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Wanganui Herald, Volume x, Issue 2698, 5 February 1876, Page 3

New Advertisements. _ A. CASS, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, SPECIAL VALUE IN BLACK DRESS SILKS. BARGAINS IN DRESS .MATERIALS. BARGAINS IN LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, j BARGAINS IN TWEEDS AND COATINGS. g^° DRESSMAKING Conducted under the supervision of an experienced artiste. THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. (the only establisliment in Wanganui where can be seen so wide a range of [ style, and diversity of qualities), will ; exhibit that attention to the improved cut and selection of English and Colonial Garments that will more than compare with Wanganui bespoke goods 1 at little more than half the cost. Immense Variety of Hats, Shirts, aud Ties. NEW GOODS MONTHLY, Country Orders executed with dispatch. TAUPO QUAY. 21 146 Sales by Auction. THURSDAY, 17th FEBRUARY. On the Premises, BROADWAY, MARTON. Extensive and Unreserved Auction Sale of Groceries, Holloware, Saddlery; Boots and Shoes, Superior Clothing, Glassware, and Crockery, Fancy Goods and Electroplated Ware, 8 first-class Riding Hors.es, Avery's and Fairbanks Weighing Machines, Trade Conveniences, and Sundries. ME A. BEAUCHAMP, HAS received insti uctions from H, S. Taylor, Esq., (who is closing his Marton business), to sell by AUCTION, On the Premises known as Coleman's Auction Rooms. Broadway, Marton, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, at 12 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HIS BTOCK-I N-TR.ADE as specified above ; Together with those faithfully built and Commodious Premises, comprisingAuction Room and Warehouse, 6-roomed Cottage Residence, Stable and Coach House, with FOUR HALF- ACRE SECTIONS, Commanding frontages to Broadway and main road to Mr Richard Hammond's. TITLE INDISPUTABLE $§F The Goods are in splendid order, the bulk consisting of quite late importations, which for quality and adaptability for a settled farming community like Marton, are not to be surpassed. The Auctioneer's instructions relative to selling are very positive, every line will be disposed of to the highest biddor. This Sale commends itself to Storekeepers, Farmers, Hawkers, Hotelkeepers, Contractors, and the Public generally. TERMS : Under £20, Cash j above that sum, by approved endorsed acceptances at three months. LUNCH PROVIDED. . . f5 TO BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS, AND OTHEKS. - JOSEPH "CHADWICK HAS received instructions from C. Bell, to sell by Public Auction on the premises, without reserve, on THURSDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, vat 1 2 o'clock, The LEASE and GOODWILL of the LONDON BAKERY and PIE SHOP, situate in Victoria Avenue, in close proximity to the Rutland Hotel. Also, The Fittings, which are all new, and got up regardless of expense. The Lease has nine years and a half to run at a very low' rent ; the position is first-rate, the only reason for selling being'Jthat of inability to do justice to two places of business at the same time. Terms Liberal, at fcSale. f4 925