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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 5488, 5 December 1884, Page 3

Auction Sales ED< N. LIFFITON. ~ SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sale at 12 coon: EN. LIFFITON is instructed by Mi . Hutchison to sell by public auction on the premises, in Campbell Street (in con sequence of removal to new residence), on THURSDAY, 11th DECEMBER, the whole of the household Furniture usec in his present residence, comprising :— Drawing-room Suite (walnut and blue), Sitting-room Suite (walnut, and 6gured cretone), DiniDg - roon: Suite (mahogany and horsehair), Pictures, Carpets, Fenders and Fi« Irons, Window Curtaina»and Poles, Cheffoniera, Book Case, Hall Table and Stand, Mirrors, Iron Bedsteads and Cots, Tables, Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, Sewing Machine Kitchen Utensils, and general furnishing. Also, — 150 Volumes of recent and rare edition* of standard works. No Reserve. A catalogue of the Books can be seen ai the office of the Auctioneer. _ FOUND— A purse containing money. By describing aame to Sergeant Jenkins, Salvation Army Barracks, the owner may regain possession of his property. LOST— On Saturday night, from Mosstown, a strawberry colored cow. She is a very quiet animal, and carries plenty ol milk. Marked KH on the rump, Th« finder returning her to the undersigned will be rewarded. . Joan Malgraff, Mosstown. CHALLENGE. npHROUGH some ill-feeling against me X at the Oroua Downs, lam willing to shear Mr Jenkins, in long-wool aheep, for any sum from £5 to £20; but I do not call it fair shearing for another man to shear all the rough aheep out of his pen. JOSEPH MORRISON. Shipping. ___^ FOR GREYMOUTH. Jt~s& mHE s.s ST. KILDA, -*- Captain Greager, will leave for the above ■t"S-tw.xtS^**™* pnrti (weather permit* ting) FRIDAY, sth December, at 10 p.m. For* freight or Paseage, apply to KENNEDY BROS., Agents. TO SHIPPERS. *lv*. 'fTiHE s.s. ORETI, Capt. mJjLJt'TL. X Robertson, will leave MlsS_l\_» Oamaru, calling at WellingwßHKßofc ton, for here, about Wednesday t next, 10th inst., bringing cargo at lowest j rates: After arrival here will leave for Taranaki. i For freight or passage, apply to WALKER & HATRICK, 1 Agents, 1 FOR GREYMOUTH. I J^^ npHE s.s. Wallabi, .^^pEs|&dv X Captain Leys, will "^^&^^sMmm leave for the above port ]iff^~— ff*~— w^n^* (weather permitting) SATURDAY 6th December, at noon, For freight or passage apply to CAPTAIN LEYS, On Board. FOR WELLINGTON. jc=^-*&&>z^ fX'HE favourite steamer /^^M^ J- STORMBIRD, Captain Chambers, Will leave for the above port (circumstances I permitting) on MONDAY, Bth instant, at midnight. For freight or passage, apply at ! The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Offices, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. ~^>* s npHE s.s. HUIA, >^2gEifikf&3 X Captain Fraseb, *^^^yU^i»^. will sail for the above JS3a<ißiMiiiTjiiiiTM^& porb (weather permitting) on SATUBDAY, 6th December at 10.30 p.m. For Freight or Passage, apply to FREEMAN R JACKSON. Apent. TO Let— Offices and Store in Campbell Place. Apply to Dudley Eyre. TO Let— A shop at the corner of Taupo Quay and St. Hill Street. Apply to Dudley Eyre. npO Let — Several sections and cottages in X different pacts of the town. Apply to Dudley Eyre. . *j^ O R 8 A L a ! , 6000 Ewes and Wethers (mixed) 6000 Lambs (in wool) 3000 Merino Ewes > For further particulars, apply to ! JOHN DAVX & CO., Eastown. ' FOR SALE. "~~ KILLYMOON ESTATE. A QT ACRES Rich Agricultural Laud, 4:0 4 bei °g that P orfcion of the Estat . e upon which the Rangitikei Race Course is Bituated, adjoining the township of Bulls ; fenced and subdivided into five paddocks j six-roomed house, out buildings, and twenty acres of bush. This most desirable Estate is for sale at a very reasonable price. Onethird Cash ; balance may remain at 7 per cent, per annum. n For further particulars, apply to 4 JOHN STEVENS, Land and Estate Agent, Bulls, Rangitikei. 35 000 ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS LAND * FOR SALE IN MANAWATU. THE EMIGRANT AND COLONISTS AID CORPORATION. HAVE the above quantity of Land for Sale in sections v«i*7«*» u£< s2s 100 to 500 acres, in the MAni^^f r** 1 BLOCK, MANAWATU, the most *»»? district in the North Island. The land is l il the best quality, and in many cases has most valuable timber upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatu timber industry, three-fourths of the saw-mills in that county being located on the Block. The land is opened up by roads, in many cases metalled, and the railway from Foxton to Palmerston runs through the settlement. Taking into consideration the quality of the soil, its accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the land on the Mancheater Block ia by far the cheapest nowoffered to the would-be settler. The population of the Block is at present about 3500. Price 60a per acre. Three-fourths of pur- 1 chase money may remain on mortgage ot 7 j per cent., for five years, if required. Title under the Land Transfer Act. Full infor. mation supplied to intending purchasers on application to the Company's Office, Feildina Plans of Block aud any information required sent free to any address on applicaturn by letter to the Agent Emigrant and Colonists Aid Corporation, Limited, Feilding wcSTXEASE BY TENDEK, FOR SEVHN * OR TEN YEARS. QAK'ACRE Farm, known as Newland's, IJ\J<£) fronting County Road, 3 miles from Waverley, and 1 mile to racecourse railway platform. All been ploughed ;»t present in grass and rape: Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Endorsed tenders will be received up till Monday, BbL day of December. Tenderers can see Lease, &0.,-at the Office of Mr Cook, Solicitor, W " D6M "' iiOT JAMES KIOHOLSON, Whenuakura, '