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Wanganui Herald, Volume XI, Issue 2937, 19 May 1877, Page 3

UNRESERVED" I BAM "OF^HOTISEj HOLD FURNITURE AND ! EFFECTS. ASHFORThT LIFFITON sjnrAVßs jnrAVB received instructions from 11. Captain Flowerday, who is leaving the district, to sell without reserve, at his residence, Ridgway Street, on •TUESDAY, AldY 22, 1877, At 11 a.m., The whole of his Valuable Household , FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Cbmprising — Riinu and Cedar Chest Drawers, Walnut Suite in Green Rep, Pianoforte, Chef- ' • foniers, Tables, JSofas, Iron I Bedsteads, Cane Chairs, Spring | Mattrass, Engravings, Books, | Carpets, Clocks, Sewing Machine, Kitchen Utensils, I Crockery, &c, &c, I TEEMS : ,£SO and under, Cash, above that amount, approved endorsed acceptance a,t 3 months. I ASHFORTH & LIFiTrON, ■ Auctioneers m 5 853 TUESDAY, 29th MAY, 1877. AT THE BEN NENIS SALE YARDS, TURAKINA. JOHN STEVENS HA S received instructions from Messrs Cameron and Clark, Grant Bros., I. McLachlan, and others, to sell by public auction on the above date, i 25 Head Cows 25 „ Mixed Cattle 20 18-monihs and 2-year-oid Steers and Heifers 300 Good Sheep, mixed sexes 20 Useful HORSES. .. ,SALE. AT ONE O'CLOCK. Settlers having Stoclc to offer ' for sale will please to communicate with < me as early ds passible, ' or w.ith Mr L. ! McLachlan at Turakina, who will receive instructions on my account. JOHN STEVICNS, Auctioneer. m'l'l '■„)'<:' ' : '890 AUCTION SALE of -the PADDLE S TEAMER ' TOX'G Alii RO. FEEEMAN~K JACKSON }ji AH received instructions to' sell by 1 Auction at his Eooms, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, - ON TUESDAY, JUNE sth, 1877. THE P, S._TONGARIRb. This steamer is 39 "tons, ancl carries 45 tons on a draught of sft. Bin., is in t .good repair, and 'is very suitable.; for bar haibors, where light draught of Water IS essential. ml 5 ' " '■ 927 i p __i ST. HILL &TKEET SALE YARDS. WEDNESdTy 3 MAY 23. FREEMAN ~K . JACKSON SXf ILL Sell by Auction, as above: — 58/ HEAD FAT CATTLE STORE CATTLE ■ L>so' MIXED "SEEEP. 500 FIT SREE'P 150 WETHERS " ! ' HORSES Also " GAZELLE," THE WELL-KNOWN STEEPLECHASER, 'with all engaifcmoiits at Haweraand Wanganui. A GREY MARE by St. Patrick, out of an Arab, the dam of Folly, and in foal to Gladiator. And 1 TON CARROTS, Early Horn. Sale at 12 o'clock. FREEMAN B. JACKSON, Auctioneer ml 7 ' 948 H. S. TAYLOR, LAND, COMMISSION, & PRODUCE AGENT, VALUA'IOR, 4c, CAMPBELL PLACE, WANGANUI. PRODUCE. HS. TAILOR begs to call the « attention of Settlers in Wanganui an-1 snnounding districts to the fact that he is prepaicd to receive consignments of produce of every description for sale on commission. The advertiser has obtained by long cxpeiienco, a thorough knowledge of the produce markets of the Colony, and by his business connections is enabled to place consignments to the best advantage. Cash advances made against all produce consigned for actual sale. LAND. Settlers desirous of disposing' or purchasing land will find it to their interest to communicate with the above named before nßgotiating-. The advertiser having been many years in business as a Land and Estate Agent in Wanganui,is well qualified to undertake the sale or purchase of land on the best teims, and his practical knowledge of the coast will be found of great service to intending settlers. I FOR SALE. The unexpired term of" lease of an hotel, situated in the County of Fatua, at present doing a raally first-class business, nearly seven years to run. The. 1 hotel stands on one acre of groiuM,'! and contains 17 rooms besides kitchpn and bar. There is also roomy stabling/ accommodation. Cobb's coaches stpp here. Stock and furniture to be taken at valuation. 3CO Bushek of Wheat 100 do Maize 50 Tons of Potatoes