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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3642, 15 March 1883, Page 3

Sales by ISoadley, JLyon & Co. WOODVILLE EXTENSION. IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWNSHIP SECTIONS, CRITERION HOTEL, NAPIER. MONDAY, 2(>tii MARCH, 1883. At 2 p.m. lIOADLEY, LYON, & CO. Have been favored with instructions from F. Townshend, Esq., to offer by public auction that valuable suburban section No. 36, WOODVILLE, containing 9a. le. 12p. cleared, surveyed, and laid off 3Q BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. /C The Railway Junctions Stations are likely to bo erected upon this Block, which will beyond question make these allotments the most centrally situated in the Towhslup, which is rapidly becoming a most important Farming and Commercial Centre, as a proof of Avhich we may state that two banks have already secured sites with the intention of shortly opening business. Quarteracre sections have recently changed hands as high as £000 per section, showing , the very hig-h opinion entertained of the future prosperity of this inland Town. Owing to the rapidly increasing population and the daily inquiries for town sections the vendor has been induced to place this property in the market offering a most exceptional opportunity to both boua fide settlers or investors. We have also been favored with instructions from Charles H. Weber, Esq., to offer, at same time, Suburban Section No. 37, Woodville, likewise cleared, surveyed, and laid off into— 09 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. O/V Roads have been surveyed, cutting through both properties, making the extension both complete and convenient. Plans are being prepared and will be issued shortly. Terms will be liberal. Instructed also to offer same day— i) QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS No. & 93 (corner allotment) and 100, being part of Rural Section No. 74, Woodville. Also— 3 SECTIONS—No. So containing Ir. 10 p., No. 80 containing M perches, "and No. 87contaiuing36 perches ; the latter is a corner allotment, all being part of Rural Section No. 9, Woodville. The above allotments are all well situated and front Vogel-street, the main thoroughfare. And 2 QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS, Nos. 31 and 32, being part of Rural Section No. 7. All the above offer a sound and improving investment. Terms easy. Meantime the Auctioneers can confidently recommend intending purchasers to give this sale their best consideration. HOADLEY, LYON & CO., Auctioneers. LAND SALE. MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1833, at 2.30 p.m. AT AUCTION. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. "GLENLYON." HOADLEY, LYON, & CO. Have received instruction to offer by public auction on the above date, at the Hawke's Bay Wool Stores, Napier, f] ve GLENLYON ESTATE, situate in the Kereru District, and bounded by the Marackakaho, Olrig, and Gwavas Estates. This valuable Freehold contains— UfypVl Acres of Capital Grazing Conn- / c 2 try, partly sown with English Grasses, is well watered, fenced, and subdivided. Good Wool-shed, whare, and slab-shed, with about— 1200 Cross-bred Sheep, to be taken at a valuation. Th c greater portion of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. Further particulars on application to— HOADLEY, LYON, & CO., Auctioneers. Sales by fiSannei* & Uddße. JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS' PIANOS. WE have received several of the above celebrated instruments direct from London which will be on sale and view at our rooms, and will bo offered at lowest rates. BANNER & LIDDLE. BANNER x LIDDLE'B WOOL SALE S. rpHE NEXT SALE OF THIS SERIES JL will be held when a large quantity of WOOL Avill be offered, full particulars of which will be duly advertised. Further entries are requested to be made as early as possible. BANNER and LIDDLE. Woolbrokers. NOTICE TO SHEEPFARMERS, FELLMONGERS, &c. BANNER & LIDDLE BEG to notify to the SHEEPFARMERS, FELLMONGERS, and OTHERS, that their new large Stores at Port Ahukiiu being now completed, they are prepared to receive consignments of Hides, Skins, Tallow, and other Colonial Produce, Regular Auction Sales of which will be held there on the SECOND and FOURTH WEDNESDAY in EACH MONTH. As the Railway is directly connected with the Store all charges for cartage on #oods arriving by rail are thus saved, and we make no charge for anything except commission. Account Sales with proceeds will be remitted within seven days from date of sale. During the season, also Monthly Sales of Wool will be held. The Store is fitted up with large doubledump and all machinery required for shipping wool, and we have engaged the services of a thoroughly competent valuer and classer. If prices for wool aro not reached to the satisfaction of owners the alternative course is open of shipping direct to London, thus giving the producer the choice of two markets at a very nominal expense. Liberal Cash advances made upon all the above produce entered for sale and upon wool consigned to our care for shipment to our agents in London or New York. FOR SALE, ON HAND, AND TO ARRIVE, 1 A A BALES AVOOLPACKS, assorted JLU'IJ sizes, Twine and Needles, Flour, Sugar, Fencing Wire, Staples, Teas, Tobaccos, all descriptions of Groceries, 20 bales Comsacks, 20 tons Galvanised Iron Screws and Washers, Kerosine, Colza, Castor, and Linseed Oils, 190 kegs Wire Nails, 1500 sacks Short Oats, 500 sacks Maize, &c, &c. BANNER & LIDDLE. BANNER & LIDDLE BEG to notify that thej- have been appointed AGENTS for Messrs W. A. GILBEY, the celebrated English WINE and SPIRIT Merchants, and are prepared to receive orders for the different descriptions of LIQUOR, stocks of which arc now at hand, and particulars of which, with prices, arc stated on Messrs W. and A. Gilbey's Circular, which can be obtained from us on application. The magnitude of the Firm's operations in the United Kingdom (one twentieth part of all the foreign Wines consumed there, being supplied from their stock), affords ample proof of the quality of the liquor, which, together with the ag"e, and in the case of Spirits, the strength, is guaranteed by Messrs W. and A. Gilbey. All the liquors arc sold in cases of one dozen bottles, warranted to contain two saltans. * BANNER & LIDDLE, Sole Agents for Ha"\vJse'e Bay.