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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 72, 1 March 1883, Page 3

"STEVENS ft GORTON, TO-MOftftOriT, FRIDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1883. AT SPRING GROVE, SANDON. ST BY ENSft pOBT'ON VI have received instructions from Mr Andrew Taylor, who has disposed of his farm, to sel by Public Auction the following Stock, Grain, Farm Implements, Household Furniture, &c, &c. — 250 ewes * 50 wedders 150 lambs 100 tat sheep 3 brood mares (draught) 2 2-year heavy draught horses (unbroken) 250 bushels first-class oats 750 bushels good wheat i Farm implements consisting of— 1 Reid & Gray's back delivery Reaping Machine 1 double plough 1 single plough Cart, harness, &c. Household Furniture, &c Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers. Bulls and Palmeraton North. NOTJCE. *~ TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS AND OTHERS. GRASS SEED AND FENCING WIRE. STEVENS AND f*\ ORTON have \JC now on sale m excellent order, about 6000 bushels splendidly dressed Perennial Eye-grass (from old pastures. ) Also the following, Italian Rye-grass (imported Seed) Alsyke, Ist quality EnsHsh Red Clover Ist quality Dutch White Clover " English Cow-grass " Cocksfoot Timothy Also now on hand, 20 tons Fencing Wire, flos. 6, 7, and 8, and^ 4 barb Galvanised. N. B.— Tho grasß-seeds and Clovers are of the finest quality obtainable, and those who intend to sow down this Beason will do well to inspect our samples at the firm's office, Rangitikei- street. Prices and terms on application. * STE VEINS & GORTON; R. LEIGH, Manager," Palmerston North. PROSPECT LIVERY & BAIT STABLES. T. JORDAN, Proprietor. BEGS to thank his numerous friends, and; the, Public for the liberal patronage accorded to him since openn ing the above S'.ables, and begs to assure them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to always make the PR BPECT the most comfortable Stables en the Coast. He has now purchased a first-class Brake, and having secured the services ot the BEST MAN on the Coast, m the person of Mr T. Maher, so well" known as being as competent a driver as ever travelled the road, he is prepared to break m horses to saddle, single or double harness, tandem, unjcorn, or four-in-hand, at prices more reasonable than ever heard of before m Palmerston Ijforth. Horses bought sold, or exchanged. i One Trial Solicited. Please note the Address — Rangitikeistreefc, Opposite Dawick's Keetauraht. EXTRAORDIN AKY NOTICE. : Re-opening 1 of THE AUCKLAND CLOTHING AND DRAPERY COMPANY. ( Limited) For a few weeks, m the premises next Mrs Walker's, and opposite Chavannes' Hotel, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Arrival of Forty Seven Cases and Bales ] of Drapery and Clothing, Comprising — Ladies' dress goods, m immense variety and every conceivable texture Sheetings, rugs, hosiery Table damask quilts. Towels and towelling 1 Men's, boys', and youths' clothing Shirts, braces, belts &c. These goods having been purchased under extraordinary circumstances, they will be offered ,to the public of Wanganui at a Tremendous Sacrifice. An early inspection is respectfully invited, as' we hope to clear the lot m a few weeks. I To give a slight idea of the prices, we ; will quote a few figures :— i 5 cases ladieß' preity dress materials, 4±d, s£d, and 6£d 1 3casestboysV youth', and mens' straw hats, 4d, 6d, 9 d, and Is. ! Gent's helmets, 4s 6d i A sglendid opportunity for storekeepers ! sorting up their Stocks. l For the 'Auckland Clothing and Drapery Company (Limited), C. H. LEARY, Manager.