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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 9415, 9 May 1879, Page 4

I ' Auction Sales HTOCK SALES , FOR Max". , 11 awfra—Friday, May 16. St Hill Street— Wednesday, Mar.2l. FREEMAN R.JACESON, , AjUctipneert rilU L E S D AY, MATY 13th, 187?. At the Stock Yards, Bulls. : STEVENS^ GORTON Will sell by public* auction as abovef25 head prime'fatf bullocks r 27 'Head milch cows \ t 25 yearlings, l J1 ; .' I 20 heas mixed pottle ; ,,, » . ; 30 well-bred 18 months 'heifers ! , ' ' 400fat'ewes " "."' vt '';"', 200 fat wethers „_: I-J''' j ' 'A Hofdes 'I 1 1 *■'*. ! 1M .•. ( j fiUSale to. commence. at lo^oloct. j r> , 'yfisj)BsA# t E. /, , ''SArtßjyASlto Mt,- : v At 2 o'clock. fT , ( >r - fl^.;he^n s -'&VduVea with instruction £iom F; McCusker»Esq.i whb is^retir r . ing from, present business. on account of ill health, tqjell on the aliove d|te-j- . TB&.'&AWmA) BREWERY, i i (,f( ,f j^-an^JQiafifiA.pref.QiiLand, ;> ; „ soraes, -Patf, and,, "Waggonette., ! ALSO ,)(." ;,;.[■'! ! ..: A Few choice sections at Hawera, Normanby^ and i^tralford. : r ! Auctioneer's NpTE.-rThe . ; aboye '■ valuable freehold^ property offers splendid4n4ucements to brewers, Merchants, Business Men and others. The Hawtra Brewery is well and favourably known, apd the site is most commanding, beingin the centre of the t;own and having a large frontage to the three of the principal thoroughfares and about) half a minutes walk fron, t|ie Banks of New Zealarid atid New' South Wales, Post and Telegraph offices, and principal places of business. The above be' fully recommended to all as a safe, sure/ and reproductive investment. Teribs at sale. ' For further patticulars apply to • , F.Mc'aUIRE, . Auctioneer. JOHN S. CAPBTIOK, IN retiring 1 from tho Commission Agency business, desires to return his best thanks to his clients for the support accorded him in the past, and now intimates that he has disposed of his business to Mr. GEORGE ROSS, Formerly in his employ. J.S.C. trusts that his successor will receive a continuance of the support hitherto so liberally accorded to himself. GEORGE ROSS, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL . . , COMMISSION AGENT, In notifying that he has taken over the business formerly carried on by.Mr Capstick, would point out that haying been in Mr C.'s • employ , ,for . two years, he is in a position to continue the business so ,as to, give every satisfaction to clients. i Houses and Land to let and for sale, . Tradesmen's books kept. Accounts made out and colleoted,. Registry office. for servants. iOaxton:Chamberßj Victoria- Avenote

.-' "/ y .■ . " Tor Sale ■ ' { i 0 R S 1" L & Splendid opportunity for anyone , desirious tdslart Cafcrunning. The undersigned retiring from {business, wishes -to treat with anyone for the purchase of his; entire plant, or anyportion ef it, which consists of-r { j 1 New Landau 1 Second-hand Brougham „ ' ; , [t 1 . do iPhaetonette .: J . : .1} do i i)ouble-seated station Wagon ' ■ ■ — ALSO— - ' ! 8 Horses, broken to single or- double harness. . The vehicles are all in good order, and the Horses staunch and true. : For particulars, "appjy to , , SAMUEL STOWER, ■ .j. .;, ' Prince, , of. Wales Stables; 1 Tj! O R S ALE/ A Four-roomed house with section of, ground (freehold), centrally situated. Tor particulars apply to • ! T. PEAKE, [ Architect, Taupo Quay. ! T! D R S A L JB. The Lease and Goodwill of the .Victorian Bakery, situated in the Avenue, one of tbe best *and oldest established bakeries In the place. Stock at valuation, Immediate possession. Apply to ED. N. LIFFITON, ' •. Rutland Chambers. in 0 R s a ,L ,E. A j&rst-elass Hotel, near W^aniii,; doing good business,. For particulars apply to* "' !,,'! „' ' . . V.* ' i JAMES DUIGAN, l ' ( „ prQwn Brbwery> j FOR SALE. — A six-roomed house with Garden planted, with Fru t .trees, within 5 minutes walk of the Poif Office.-— Apply at the Herald OfficLTT\lQ RViS: A L E O€E i#. .JD-P.- «'U.';*- '^^r " '■,' ■':! A' 200 Acres of -Firßt-class Land in the Kiwitoa Block ; 20 ' acres cleared tle ; rest light Taua Bushj Forpartioulats . apply to . 1 C. HONORE, , -.' Commission Agent, . . Victoria Avenue.