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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 36, 17 March 1883, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. TUESDAY, 2Uth MAItOH. AT THE SALE YARDS, BULLS CATTLE, SHEEP, & HORSES. OTEVENS & pORTOTs will sell by Public Auctiou as above - -30 2£ year steers 40 mixed yoarlings ' 25 store cows 20 yearling heifers 1,000 wether lambs 1,000 ewe lambs 800 store ewes 350 store ewes 200 store wethers. 200 fat sheep 20 cows and calves 20 %\ year-old steers 20 two year-old heifers 150 fat wethers 250 forward wethers 18 Lincoln rams bred by F. B. Larkwortby, Esq. 10 Romney Marsh rams bred by Ma]or Willis. 100 half bred Homney Marsh lambs 34 head mixed cattle 43 head weaners Sale at 1 o'closV. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers. NOTICETO FARMERS, GRAZIERS AND OTHERS. GRASS SEED AND FENCING WIRE. STEVENS AND r\ ORTON have vX now on sale m excellent order, about 6000 bushels' splendidly dressed Perennial Rye-grass (from old pastures. ) Also the following, Italian ftye-grass (imported Seed) Alsyke, Ist quality » •EnffJish Red Clover Ist quality Dutch White Clover " English Cow-grass " Cocksfoot Timothy Also now on hand, 20 tons Fencing Wire, Nos. 6, ,7, and 8, and 4 barb Galvanised. N. B.— Tho grass seeds and Clovers are of the finest quality obtainable, and those who intend to sow down this season will do well to inspect our samples at the firm's office, Rangitikei- street. Prices and terms on application. STEVEISS & GORTON; R. LEfGH, Manager, Palmerston North. NOTICE. PI ATTLE found trespassing m the \j Standard paddocks will be impounded, and damages charged for dci* truction offences. EXTIi AORDI S ARY JS OTICE. Re-opening 1 of rnHE AUCKLAND CLOTHING JL 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 Men 0, boys', and youths clothiDg Shirts, braces, bolts &c. These goods having been purchasad under extraordinary circumstances, they will be bffered 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. To give a slight idea of the prices, we will quote a few figures : — 5 cases ladies' pretty dress materials, 4id, 5£d f and 6£d 3 cases boys', youth', and mens' straw hats, 4d, 6d, 9 J, and Is. Gent's helmils, 4s 6d A sglendid opportunity for storekeepers sorting up their Stocks. For the Auckland Clothing and Drapery Company (Limited), C. H. LEARY, Manager. WAR IN THE BOOT TRADE. W. R. DIMOND'S SPLENDID STOCk OF BOOTS & SHOES. nOLViLLE AND TTNOX, m \j again returning J\. thanks to their friends and the public generally, would beg to announce that they have PURCHASED the whole of Mr W. R. Dimbnd's valuable sto. k-in«trade, at a large per centage discount off cost price. We need not remind the public of the SUPERIOR QUALITY of Mr Dimond's slock, as that gentleman has beeu long and favorably known m the District for keeping firat<*class Goods. As we intend to SELL the whole Stock at COST PRICE, the terms will be Strictly CASH, Sale commenced on Saturday last. Heads of families will do well to call early, as we do not expect these goods to remain Ion? on hand. Remember the address — Colville and KnoX, Boot Manufacturers, The Square, Palmerston North. Note. — Parties purchasing to the extent of £2 and upwards, will bt allowed 5 per cent, discount.