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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7250, 27 October 1890, Page 3

Auction Sale?. albert babns. oampbelltownTale yards. WEDNESDAY, 29ia OCT., 1890. At 1 p.m. ALBERT BARNF"wiU sell by publio auction, as above,— 12 fat Cows and Heifers 20 good empty Cowb 33 head mixed Cattle 250 Hoggets 130 Ewes and Lambs, good percentage Lambs 150 ewe Hoggets 100 Hoggets 80 fat Ewes Pigs, &c. Also,— 1 well-bred 3-year-old Bull ALBERT BARNS, Auctioneer. ~ WILLIAM COWERN. GENUINE CLEARING SALE. Sale at 12.30 sharp. WILLIAM COWERN will sell by auction, at Patea, on WEDNESDAY, October 29th, under instructions from Messrs Derrett and Blulce, who are dissolving partnership, — 10 splendid Draught Horses 3 splendid saddle Hacks 2 brood Mares 15 unbroken Hacks and Light Harness 10 mixed Cattle 8 woiking Bullocks 1 Bullock Dray and Frame 2 farm Drays (1 tip) 2 double-furrow Ploughs 1 setS-leaf Harrows 1 Reaper and Binder, Deering 1 Reaper and Mower, Samuelson 1 Hay Rako 2 sets Blocks and Chains Large quantity Harness Large quantity of Bullock Gear 1 Steam Engine, 8 h p., Marshall and Co. 1 Combine, 4ft 6in drum, Ruston and Proctor 1 Elevator, 24ft lift (Hayes patent) 1 Combine, sft drum, Robinson & Co. 1 Elevator Belting and Tools 1 large Chaffcutter 1 Large Corncrusher 1 Circular Saw and Bench 2 Weighing Machinps 1 Store Truck 1 Iron Safe, f.p. 300 sacks Oats 150 sacks Barley 200 sacks ChafE 250 empty Bags Section No. 5, Block 46, Patea, together with large two-story Grain Warehouse.concrefce floor, Cottage, Loose Boxes, and Sheds. Section No. 10, Block 4, Wairoa, Momohaki, 223 a3r 18p. About 100 acres in grass, balance now being felled, and about one mile of fencing erected. Forty acres could be ploughed at trifling cost. NOTE.— Tho above sale is n rare chance for buyers, all the Stook and Implements are the best of their kind, and must be cleared. Special Note to Settlers. — Other stock will be received to bo sold afterwards. Entries Solicited. W. CO WE UN, Auctioneer. Shipping. FOR GREYMOUIH. v^g> rpHE 8. s. MANAWATU, Jj/jiLSk X Captain Ryan, will sail the above port (weather and circumstances permitting) SATURDAY, Ist NOV., at 7 p.m. For freight or passage, apply to RENDELL, WATSON &, CO., Agents. NELSON DIRECT. ,_ rpHE 8-8. MURRAY, y<s{^^Jr~ ■?- Captain Vickerman, -'>^b»K^ wiH leuve f or tho above ports ~^?^£tfm" (weather and circumstances rtSfcsfilsb permitting) EIGHT O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT. For freight or passage apply to SCLANDERS & CO., Agents, Taupo Quay. WELLINGTON STEAM PACKET COMPANf. FOR WELLINGTON. -<fe-<s> "t^HB following -*- Steamer will ' eaTe M un( J er (weather •■■rfeawfraflff'railfc'Bnd circumstances permitting) ;—; — WEDNESDAY, 20ra OCT., at 10 p.m. 8.8. BTORMBIRD, Capt. Chambers For freight or passage apply to Tho New Zouland Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy. Limited, Agonts, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. T3ANJO. TTANJO. T>ANJO. L&dies and Gentlemen wishing for instructions on the above popular instrument. Ernest Mansfield is prepared to take pupils, and guarantees to teach them how to accompany themselves in singing during the first quarter. No Previous Knowledge Required. Visits made to Country Pupils. For terms address EBNfi^T MANSFIELD, COLLIBB AND CO., MUBIO WABEHOUSB, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. "CIMPiRE FpEA S COMPANY'S MIKADO BRAND, 2s. J. H. DALTON, 5 f - GIVES AN I EXTRA PAIR OF GROUSERS fl7OA)f the Same MaWfaul All on^ie^Ssmißes, an "FTMPIRE HPEA /^OMPANS'S Elephant. Brand, ' 2s Bd. IMP O R T A N T "VT O TIOE Walter Edwards, SHOEING SMITH, Thanks the Town and Country Settlers for their past support, and he hopes , to continue the so mo. His prices for tho future \rill b« 4s, fls, and 6s Cash. WALTEE~EDWA.EDS, Shoeing Suite, Maria Place.