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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 127, 6 November 1884, Page 3

G. M. SNELSON ! I& T Al>GtUllAlj SAIJG AT KARHRE SALE YARDS, , Directly Opposite Railway Station. G.M. S~ NELSON Will sell by auction on Wednesday, I Nov. 12th, at 1 p.m. (Train leaves Palmerston at 15.30 noon, returning at 5.15 p.m.)— ; 10 head beef 40 3-year-old forward steers 16 2£ and 3-year-old steers 10 dairy cows and calves 5 springing cows 8 milch cows ' 20 young. dairy cows 1 „ 4 fat cows • I h h 8 2-year-old heifers i and 6 yearling heifers' f bred 2 „ bulls Here. 1 imported bull J fords. 12 calves ; 1 pure-bred imported bull " Major."" Pedigree at sale 1 3-year-old draught gelding 1 heavy draught horse 1 2-year-old Glengarry colt 1 strong trap mare 3 good hacks 1 new Excelsior single-furrow • ' plough . : ;N.B. — -The cattle are well-framed, quiet, and m good condition. gig 0 Wanted — Store Wethers. LIST OF PROPERTIES For Sale BY THE UNDERSIGNED. 130 Acres of high, dry limd, Kairanga ;' Block 175 Acres improved land, Fitzher- • bert .-,•'■■ 365 Acres land, Fitzherbert, 100 acres m grass ; 70 Acres of highly improved land; : with dwelling house, on the Borotigh boundary 10 Acres fenced, and m Borough. Price, £325 . 3 I^-Aore sections, Palmerston Borough . . : A new 5-roomed dwelling, and of good garden land, pleasantly situated 47 Aorbs on Boundary Road East, : stock and dwelling house ; a well-improved section 9 Building sites m Victoria, Main, and Broad-streets 3 Building sites, 40 feet frontage to Alain-street 2£-Aere paddock within the town^ Price, £120 For liease. 2 Business sites, each 33 feet . frontage, next tb' Town liall '10 Building. plots, .Uangitikei-rStrect For terms and particulars apply to G. M. SNtiLiSUN, .■>'>'!. . A ; Auctioneer. •■: • OVERSTOCKE~i~\ verstocke 1 ■•■• yerstockeJ-^ On looking through my Stock,, I find tliat m many lines I am altogether too heavily stocked with, and m order to bring it within the compass of my requirements , I will from this date offer some specially cheap lotsj to which I tvould specially call the attention of Country Settlers and the Public generally. 500 yds Good Washing Prints, at 4*d yd, never sold und< a r. Gd or 7d. Special line m Check Ginghams, at 7£d, woith 10£ d yd. 300 yds of Soft Twill Beiges, 7£d, ordinary price 9£d yd. French EciU'te.^ lid jd. Nuns' Cloths, " 1/r yd. Check Beiges, 1/- yd. Worth 4d yd more. 450 yds Slate Silesia Linings, 5/6 doz. Whjtc Calicr., 3d. Long Lace * Cuvlaihs, 3/11" pair. Boys' Tweeds, 2/6, 2/9, and 3/6. Strong Linen Check Shirting, 9d yd. Boys' TJntearablo T weeds, 1/3. \ /[ [ 2/6— Boys' Blk-Pelt ILiW For— l/11 3/6— Men's Tweed Hats for— 2/5/6— Men's Oxford Shirts lor— 3/11 (with Collars attached;) About 600 Untrinitned Hals", usually sold at from 1/6 to 4/6 each, all at 1/- each. Umbrellas, large size, 1/6, woilh 2/6 each. Black Salteens do. 3/- 3 worth 5/6. Black Sit tin Sunshades, 4/11 to 25/. Infants' Bibs, 3|d and 4^l each. New Linen. Collars, 3Ad and 5d each. i ■ - ■ • ' • ■ . " -t. Girls' and ! Boys* Sailor ! Hats,' worth 2/-, for 1/- each. Note ihu Address— J. B. HAMILTON, NEW PREMISES, THE SQUARE.