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Wanganui Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1112, 9 March 1871, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, 29th MARCH. PERIODICAL AUCTION SALE, Of first-class colonial made Harness, Shaft, Trace, and Plough, superior silver-mounted Gig, Buggy, and Carriage Harness ; best all over Pig-skin English and Australian Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs,. Town-made Collars, &c, OX THE PREMISES, TICTOEIA AVENUE. To tlic Settlers, Farmers, Contractors and Carriers of "Wanganui. ME, A. BEAUCHAMP TTAS been favored with instructions from Mr. Blake, to sell by auction, at his shop and factory, Victoria Avenue, ON WEDNESDAY, 29tii MARCH, At Eleven o'clock, The undermentioned SADDLERY & HARNESS All of the test material and make. Ladies', gent's, girl's and boy's saddles, of every description Carriage, buggy, and spring-cart harness of the best English make, and made on the premises Cart, pole, and trace harness, of every description ; leading and cart harness ; trace and plough chains Prince of Wales. Bay's patent buggy spring-car;', Scotch and open top collars, made on the premises Ladies' Leonard's patent and Victorian slippers Gent's three-barred and plain stirrup irons and stirrup leathers ; woollen and leather girths of every description Gent's head-stall, Weymoufch, Pelham, snaffle and other bridles of the host British manufacture Ladies' flat rein head-stall bridles Bound rein ditto, with fancy fronts ;sl9jS£4Mttcrn bits, military snaffles, egg- ;.;.: link. Pelhams, Ladies' and other ' bits, too numerous to mention | Gent's buckskin pants, trowser chains, and steel military chains Patent clipping combs, and singing lamps Kangaroo stock, and hunting whip thongs and other goods in great variety The Auctioneer has simply to remind intending purchasers that the imported portion of the stock is of the best quality, whilst Mr. Blake's reputation for first-class workmanship is a sufficient guarantee of the durability and character of that best manufactured on the premises tinder his, own inspection. The lots will be arranged so as to suit the requirements of every purchaser. March 9, IS7I. WEDNESDAY, loxir MARCH. To IroninoTtgcrs, Storekeepers, parties furnishing and' others. Candlesticks, shoe-brushes, door mats, tea bells, &c. MR. A. BEAUCHAMP TTAS received instuctions to sell by public auction at his rooms, ON WEDNESDAY, 15th MARCH, At Eleven o'clock, TWO PACKAGES OE HARDWARE, New goods, just landed, Containing.—candle-moulds, japan lanterns, pewter* .measures, wool bordered and skeleton door mats, shoe brushes, spittoons, brass pillar candlestiks, tea bells, bread platters, hot-water jugs, cork-screws, bassinettes, tea and coffee pots, fire irons, fenders, lamps, &c, &c. Terms at sale. March 9, 1871. ' ' ' •