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Wanganui Herald, Volume X, Issue 2714, 28 March 1876, Page 3

Sales by Auction TOWNSHIP OF NOLtMANBY. SALE OF . SEVENTY-TWO SECTIONS In the above Township. ASHFORTH and LIFFITON HAVE received instructions fr in IX. T. Blake, Esq.. to sell by pullic auction, at their Sale Rooms, Rutland Chambers, ON TUESDAY, APRIL 4th, 1867, AtSp.m.^ - Seventh -two Sections in the above Township, on the most liberal terms ever offered to the public, viz : — one quarter deposit at the fall of the hammer, and the balance Without Interest, at 6 and 12 months. Five, per cent allowed for cash payments. Transfers under Torrcns' Act gratis on all put chases above £100. 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 one of the first inland towns in the province. Surrounded on all sides byone 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 Normanby as a commercial site and central emporium of the wealth of the district. Lithographed plans can be had in the course of a few days on application ' to the auctioneers. ASHFOBTH & LIEFITOF. TUESDAY, llth APPvIL, 1876, Al Two o'clock, FREEMAN R. JACKSON HAS received instructions from Mr E. Churton, agent for the Mortgagees, to sell by public auction' or. the ' atnve date, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD.JAND LEASEHOLD EAIIM' OF 500 ACRES, situated between the Brunswick anl Missionary Lines, the property of the late Mr James Eindlater. The Freehold consists of 370 Acres of fine agricultural and pastoral land. The Leasehold 130 acres; The whole is well supplied with water, there being three creeks running through he property. Particulars as to title can be obtained of the Auctioneer, or to C. H . Borlase, Esq., Solicitor to the Mortgagees. m 9CO PPcELIMINAEY NOTICE. Extensive Salo of Finns lTUllE, AND A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. ASHFORTH & LIFFITON HAVE received instructions from the Rev. J. Elinslie, to sell by public auction, at the Manse of WanSanui, on the 20th and 21st days of APRIL NEXT, The Whole of his FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, with several hundred volumes of Books, Dairy Cows, Buggy, with Horse and Harness, &c, &c. Details will be given in future advts. Catalogues will be printed, and may be had of the auctioneers as soon as ready. ASRFORTK & LIFFITON, ! Auctioneers. mIR G76 Wants mENDERS WANTED.— Tonders JL will be received by the uncle c- | signed until Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock (noon) for removing the building lately occupied by Mr B. Hood, and adjoining 1 it to the Railway Hotel. The iowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. THOMAS BROUGH, Railway Hotel. in 27 759 ANTED — 'LVenty chains of Post and Rail Fencing done, and sixty acres of Bush fallen. Apply to Captain Bascan, or to John Ormond, Liverpool street, Wanganui. m 27 748 W" AiNTED, a Barmaid for the Railway Hotel ; also a Housemaid. Apply early to T. Brough, Railway Hotel. m2s^ 740 WANTED, a situation as Cook by a Chinaman. Apply at this office. m 25 742 WANTED, by a Married Couple a Situation in Town or Country. Wife a first-class Cook ; man, general ly useful, Apply at the office of this paper. ni2o 696 ANTED, a good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Morrison, Ashby House, Church Place, Wanganui. m2O C9B W" ANTED Z~N OWN, T. S. WYMOJND & Co. have Just Opened »i Cases of Men's, Boy's, and Youth's Clothing, Hats, Caps; &c. 1 Hall of Commerce. ml 3 643 AIT TED KNOWN. Two Cases Ladies' and Children's Trimmed Hats, just Opened for the season. Choice Goods, and very Cheap. T. S. WYMOND & Co,, Hall ot Commerce. m! 3 044