and FULL MEASUREMENTS. (C?» Remember! Coal and Firewood at VERY LOW PRICES. FRANCIS J. JONES, • WANGANUI. M U SIC. Tt/TR TTERBERT /"^I'LLIER, (Pupil of Herr Bauerkeller, first Prizeman at the Paris o f»n« r^-t^'A^ Has VACANCIES for .* on the VIOLi , {J^» Lessons in the Evcnrua. -4J'j PO STE E S (plain or in colours), Theatrical Day Bills, Programme?, &c, turned out with expedition and at cheap rates at the Chbobicle Office.