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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 January 1903, Page 3

For continuation of news see first and fourth page, MONDAY, 19th JANUARY, 1009, At 12 30 p mPRE3TON YARDS, GREYMOU“H. Gr. 43 170 60 30 W. MOSS AND CO., will sell by yublic auction as above— FAT CATTLE Prime bullocks. PRIME CROSSBREDS For Mr. John M‘Gregor. PAT SHEEP For Mrs. Donald. F A,T LAMBS For Mr. John Kennedy.

IMPORTANT SALE OF STORE CATTLE. TUESDAY, 20th JAN., 1903, At 1 p m. Mare sprot and co, favored with instructions from Mr James Fitzgerald, will sell by public auction at their yards, Preston Road, Greymouth;— om THREE and FOUR YEAR /4UU STEERS “I S~\f\ YEARLINGS and 18 months JLU U old STEE RS, and HEIFERS MARK SPROT & GO., Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY AUCTION NOTICE At the Rooms, Mackay Street, Greymouth, At an early date. FREEHOLD SECTIONS COBDEN. COBDEN. COBDEN. Mark sprot and co,, favored with, instructions from the Receiver of the New Zealand Midland Railway Company, will sell by public j auction AK QUARTER-ACRE Freehold Building Sites, Cobden Township; AND W FREEHOLD SECTIONS, Cobden Township, each containing 32 perches. Full particulars of these sections may be had from the auctioneers, who particularly draw the attention of those in want of sections to these desirable sites, Cobden is rapidly gaining ground as a place of residence, specially sheltered as it is from gorge winds ; and, in view of the expected development of the State coal mine and the continued prosperity of the whole of the Greymouth District, these fineJmilding sites should command ready sale.

MUSIC. H|IS9 LIZZIE HOLDER, teacher of -L?JL the Pianoforte, will resume teaching on Monday, 26th. Addbess ; Alexander Street,