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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11848, 24 July 1893, Page 3

Auction Sales. WITHOUT RESERVE. EDWARD N. LIFFITON, instructed by Messrs Newport it Sons, will sell by public auction, at the Eutland Chambers, on WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY, at 2 p.m., A very Superior lot of APPLE TEEES, grafted from new kiniU, SPECIALLY I IMPORTED PROM HNGLAND, as best adapted to the English market,and grafted on blight proof stock. Also, a splendid assortment of Apricots, Quinces, Nectarines, and Japanese Plums, &c., &o , in lots to suit purchasers. ED. N. LIFFITON, Auctioneer. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AT BLDERSLIE, near Railway Bridge. T[IDWARD N. LIFFITON, instructed !i bjr Mr Blight, of Tarata, will sail by auction, at tho Rutland Chambers, on WBDNEBDAY, 26th JULY, at 2 t.x , Lot 7, of Block C, Township of Elderslie, near Aramoho Station ; full )-acre, with 3-roomed Cottage, insured for .£4O. TERMS CASH. ED. N. LIFFITON. Auctioneer. EGMONT FARMERS' UNION (Ltd.) GLOVER ROAB YARDS, HAWERA. WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY. Sale at 1 p.m. A A. FANTHAM will sell by auction • an above— 30 Fat Bullocks 6 Fat Cows 2 Fat Bullocks 1 Good Springer 45 2-year Steera 30 Heifers, in calf , 25 2-year Steers 25 Weaners 40 Yearling Steers 15 Cows, in calf 4 24 year Steera 20 Heifers, in calf 20 18-month Steers 100 Mixed Sheep Entries solicited. A. A. FANTHAM, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 29th JULY. HUNTERVILLE YARDS. TT> E. BECKETT will sell by public Jl\j» auction as above— 7 2-year Heifers (hand-fed) 7 Yearlings 12 2 year Cattle 100 Ewes, in lamb 150 Ewes, in lamb 200 Hoggets At 1 p.m. R. E. BECKETT, Auctioneer. Business flocn.es. TOSE NO TIME in -visiting the truly i Genuine Sale of Drapery, Millinery, Clothitg, &c.,atW. TURLEY'S. opposite Theatre, in Ridgway Street, where Bargains abound, and everything is doapera tely cheap. NOTE OF PRACTICAL INTEREST TO HEAD OF FA MI JE<s AND HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL. W. BBTJCE'S SHOW-ROOM (lately enlarged) consists of a Large and Varied AsMntinent of EARTHENWARE CHINAWAAB TOILETWARE ENAITELLEDWARE OLABSWARS And Special Novelties in FANCfWARE, suitable for prosentß, ic. Mnny of the ■ above procured at first cost, direct from the English Manufacturer. New Shipments just being opnned up and other* to arrive. Having beun bought at the lowest pos•ble rates, W. BRUCE sells at prices within the reach of all. < His Motto :— " Small Profits, Good Value, and Quick Jteturn* " Boot Department Now under the supervision of MISS ROBERTSON (late of Messrs R. Hannah and Co.'s). Just opening up a Splendid Assortment of LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES, &c. T3ie best English and Colonial Makes ' and Designs. I Raids', Youths', and Children's Boots, strong and serviceable. NEW STOCK. NEW STOCK All carefully selected by Miss Robertson. T>LANTING SEASON FOR 1893. Early Plant,ng is the Secret to Success. I hog respectfully to inform my Horticaltnral friends and the general public that I have a very Large and Choise lot of Truit Trees thia season. Come <vnd see for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. The list includes Apples, Pears, Cherries, Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots, Japanese Plums Black Mullberries, Medlars, and Quinces. BRUSH FRUITS.— Gooseberries (30 varieties), Black, Red, and White Currants, Raspberries (including Cuthbert and Sphinifidatis, two new varietios from America. NUTS.— Walnuts, Spanish Chestnuts, Cob Nuts. Filberts, and Almonds. OLlVES.— Loquate, Gauvers and Pomegranites, Oranges and Lemons. HEDGE PLANTS.— Quicks, Barber, ries, African Box Thorn, and other Ornamental Hedge Plants. ROSES.— A Large Stock of all the leading varietios. OAMELIAS.-tA stock of 3000 young plants, RHODODENDRONS.— AzaIias, Oleanders, and other Flowering Shrubs. SHELTER TREES.— Cnpresßus, Wacracarpi, Pinus Ineignis, Pinus Msritima and others. DICEDIOUS TREES— Oriental Planes, Oaks, Elms, and Sycamores. The above are all in splendid order for removal. All grown in dry soil. For the convenience of all those unable to visit the Nursery, Mr J. T. SINCLAIR, Seed Merchant, Wanganui, will receive orders for all kinds of Nursery Stock, which will be promptly attended to. Catalogues of description and prices, and useful hints, Posted Free to any adAU goods carefully packed and delivered on rail at Aramoho Junction, or on board steamer at Wanganui. W. T. BENEFIELD, ARAMOHO NURSERY, Near Wanganui— within 50 yards of fcue Aramoho Railway Junction, QPECTACLES. IOUR SIGHT TESTED ! YOUR SIGHT TESTED lhe undersigned has received, per s.s. "lonic," a complete case of Ooculist Lenses and Appliances for Testing the Sight and ascertaining the correction required for the vision. Also, a large stook of Compound and Intricate Lenses, Spectacle Frames specially made to fit narrow and broad faces (with high, low, or medium bridges, in steel). Nickled Steel, Gilt and Gold, and all the latsst designs in folders Solid Nickle Frames to arrive in Spectacles and Folders. These will not rust, and are proof against the weather. Have your sight tested and your Spectacles made to suit your own eyes by John Forbes, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, WiNGANUI,