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Wanganui Herald, Volume X, Issue 2730, 15 March 1876, Page 3

Sales by Auction UNIIRSERVKD FURNITURE SALE. ASHFOETH & LIFFITON HAVB been in.strucled by Mr JOHN LESLI K, who is leaving tho distiict, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Residence, corner ol'lngestreSt. and Victoria Avenue, on THURSDAY, MARCIE 10th, 187G, The whole of that gentleman's VA L UAL 12 RO USER OLD FURNITURE ! Consisting of liciir Couch, Chairs, Walnut Whatnot, Tables, Wood and Iron Bedsttads, Hair Mat trasses and Palliasses, Mirrors, Washstands and Sets, Fenciers and Irons, Carpets, &c. Gully's Paintings ot New Zealand Scenery, very superior. Kitchen Utensils of every description. Glassware, Crockery, &c. A Valuable Lot of Carpenter's Tools 2 very Superior Saddles, Ladies' and Gent's One Boy's Pony, very quiet, and boy's Pad TEEMS OF SALE : CASH, AJND KO RESERVE. Sale to commence punctually at 2 p.m. ASHFORTH & LIFFITON, A uctioneers. ml 3 640 TOWNSHIP OF NORMANBY. SALE OF SEVENTY-TWO SECTIONS In the above Township. ASHFORTH and LIFFITON HAVE received instructions from R. T. Blake, Esq.. to sell by public auction, at their Sale Rooms, Rutland Chambers, ON TUESDAY, APRIL 4th, 1867, At 2 p.m., Seventh -two Sections in the above Township, on the most liberal terms ever offered to the public, viz : — one quarter deposit !at the tall of the hammer, and the balance Without Interest, at 6 and 12 months. Five per cent allowed for cash payments. Transfers, under Torrens' Act gratis on all purchases above .£IOO. The unrivalled situation of this far famed and rising township is now a publicly acknowledged fact. Situated on the main line of railway, abutting on the main line of coach road to Taranaki and Auckland, this township will, no doubt, eventually be ouu of the first inland towns in the province. Surrounded on all sides by one of the most fertile countries in the world, buildings and stores are already being erected in various parts of the township, and no doubt in a few months, a numerous population will attest the value of Norman by as a commercial site and central emporium of the wealth of the district. Lithographed plans fan be had in the course of a few days on application to the auctioneers. ASHFORTH & LIFFITON. ~^ IMPORTANT SALE • of STOCK AT KAKARAMEA. MR COWERN HAS been favoured with instructions from Mil AIIUNDELL, To sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At thr Kakaramca Sale Yards, on SATLRDAY, MARCH 18th, at 2 p.m., 125 IT EA! D CATTLE, consisting of : 20 Steers, 2 years and upwards 25 Heifers (some fat) 25 Well-bre-1 Cows, bred by the late L. Daaioll, Esq., with about 20 Calves at foot 20 Yearlings, by Knight of the Cresent, out of stoiecows 1 Young Bull, 16 months, by Knight of the Cresont Note. — This is >i capital opportunity lor buyers and breeders, as the owner is leaving the district everything must lie sold. . * Special Xote. — An important Sale of FAT .STOCK takes place the day hefoie ilit; above at 11 a.m. mil 021