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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 79, 26 February 1883, Page 3

T. K. MACDONALD & CO. IN THMKXOfIUNG ISLAND AND MERCANTILE AUCTION ROOMS, Panama- street, Wellington. TO-MORROW, ON TUESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock p.m. Unreserved Sale of the Properties of J. and D. Sinclair. T KENNEDY MACDONALD • & CO. are favored with instructions from the Trustees m the Estate of J. and D. Sinclair to sell by Public Auction, as above, absolutely without reserve, the following properties : — Those SIX ALLOTMENTS m the township of FITZHERBERT, being the allotments numbered respectively 48 and 49 on the plan of the Subdivia sion of Suburban Section No. 80, and allotments numbered respectively 163, 164, 165, and 166 on the plan ot the subdivision of Suburban Sections Kos. 82 and 83. For conditions of Bale and further particulars, apply to Messes BUCKLEY, STAFFORD, AND FITZHERBERT, Solicitors, Lambton-quay, Or to the Auctioneers.

Business Noticas. CHINA ■, GLASS AND~EAHTHENWARE. : Arthur" lewis, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, BEGS to draw attention to the fact that he has opened up a large Stcck of the above lines. The only house m Wanganui that confines its business to the China, Glass, and Earthenware Trade, besides keeping every line under the above heading. A. E. L. Has m stock anbeautiful selection of Parian Statuary, Vases, Nic-nacks, E. P. Ware <fee, &c. Glass balls for glass ball shooting iv stock. |Orders by letter attended to with despatch. Note the address — Next door to Bank of JNew Zealand, Victoria Avenue. WANGANDI. GRASS SEED, CLOVEKS, <fee. JAMES LAIRD, begs respectfully to inform ths country settlers that he has now received his first shipment of 600 bushels of Poverty Bay Rye Grass, heavy c'ean eeed, from old pastures. Also, 100 sacks Cocksfoot and Ita'ian J&ye Grass, hand reaped. Timothy (colonial grown) and Clovers of all kinds, also Rape and Mustard. Devonshire, Greystone, White Stubble, Purple Top, Mammoth, and other Turnips now to band, m fine condition. Samples, and Price Lists free by post on application. N.B.— Garden, and Flower Seeds, great variety, J&.MES LAIRD, Wholesale and Retail Nurseryman and Seedsman, Taupo-Qoav, Wanganui. npO THE BOOT & SHOE TRADE; \ THREE SHIPMENTS Direct to .Wanganui of the finest Ladies' Woak ever imported to New Zealand and made to my order, Pattern and Design by the best makers-up m England, France, and Germany. I invite the special attention of the I . trade to these grand goods. Sole Leather, Kip Calf, and all Requisites and Eurnisbiogs required by tne practical tradesman always m Stock. My knowledge of the trade and its requirements is (thorough) gained through an experience of nearly half a century; To the General Public I offer inducements not held out by any House m the Colony. Country Settlers buying large parcels will be liberally dealt with' ALNSWORTH'S CORNER BOOT SHOP, WANGANDI, Everybody Knows It.

TO CJISTRAOTOKS. •pENDERS will be received by the X Secretary of the Education Board, Wanganui, until SATURDAY, the 3rd day of March, for the erection of Teacher's Cottage at Makino Road, also for the erection of additions to School-house, Jackey town. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. PJanß and specifications may be seen at the office cf this paper. j • • J, R. WRIGHT; Architect to the Board. PALMERSTON NORTH RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. /TIHE above Corps will Parade on 1 THIS EVENING, t h s 26th at 7. p.m. sharp. Business of importance. G. MARSH, Capt. Commanding. NOTICE TO GRAZIERS. TfTANTED, Grazing for about 30 head ot" cattle (cows), for the next f[ Y e or six months. Apply to GEO. J. BRUCE,