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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5207, 6 November 1883, Page 3

Auction Sales FREEMAN R. JACKSON. FR. JACKSON'S STOCK SALES |FOR NOVEMBER. l Manaia „ Saturday, Nov. 10 St Hill-street ... Wednesday, Nov. 14 Waverley Friday, Nov. 16 Hawera Friday, Nov. 23 St Hill-street ... Wednesday, Nov. 28 ■ Kakaramea Friday, Nov. 30 FREEMAN^R. JACKSON. Auctioneer. ALBERT BARNS. 1 TO CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. 100,000 feet first-class Building Timber. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ALBERT BARNS will sell by auction early in December, A large consignment of TIMBER of all kinds in lots to suit all purchasers. Full pirticulars in future advertisement. BARNS & HIGGIE, FORTNIGHTLY STOCK SALE AT THE CAMPBELLTOWN YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 7th NOVEMBER. At 12.30 o'clock BARNS & HIGGIE will sell by publio auction as above — 20 head beef 40 3-year-old steers, well grown 30 good heifers 40 mixed cattle 100 yearlings, mixed sexes 100 fat sheep Horses, pigs, &c. BARNS & HIGGIE, Auctioneers. STOCK SALE AT TURAKINA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Bth. At 1 o'clock. BARNS & HIGGIE will sell, at the Ben Nevis Yards, as above, — 70 good breeding cows, well forward in calf 30 first-class cows, calves at foot by good bulls 25 well-bred quiet 2-year-old steers 20 yearling steers 100 good fat wethers 200 good wethers, shorn Horses, &c. BARNS AND HIGGIE, Auctioneers. EDWARD N. LIFFITON. AT THE RUTLAND CHAMBERS, ON SATURDAY, THE 10th NOVEMBER. Sale at 12 noon. EDWARD N. LI?FITON has received instructions from the Trustees of the late Thomas Scrivener to sell by public auction, at his Sale Rooms, on the above date — lA. LQ UARTER • ACRE SECTIONS, Fronting the Avenue, Dublin, Liverpool, and Wicksteed Streets, being the balance unsold at the last sale. Note, — These seotions will be offered at such prices as cannot 'fail to secure purchasers—the object of the trustees being to realise and close the Kstufce in terms of the order of the Supreme Court. Terms — 25 per cent., Cash ; balance within two months. EDWARD N. LIFFITON, Auctioneer. STEVENS & GORTON. THURSDAY, 15th NOVEMBER. AT THE SALE~ YARDS, BULLS. QTEVENS & GORTON have been O favoured with instructions from Donald Fraser, Esq., and J. T. Dalrymple, Esq., to sell by public auction as above — 100 3-year-old store bullocks, in forward condition 100 well bred cows and heifers 50 head prime beef 40 well bred cows and heifers The pure-bred shorthorn Bull LORD BRILLIANT the 2nd. (For pedigree see Coats' Herd Book.) 2 2-year-old Bulls, by the 22nd Duke of Derrimut, from pure cows 3 pure-bred yearling Bulls, by the 22nd Duke of Derrimut, from pure cows 1 pure-bred yearling Devon Bull, bred by John Grigg, Esq., Canterbury 550 prime fat wethers, shorn 500 do do do heavy weights, shorn The Thoroughbred mare LAUREL, ran second for M.Jbt. J.C. St Leger, 1883, and is still a maiden 2 draught colts 4 hacks The vendors will not consent to any stock being offered other than that advertised, this being their Special Annual Sale. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers, Bulls and Palmerston North. BOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! F. J.lfONE3' GREAT BOOT SALE C< TILL continues with unbounded success. JO Householders requiring real genuine Goods should pay Jones' Boot Shop a visit and select Boots and Shoes at lower prices than ever attempted in Wanganui, Ladies' prunella 4s 6d, worth 8s 6d Ladies' kid, very best, 7s 6d, worth 16s Ladies' glove kid, very best, Bs, worth 18s Ladies' shoes, very cheap Men's shooters 10s 9d, worth 18s 6d Men's bluchers 4a lid, worth 9s 6d Men's dress boots 10s 6d, worth 22s 6d Men's boots in great variety ■ Children's kid boots, cheap Children's copper-toed, 7 to 9, only 3s lid Children's copper-toed, 10 to 13, only 4s lid Children's elastic leather boots, 10 to 13, 3s 6d Ladies slippers, from Is 6d Children's and Infants boots from 6d pair Remember— No old Goods, all New and Fresh, and the latest Fashion at JONES' EXHIBITION, Ridgway Street. MACINTOSH'S GRAND ART UNION OF OIL PAINTINGS, &c. ALL PRIZES AND NO BLANKS. BY special permission from the Colonial Secretary, and at the request of a number of friends, the undersigned has decided to dispose of his OIL PAINTINGS by way of Art Uunion. They are sixteen in number, and represent Landscape, Marine, Portrait, and Statuary, which have been photographed by Mr Kirkwood ; are seven inches by nine, and mounted on large Cardboard. Every holder of a ticket will either secure one of the original Paintings or a Photograph thereof. 100 Tickets at Fifteen Shillings Each. Date and place of Drawing will be duly advertised. JAMES MACINTOSH, Marton.