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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 76, 22 February 1883, Page 3

SATURDAY, FEB. 24th, 1883. People's Auction Mart. ii TV/f CINELSON vrill sell by *"t9T»' IVJL 10 Public-Auction -at his Rooms'; on SATURDAY, at 2 ',-B'J?«%m- ..".-■.= ■ „:■ . ! ' Grooerles,; Hardware, Croskery, Paper-banging, &c, ac ; *,■*."; *„• ••. ' ALSO- t , o^"y>l.Tricbbrd Pi«>no - j: , '^Ei), H; WALLAQI I.A THURBDAY, 22nd MARCH. A /.!■)"-*•■■.) o-.:': ■•. V: — i; :»c?6-; /,?•■;; ; /) PtiblitfSale of a portion of the Estate >; r; : ;; o f the lato r Xhoii Hodgson> > i'Tlnder^ Order of the Snpreinen Court -egHOTuant to » decree dated 22nd day of Llus oOct6ber>' 1882, f made m the sait a ;- Hodgson TiOlegg and another. ; . MR J. H. 'WALLACE, Estate jr- Ajjent, will sell by-public auo« tionj at the Athontsam pnblio room, Wei lin«{t6hi on ThursJadayft'he * '22Q* d*y of March 1 MS; at i the iollowing exceedingly *<^altiable oountiy property, forming la :opoftiOn ; r of the Estate of the? late Thomas Hodgaon, ris., - v . t DISTRICT. Fitahorbertr-105 acres '*$&.. riter ; vand road: frontage. Ihe 1 " Wellington and Manawatu railway - will* go through one corner of this „.? i ». yaluable timbered &eetion. ; Plans of the .• property tob'ese^dt K tfie office of Mr J. H. Wallace, HanWellington,-. ;.\,. --' • :.;'• of Sale— A deposit.-of M P^ cent cash, balance on cbmple^on- of. the pnrehase. „., , -.Fok further particQlarß and piinted X conditions of sale, apply to tht Attorney for Hodgson's Ebt*te, | „,'/ I$R^J. H, WALLACEj i i.^ ... Bi un ter-street, Wellington. Or to * w ----- l MESSB^ , .Off APMAN ,& fITZf G^BRAijDV Solicitors; Wellington. SALE.^feei^R.&lJAy, 221iJ MAROHi, !

4 ...j^ Late- Aaveruaemerua, .— ; MANAWATUf tfoJOfITY OOUNi fnBNDBRff s ''** ■■-•■ KwS^f invited fofr 1 Jeasinfcthe: FQX-rOft FJBRBY, from lsi April 1883, to 31st March OJLBB4. — ;•■ .:<'■ r. ■ •".' --..i. ',' ! Specifications may be Been at the Count/ Q&ce, Foxton. _ ..,...,..,..-■ 'i X rfl i?lfadew'io r bV *en(i m not' later than 12 o'clock noon, of March, 6tb,,1883; °^a : ffiS#d«« lender Foxton Ferry;" as 'r/!ljiSiilgfießt '.or any tender not »e;ceß--tl fi^Lr Accepted. ■'"'.' \ fi»r-» 1 * Bj Order, > .i; * JOHN MoCULLOOHi „,', Clerk" to .Council. \ County ' Office Feb.' T3, TBB3, j -- EXTBAOBDIiViItY^ Mi'IIUE. ; .^"lA'-^.Be-openinj of ; -fUHE: At)GKLA.Np CLOTHINGX A»OiiD9,A?ISKY COM- i ai^-i'i. c- -pany.' ';■ '■■ :wi - ■"'' ! . - (tiIMITBD) I Por,a few weeks, m the prejni^cs next ; ••Mra^ftffie/B/'and'oppositeCKa- ! rannti' Hotel, Viotpria Aranv^ Atmal of Forty Sefen Qages and Bales •Compiiiing^— ; Ladies' dress" good*, m immense jttJisJo'J Yaiiety and" everjr con6eivsßle f h/i:r:! : 'text«ra'- ;:■-■/ ' :! ' /v i. —"Sheetings, rugs, hosiery ■■-■■■■ \ Table v dama^qnilt8 f ' . JnuTpweWand towelling .■■)'■ - ■ j . i Men's, boys', and youths' clothing ; t *hirbl. braoes, bolts *6. r: - 0 , f^hese goods viawng been . purcnased f jipideDejitrjaordinwy'Oire^mßjtances, they, V 1»ill be' offered .to'thevpubljc of Wangaj nni at a Tr&menddas Sacrifice. ; .OiiJ iO" h 0 r\ .r-i ■: " ; I- . ■'y ',• j An eatiy.; vlnspection ris respectfojly, iiiTitad, as "wo-hope to clear the | ,oi weeks* : al- , j To «i^eia;B%ht ; idea'of-the .prices, we . will quotes a Jew figures : — j -sbsi cafl^Siladjfes' pretty ; dress-material s, j 8 cases boys', youth', and mens? straw hats, 4d,6d, 9d, and Is. Gent's helmets, 4a 6d t^A^gle^did^porturiitj for itorekeopera /ioii : ijjortirig upstheirStockSi f ;; j Li- -For- -the - Aucklami Clothing ' and Drapery Company (Limited)f ' ■• 4 " i G. H. LEARY, j . v i j. XV > i •- Manager;. ,-T. JORDAN, -».' - ..I" -PaoPRMTORi. TV^P^, |o thank his, numerous friends!, Jj and the ' Pubjic for the liberal patronage, accorded to him since open|> ing the abote Stable*, and begs to ; th6m that nothing ' ehall ,' be oj ifaiifing fl otf " his : pait: to* always make the PR =«PECT the most cdrnfortaole ftifitabres 1 cn Y theiGoaßt. : « l| He has now purchased a first^clasß Brake, and haying * secured the ser^rioes °''St Se^Eß^ 1 MAN on ;tbe Coast, m the person of Mr T; Maher, so welljknown as being" as competent a drirer as eyer travelled thd* /badj^fie is j>rej» pared to. break, itt horses to saddle, « !; iim^le t J b'r abuble * harness^ tSndem,', unicoftf, hand,' at prices more reasonable than ever heard jpf. before m a Palmerston. North, . • ; w- •..-- -.'.; ; * Horses bought sold jor exchanged. %dV^a»l»9y. 9m f Tnal Sohcite^h^i/r Please note the- Addresß— RangitikeiBtreet, Opposite Dawick's Eeitaurant.i