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Wanganui Herald, Volume X, Issue 2729, 14 March 1876, Page 3

New Advertisements . FEMALE REGISTRY OFFICE. MRS. JMOOBR, intcudP supplying n want which has boon long felt ii. Wnngnnni. andhns decided in conjnnc- " lion with ho.v Drcssinnlving nml Alillin- ' evy Estsiblishmont, tc open a ltegistrv ' Oilicc for Female Hcrvanis only. 1 m 2 ' - r >l« TO THE OWKE?wS OF P IAN FORTES AND HARMONIUMS, &c. Mil MOORR, of tho ttrm of Cutler and J\roore, Pianoforte Makers, of Wellington, having just arrived in W&nganui, is prepared for a few days co receive orders for tuning, repairing, etc., the abo v e instruments. Orders left at Mr Ohevannes 1 Rutland H^fcel, or at the Herald or Chronicle offices, will receive prompt attention. ml 531 MARKS & CO.'B GREAT DRAPERY to ALE IS UNAVOIDABLY" POSTPONED Until Tv day,' ihe 21st March. Sales by Auction. ~. .THURSDAY, 16th~MA ROH. Cargo of SUPERIOR BLACK BIRCH SAWN ' " POSTS AND RAILS, Ex " Thames " from Pelorus Sound. To Farmers, Settlers, Contractors, Buildcis, and others. ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP fell by public action, at the VV Commercial AVharl', on Thursday, 16th March, 1870, at 2 o'clock, 500 Superior Sawn Black Birch , Posts, 7fb by 7 x 5 COO Sawn Black Birch Bails, 9 ft, 4 x 2, 0 x 2, 7 x 2, and Bx2 TtfPaMS CASH. To parties requiring really good fencing' material j the present cargo is admirably adapted for substantial, duraable, .and square work. To follow (he above — 10,Q00 feet, first-class Totara Boards 6,000 fret feimn Scantling -• 7,000 feet best Yellow Pine, T and G all 6in. TEKMS AT SALE. ml3> ■ l • ' OP " i PRELIMIN AR Y . NOTICE. . FREEMAN R. JACKSON HAS received instructions from Mr E. Churton, agent for the Mortgagees, to sell by public auction at an early date, , , , , > , . '] ' ' r A' : VALUABLE ' l ! FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD „. . FAItM OF 600 .ACRES, situated between the • Brunswick and .Missionary Lines j the/p roperty of the late Mr James Findlater. , The Freeh ,_d consists of 370 Acres of fine agricultural and pastoral land. The Leasehold' 130 acres. • The whole is well supplied with water, there being three , greeks running throug'li . the property.' ' Particulars' ' as ' -to title ' can ' be ! obtained 'o'f the Auctioneer, or to ' C. H. Borlase, Esq., Solicitor to '[the Mortgagees.,;, „,'!-- ...../'■ m 9 ' , ...j-i i •■• -<<■'•■ '608 ' ' i ,i , ■> TOWNSHIP OF ELDERSLIE. : ■' TUESDAY, l 21st MARCH. FREEMAN' R: JACKSON HAS received instructions from Mr Alexander Murray, to sell by auc-, tioiijathis. Rooms, , Victoria Avenue, at 2 o'clock on the above date, .50 QUARTER- ACRE SECTIONS, ' - IN THE TOWNSHIP OF ELEEESLIB. These ; splended,. '. sections are situated at the main railway station,, about one mile from Wanganui, lh ! d 'fronting' th'e 'river,' arid as' this must be the chief station on the New Plymouth and Wellington .Railway, lie Sections must command the attention .of settlers ; and speculators. Plans and all information at the offices of the Auctioneer. , i ; ' „F REEMAN JA.OICSON,. Telims : — One-half Cash ; balance in one year at 8 per cent." fl2,< , ><! .'hw. 3^2,