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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 26 November 1889, Page 3

■ W. J. IAWREICI PAINTER, GLAZIER. GRAINER* . PAPER HANGER, SIGN WBITEI k HOUSE DECOfiATOft. . Estimate s given, and all orders promptly attended to. > Orders left at Startup's bootshop i will be promptly attended to. COAL COAL _ COAL THE GREY VALLEY COAL COMPANY (Limited), GEETMOUTH, LJTAVE the thiid shipment of their celebrated Greymouth Coal to arrive on the 4th instant per s.s. Keunedy. Regular Shipments constantly to arrive. For fall particulars apply to the Agents READY MONEY STORE, FOXTON. FIRST .GB'KD SALE OF 52 BICH SMALL FARMS IN 'JHE CELEBRATED OROUA DOWNS ESTATE, MaNA- , WATU. ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE. QTE Y E N S & GORTON 0 have heen favoured with instructious from the Honourahle Robeit Campbell to spII by public auction at Paimerston North on 6th February next — 6400 Acres of exceptionally g od land, which has been surveyed into 52 farmt), varying in size from 51 to 258 acres, portion be>ng at the Kopaui, portion fronting the thriving sett.ement of Campbelltown. \ Terms -Most libe«al, via , 10 per cent cash on the fall of the hammer ; 15 per cent by ■ Promissory* Note at 8 mouths ; 10 per oe..t f r miesory Note at 12 months, with interest nt rate of 5 per cenfc per annum wddecl to each. Bilance by mortgage for fom* years froJa date of sa c bearing interest at rate of 5 per cent, per annum, payable ha f- yearly. Pnr chasers, however, desiring to pay al in cash can do so. Title under the Land Transfer Act. | 'I he v« ry high state of cultivation into which every ace of this excellent land has been brought at an enormous cost, and the above ex ceedingly liber .1 terms give the pub lie the eh nee of securing the very best highly improved farms that have ever yec been ofle ed to them. Lithogmphic Plans will shortly be 1 sue i. and further details will appear in future advertisement. For further particulars apply to JOHN MoLEVNAN, Fsq., , Oroua Oowns J, HERBERT HANKiNS, Policiror, Palmers! on North STBVKNS &, G- »RTON Auctioneers. Bulls, Paimerston N., and Feilding IN THE EXCHANGE HALL, Lamjtton-o. uay, Wrli ington. Ox a Date in DECEMBER to be Hfreafter Fixkd. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD SECTIONS IN AND NEAR FOXTON, MANAWATU, Commonly known as COOK'S ESTATE Including THE FOXTON FAMILY HOTEL AND OTHER BUILDINGS. And the FARMS known as WIROKINO and PAIAKA. 'I! TTENNEDY TLJACDONALD AND CO Will offer for sale ' y public auction, m the above ('ate, in 1 its to suit puiih sers, under ins'rrc ions from Mr C. A. tt. G..0 ge Hcks n, as vendor — THE ABOVE VALUABLE PKOPERTIES. Plans of the properties can be seen, and parthu'ars obtained, on ap lica. tion to the Auctioneers, or to Mr V U. Cook, at Foxton. TXfANTED—Tue Ladies of Fox- ** ton nnd surrounding rl*fitrict to know that M* SS McGU !RE haa cr>mmeiiced ( :Bu«ineßß 08 Dkebs and Ma/web Makkh, and Mi&cutfcx, Rqoki »WYt-tt* Fu&wm'i •hop.