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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIII, Issue 9456, 21 July 1881, Page 3

J STOCK SALES FOE JULY. - Kakaramea ... Friday, 22nd Jul; i St. Hill-street ... Wed., 27th July ? Hawera ... Friday, 29th July i Mr Mitchell's Clearl ing Sale (Waverley) Sat., 30th July 5 FREEMAN E. JACKSON, ; Auctioneer. • ~ kakaramea"sale yardsT b FRIDAY, 22nd JULY, [ FREEMAN~RJACKSO]S TTTILL sell by public auction, a ■ * V above, — 40 Steers (2-year-olds) [ 40 Steers (2-year-olds) I 30 Yearlings 25 Yearlings J 20 Cows 25 Cows 70 Yearlings 20 2-year-old Steers \ 6 Cows Sale at 1 o'clock. i 1 N.B. — Settlers wishing to enter Stocl ' for above Sale will kindly forward par ticulars at once. 1 FREEMAN R. JACKSON, ; Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 23hd JUL*, 1881. . By order of the Wortgasjee. : VALUABLE BCJtfH PROPERTY. 465 ACRES. • BECKETT, HAMMOND, & DICE HAVE received instructions fromthc Mortgagee to sell by publii am- l ion at their rooms on the abovt date — Sections 29 and 30, on plan of subdit ision marked F ou the Manchester P>lock, coutainintc 46£ Acres of First-class Bush laud witli dwelling-house thereon and constant supply of running water. No Reserve. Portion of the purchase money may be left on mortgage. Also, — Interest in Mortgage on Sectionß Nos. 699, 700, 701, 706, 707, 708, and 709, in the Township of Halcombe. Sale at 1.30 p.m. BECKETT, HAMMOND, & DICK, Auctioneers. NEW SEASON'S TEAS. NEW NEW SEASON'S SEASON'S TEAS. TEAS. NEW SEASON'S TEAS. Ex Bowkn. SEASON 1881 and 1882. NOW on Sale at the well-known establishment of FRANCIS J. JONES, Who is famous for selling the Best Teas imported to Now Zealand. CHESTS, HALF-CHESTS, BOXES, &c, &c. FRANCIS J. JONES. A . LAIRD NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN A ND FRUITERER, Victoria Avenue, and Fairfield Nursery, London-street, Wanganui. AT ATRD in thanking the pub- • ■ 4 lie for past favours begs to inform them t'ac he lias received his first shipment of VEGETABLES & FLOWKR SEEDS In good order, eelec ed with the greatest Care from the Best Colonial Houses. Catalogues on application. THE NURSEKY. A. L. has a Splendid Assortment FRUIT T EKS Of the most approved Varieties ; and his Apple Trees are l^rec from Blight. The Stock of Forest Trees are all healthy nnd well-grown. They include Cypresses, Macrocarpa, Lawsoniana, Turulosa, Pinna Insignis, &c. Aso, a Fine Collection of Roses, Fuchsias, Pelargoniums, Chrysanlhe, mums, and Pentstemons, selected by him in Melbourne. A LARGE QUANTITY OF QUICKS. As A, L. has not issued a priced Catalogue this season, he begs to inform intending purchasers that his Prices will be found as reasonable as those of any respectable Tradesman He would add that the mere quoted Price of a Plant or Tree is no indication of ita Value, there being so much difference in size and condition. All Orders entrusted to A. L. will have his best care and attention, and those from the Country will be carefully packed, and delivered at the Railway Station or Wharf Free of Charge. A. LAIED, SHOP — Victoria Avenue, near Poet Office; FAIRFIELD MJ\{SKI?Y — London-street, Wanganui. JAMES LAIRD, EGMONT NURSERY, GLASGOWSTREET. Established 186 S. nHHE Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental JL Trees, Roses, Camelias, &c , are now in Fine Condition for removal, and for Variety and Quality are not surpassed by any Nursery in the colony. QUICKS, BARBERYS, and 'othek HEDGE PLANTS in Any Quantity. Nursery open daily ; Inspection invited. AGRICULTURAL, 3ARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, either Grown by myself or direct from the Best • grown in Europe. GRASS SEEDS AND CLOVER. NEW CATALOGUE NOW READY Post free on application. JAMES LAIED. SEED WAREHOUSE, t.AUPO QUAY.