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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 130, 12 November 1884, Page 3

G. M. -BNELBON FRIDAY, 14th NOVEMBER. IYUJGiUIML. SALE AT KARERE SALE YARDS, Directly Opposite Railway Station. G. M. S~"ELSON Will sell by auction on Friday, Nov. 14th, at 1 p.m. (Train leaves Palmerston at 12.30 noon, returning at 5.15 p.m.) — 10 head beef 40 3-year-old forward steers 16 2£ and 3-y ear-old steers - 10 dairy cows and calves 5 springing cows 8 milch cows 20 young dairy cows ] 4 fat cows | |, f, 8 2-year-old heifers { 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. Iggl 0 Wanted — Store Wethers. LIST OF PROPERTIES For Sale ' JBY THE UNDERSIGNED, * 130 Acres of high, dry land, Kairanga : Block 175 Acres improved land, Fitzherbort 365 Acres land, Fitzherbert; 100 acres m gross .. ' 70 Acres of highly improved land, with dwelling House, on the ; Borough boundary 10 Acres fenced, and m Borough. Price, £&25 3 1^-Acro sections, Palmerston Borough A new 5-roomed dwelling, and £-acre of good garden land, pleasantly situated 47 Acres on Bouudary Road Ej»6t, stock and dwelling house; a well-improved section 9 Building sites m Victoria, Main, and Broad-streets 3 Building sites, 40 feet, frontage to Main street 2^-Acre paddock within the town. Price, £120 For liease. 2 Business sites, each 33 feet frontage, next to Town Hall 10 Building plots, Rangitikei-street For terms and particulars apply to G. M. JSNBLWON, Auctioneer. • OVEBST-OCKETpv YERSTOCKE I 1 YERSTOCKE -L/ 1 On looking through my Stock, / find that m many lines I am altogether too Iwavily stocked with, and m order, to bring it toithin the compass of my requirements, I ioillfrom this date offer some specially cheap lots, to which I would specially call the attention of Country Settlers and the Public generally. ** 500 yds Good Washing Prints, at 4^»l yd, never sold under 6d or 7d. Special line m »Cht l ck Ging-. hams, at 7£d, woith 10|d yd. 300 yds of Soft IJwill Beiges, 7£d, ordinary p.rice 9£d y<J, French Ecartes", lid yd. Nuns' Cloths, 1/- yd. Check Beiges, 1/- yd. Worth 4d yd more. 450 yds Slate Silesia Liniuga, 5/6 doz. White Calico, 3d. Long Lucr j Curtains, 3/11 pair. Boys' Twee.ds, 2/0, 2/9, and 3/6. Strong Linen Check Shirting, 9d yd. . Boys' TJnteaiable Tweeds, 1/3. 2/6— Boys' Blk Felt Hats for— l/11 3/6— Men's Tweed Hats for— 2/5/6— Men's Oxford Shirts for— 3/U (with Collars attached.) About 600 TJntrimined Hals, usually sold at from 1/6 to, 4/6 each, all at 1/- each. Umbrellas, largo size, 1/6, woilh 2/6 each. Black, Satteens do. 3/-, worth 5/6. Black Satin Sunshades, 4/11 to 25/. Infants' Bibs, 3£d and 4id , each. New Linen Collars, 3i«l and 5d each. / - Girls' and Boys' Sa ; .lor Hats, worth 2/-, for 1/- each. Note the Address — J. B. HAMILTON, NEW, PREMISES, 1 . THE SQUARE.