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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 3133, 22 May 1878, Page 1

For Sale and to Let TO LET. LAND in Wilson Stieet, on Building Lease. Also, a Dwelling F"""jseand Shop. <£fe N. D., Post Office. »17W 928 FOR SALE. . A FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, and one-eighth acre of Land, within ten minutes walk of the Post Office. For terms, &c, apply to JOHN S. CAPSTICK, Caxton Chambers. m 29 765 FOR SALE. With Immediate Possesion. fjpHE Lease of those Large and CenX trail y situated bu sir ess premises in Victoria Avenue. Lately occupied by L. L. Levy, For particulars, apply to, FREEMAN R. JACKSON, a 5 827 TO LET, OR FOR SALE. A FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE with . outhouses attached, situate in Guyton street. ALSO, One Two-roomed House, situate in Nibblet street. Apply to KELLS & NATHAN, Commission Agents, Campbell Place. kiU . 685 ASHFORTH & LIFFITON, Auctioneers, Land, and General Financial Agents. Offices and Sale Rooms, Rutland Chambers. LiAVE FOR SALE, Unimproved Sections, in various parts cf the district, in blocks of from 80 to 2,000 acres. 460 acres superior unimproved land, with large water frontage iv the Auckland Province. Improved farms in s Wairoa, Waitotara, Wanganui, and Rangitikei districts. TOWN PROPERTIES Of various descriptions. js^ — — I^S^ advanced on freehold security, and k3 stock placed for absolute sale. Accommodation paddocks for stock in Wanganui and Waitotara. O" Agent for the Norwich Union and Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Companies FOR SALE. NO. 28, Block 28— Frontingto China Street, 66ft frontage by a depth of 99ft. No. 30, Block 28— Corner Section, with frontage to Dublin St., 49ft 6in., and frontage to Mulligan Street 99ft. Wo. 30, Block 22— Has a frontage to Ball Street of 40fb by a depth of 165 ft. No. 41 and 43, Block 20— Having a frontage to Copeland Street, 28ft by a depth of 90ft. Nos. 42 and 44, Block 20— Fronting Liverpool Street, adjoining Nos. 41 and 43, with frontage of 28ft by a depth of 90ft. No. 34, Block 20— Frontage to Keith Street oi 33ftb y a depth of 66ft. MARTON TOWN SECTIONS. Nos. 27 and 25 — fronting the Great Junction. Road. Nos 25 and 38 — Corner Alotments. No. 27 joins 38, and has a road frontage, and all on the bank of the Tatanui Stream. H. S. TAYLOR, TO BE SOLD, THE MAETON HOTEL. mHIS OLD ESTABLISHED and JL commodious HOTEL, containing 27 rooms, is to be disposed of, the owner leaving for England j the whole being' fitted with every convenience, consisting of COMMERCIAL ROOM, GOOD BAR, TWO PARLOURS, DINING ROOM, BILLIARD ROOM, (With one of Thurston's Tables,) Private Sitting Room and Bed Room adjoining, Kitchen, Store Room, and "Washhouse ; fifteen Bsd Rooms, and one Sitting Room upstairs. TOGETHER WITH STABLING FOR 15 HORSES, > - > *v?ith two loose boxes, and SIX ACRES OF LAND ,. v (More or less,) Situate in the Broadway, Marton. This is a first-class oppoituntty, as a clear guarantee can be given, showing that a good trade is being done, and every information can be obtained of the Proprietor. JAMES THURSTON. Marton Hotel, Apni 17, 1878. 928 FOR SALE. THE SHORTHORN BULL "ORPHAN." ORPHAN is a rich Roan, calved in 1874, got by Earl Oxford, dam by Hawkeye, grand dam by Don Giovanni. (See New Zealand Herd Book). FREEMAN JR. JACKSON, m! 2 _ L 615