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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1720, 29 May 1886, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. F. K. JACKSON *t;O. STOCK SALES FOll MAY AND JUNE. Wnvevley Jj&Frii'my, 4 St TTW-street --JFeilnoxday, 9 Wnvevley J^^ .. Fri.hy. 18 St. Hill-street -*irr .. Wednesday, 23 Ami nt St. Kill-street every Saturday, for Horses. Drays. Harness, and Paultry. St. Hill Street Sales commence at noon ; Waverley at 1.30 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., Auctioneers, Wanpanui and Waverlev. ~ TO-MORUOVV. ST. HILL STREET SALE YARDS. SATUEDAY, JUNE sth. T7REEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. JL Will sell by public auction as above — Horses, Poultry, Drays, Harness, Hay, &c, &c. WAYERLEY SALE YARDS. . FRIDAY, 4th JUNE. T7IREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. JU Will sell by public auction as above — On account of tho Deputy Assignee m the Estate of Duncan McLean— 3 Horses (well hred Hacks) S,addle, Bridle, 0.8. Gnn Martini- Henry Carbine Snider Carbine, Stock Whip • ,',&ordon Setter Dog, Violin Settlers will kindly forward their entries without delay. Sale at 1.30 p.m. ■ .. FREEMAN I^. JACKSON, Aueiibneers, Bf)CK£TT, BIAMMOSTD, * - ■ • ■-.-■■ , KICK. IRIPOItTA^Sr B»BtOPERI'Y SATURDAY, sth JUNE. Estate of James Thurston, Deceased. IMPORTANT SAT.E OF FREEHOLD PROPERTrES SITUATED IN MARTON & WANGANUI. : ..-■:• In tbe Auction Booms of Messrs Beckett, Hammond & Dick, Broadwiy, Martbn. •nECKETT, HAMMOND & DICK, have received O iiisiruowonsDfium "••'«■ Trnstets oi tha above Eat it e to sell by I'ublic Auction on the above date the following properties:— • MARTON. , : • • 1, Part of Lot Kb. la, nnd Lots Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 11 of the subdivi'ion of Section 18, situated in' Broadway, Matton, and containing together 8 acres, S roods and 25 perches, move or less, with the Mnrton Ilotel, staWes, and ontbuildbuitdingß erected thereon, subject to the deed oiF lea9e dated May 2nd, 1888; to the present occupant for 0 yenvs from May Ist, 18R3, nnd also to the deed of lease dated 21st April, 1886, . of wrt of Lot lA. ami Lots 0 and 11, to the pre« ■■'■ sent ocoiipa-^' «« (wit'^ years from 20th April, 1885. - ' S, Other parts of the lot No, la, Sec. 18, having .i frontage on Broadway, and co lMiuing 20 perches or thereabouts, with the ud<l!or's shop standing thereon, subject to <i deed of lease dated Inly 2Brd, 1883. to t'.io present occupant for 7. years from July 12t i, i9SS. B. Allotment No, 14 ot m- ar.bdivkion of Section .18, Agricultural Keserve. llangitikei, haying a frontage on rlijrh-street, nnd containing 26 perches, mor^ or less, with the dwcllins'house thereon. i. Allot- eiit No. 15, Section 18, nlso fronting Hijj-'-street, nnd containing 1 rood, irioro cr less, with the dwelling-house nnd outbuildings thereon. 5. Allotment No. 127, Section IG, containing l rood or thereabouts, subject to of lease dated May 2?, 1885, to the present occupant for S years and 1 day, from May 22nd, 1885. WANGANUI. ' 31 Lots numbered 6, 7, nnd 8, on a plan of sub-divi- - tiion Of suburban section numbered' 22 on the official map or plan of the town of Wanganui. having n. frontage on Alexander-street, and ndntflining 2 roods, or thereabouts, with the - dweiliug->iouse thereon. .. Sale at 2 o'clock. For furthur particulars nnd conditions apply to -. . • --,;. Messrs cask. & ksam, Solicitors Marton. mi"" o "' b s a l c. 6000 acres of Mamiifi^ent Bush Country, m blocks or 100 acres and upwards, situate on the line of the CENTRAL ROUTE EAI-LWAT, being portion of the far famed eaj^GtAT3;e,a block, dißtant, about 14 miles from Marton, on a first-class Metal Road. •■•■.■•=. Terms Easy. Apply to < BECKETT, HAMMOND, & DICK, Auctioneers Marton BUDOFi * McCCTCHAV BUDG-E AND MoCUTCHAN, Auctioneers and Seed Merchants. ". ■•■ . MANAIA, HAYING- been appointed Agents on the "VV'aimate Plains for Ed. "Webb and Son's Prize English Farm Seeds, are now booking orders for first of New Season's . Shipments per direct steamer. "Webb's geeds have taken first prize wherever exhibited, season 1885, . . ;.' ~ , - ■ v .English and ; Local ' and '", Italian Eye, Webb's 'Griant,' White dlover, Bed Clover, Alsyke* Webb's Giant Cow Grass, Timothy,,Pescues, Webb's Bough and Smooth Stalked Meadow Grasses. As first shipment is finding a speedy clearance, intending purchasers of Webb's Seeds would oblige by sending m their quantities at once, BUDGE & McOUTCHAN, Auctioneers, Manaia. TjIGMONT I^URSERY.: FRUIT TREES, FRUIT TREES. A» the Planting Season is now on, I invite intpnoinjj purchasers to inspect my large Stock of healthy Trees from one to three yrars old, Those who are unable to visiuhoNnrßßry.can have Catalogues forwarded and every information on application. I have also about three hundred four to five-year-old Trees to dispose of at special prices. I nlso offer about three hundred varieties of Roses, end a lnrne general collection of Nursei-y Sfonk, ench as Camelias, "Azali»s, Rhododeudrdns.'^o." SEED DEPARTMENT. : Another Shipment of New Seedp, ex"Rnapchu," now to han.l m line condition. A. Labge Stock or Grafs Seeds, Giovkbs, . , &c, on Hand. To suit the times the whole will he dlipoied of at Loweßt Remunerative Prices. A AMES JuATTTD. NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN, Taupo Quay and Glascow Street, C. A. BEBGEKSEN, Gunsmith and General Machinist. C. A. B.,itt thaakbpr th« -Publle foifpast support, ftotifles that he has removetd hla buaihass to the pfetflises between Mr W. T, Woods -jwid -. Tat.temill'« Stahlefl, \vh«rs lie wiUtibdertftke to Repair .-all »Bortß of Sewltijr.Mttohin.fls, •iB-uns, Bicycles^. Locks." an^ Laiiiips, !&c. All aorta of Saws haVhin^ed . and" shatpened, ' .... t . All orders exeonterl on shottest notice, and best WorlitnahHiiip Guai-anteod. Charges to suit the times, THE Court YoungrManawatu of Juvenile . Foresters will meet on TUESDAY Night, June 1. 1886. at 7 o'clock, tn.the Foroßte^ 1 Ooyi't Hqoa, Palnwston North ill regpeofftbiq yputhg are invited to jpll* A^m fnvtim toYiM to attend