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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1746, 29 June 1886, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. F. R. JACRiOI * t;O,_ STOCK SALES FOR JUNE AND JULY St. Hill-street (special) .. .. Tuesday, 29 St Hill-street .. .. .. .. Wednesday, 7 Asharst .. .. .. .. Tbnrsday, 8 WaTerley .. ..Friday, 9 Feilding .. Thursday, 16 St Hill-street .. .. Wednesday, 25 Wayerley Friday, 28 Arid ; at St. Hill-street erery Saturday, for Horses. Drayn, Harness, and Poultry. St; Hill Street Sales commence at noon ; WaVerley at 1.80 p.m. . ... ■ FKHEMAN B. JACKSON & CO., Auctioneers, Wan wnui and Waterier. StThILL ST^E'FsALfi YARDS. ■1 SATURDAY, JULY 3rd. T^REEMAN R. JAOKSON & CO. Jt?i Will sell by public auction as above — Horses, Poultry, Drays, Harness, ' Hay, &c, &c. ! FREEMAN R. JACKSON, S Auctioneer. 1 I TUESDAY, JUIiY 6th. On .the Farm of the late Mr J. P. i . Hammond, Bolls. , T7»REEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., JP ' under instrnctions from the' Public will sell by auction as abnyp— -.. 800 good wethers .; X" 240 eyres m lamb , 6 rams . , 7 dairy cows , . - 8 calves ,■■..■ » lbull Draught horses, hacks, good buggy : mare -"Diamond," and the ' well-knownhurdle mare "Coral," H . and two yearling fillies • „-;v\ iMcCormick J s liftrViester,' double-fur- ' • row plough, harrows, Avery 'B wheelbarrow, plough harness, ; ■ saddles, bridlep, stabs, lar^e wooden tank, household furniture, and ono Clayton and ■V j ShuttleworthV threshing ma- ■'..::■• ' chine with engine, and a num- ,, \ ' ber of articles too numerous to ■ ' ] particularise. : Sale at 1 o'clock. ■ H.~ITsHERWILL, , ■,• Auctioneer. %. H ' ' ' ' ' * * FEILDINGr SALE. i Alieration of Dißttes. /^VUR next Sale at Feilding will be Jljr • held on THU RSDAY r lsth JULY, instead of the Bth JULY, as stated upon our cards. . - H,L. SHERWILI;, . ; Au3tioneer. Jun^25, 1886. : ; NOTICE. JOHNSONVILLE SALE YAEDS, propose to hold our opening sale. Yy at the above yards m July. The day will be advertised m due.courae. We shall be glad to receive entries for fat Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs, so that the necessary arrangements can be made for forwarding them on; We intend taking delivery of Stock, af desired, anywhere m the district for transmission to Wellington overland or bysea.; Caretnl and experienced drivers will albne be employed, and the charges kept as low as possible. We would, di-aw the attention of settlers to the fact that no expense has been spared inthe erection of suitable sale yards and premises, and we trust our numerous friends, and clients will , (Second ;the efforts we are making to estabafehi Live Stock Market m the Empire City. Suitable well-grassed paddocks will be at the service of vendors at moderate charges;, and no trouble will be spared on our part to mat*! the venture a success. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. ALBERT BARNS CSAMPBELLTOWN S A^ YARPS, W^NESDAY, JUNE 30th. Sale at 12.30 p.m. "ITR ALBERT BARNS will sell by Jj±. Diiblic auction as above— 20 head beef , 100 good yearlings- < 40 3 and 4-year old bullocks 500 good ewes m lauib 850 ewes m lamb ALBERT BARNS, -Auctioneer, "Wanganui. BJBCKJBTT, HAMMOND, * ■''■'■■, : : '-'-' •; I>ICK. :: ."■ \- '■ : SATURDAY, 7th AUGUST, 1886. bbtjcational b^skbye. , '■'.'-. [ •■■■< paraekaretu bloctc. ; ■ 91 yeabs'leasb. , KECKBTT HAMMOND & DICK have received Instructions: from the Governors of the, Wellington College to offer by pub'.io auction, on the above date, at their rooms, Broadway, Marton— • The right to lease for the term of 21 years, 8 . Sections of First-class Bush Land, situate m the Ptraekaretu Block, on the Maungahoe Line, beinir! Sections numbered S to 10 (inolnsive) on the plan of the said, Blook Section 3, containing 181 acres, more or lem Section 4, containing 268 acres, more or less Section 5, containing 349 acres, more or less Section 6, containing CBO acres more or lees Section .7, containing 697 acres, morn or less Section 8, containing 643 acres, more or less Bection 9, containing 700 acres, more or less Section 10, containing 641 .acres, more or less , ; . ' Upset annual rental, Is. per acre. Sale at 2 o'clock. NOTE.— This ReserTe is situate about eleren miles . from the Borough of . Marton, 8 miles of which is metalled, the remaining three being, properly formed. The 'main roafl from Wanganui to Hunterville forms the entire-frontage to all the sections. This is a well-made cart-road, whica will shortly be metalled; '" ' \~ . For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, or to 0. Powidss, Esq., Secretary, Wellington College.. : . ■ "' '* ''. ■ ■ ; . . . FENCINa .NOTICE. To the. occupier, owner, lessee, •or agt-nt of suburban sections 102, 107, and 108, Fitzherbert. riIAKE Notice I desire that a JL bptindary or dividing fence between Suburban Sections, Fitzher Herbert,, 102, K>7, and 108, on the one side, and 103 and 104 on the Othurf l« hiade immediately (on oi* Wore the 26th day of Au«u«fc, 1886), and that suoh fence Khali be made of "No. 7 wire, with totara posts and htramer«.< . . .Daled this 23rd day of June, 188&. JERKMIAH McCarthy, Owner of Suburban aections 108 add ?• o * ; 'v 104; PiteK©il*rt. ['■I'VJfllJ. ' ■■•'* i.'iV>"i .iutAii'i. iw'i i'w .-i ii ■hi' 3?Q CQNTBACTORS. ' S rfIBVI)BRS will be received toy the X undersigned, for the Erection of Shpep and Cfttlo Sale YfircU at ; T«lmerißt6» Koirth, Plans nvl, ' Bpßciflc»tiona vaty ha Been at the. Ww ; of Wi L, 0. West, " Tht lowest or any tender not ne« Mtmih accepted. Tendere olocc on WkVKXf July 6th, »t Wahgwul •