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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 77, 14 July 1877, Page 3

MONDAY^ 16th JULY. f HOEOWkliTtf S^W MILL CO, . TIMBER! TIMBER! GE OR GE M. S N ELS ON has received instructions from the Proprietors of the Hokowitu.SaW Mill, to sell by public auction, on Monday, July 16th, at their Yards,--A quantity. of,. well-seaspned Tim* ber, consisting of Scantling and Boards, stacked m small lota to suit purchasers. Sale at 1 p.m» 4" Luncheon provided. The timber is now on vieWj and cata» logues may be had of the Manager, Mr Summerhays. or of the Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 14th JULY! SALE ■ OF BALANCE OF STOCK-IN-TRADE IN Tftß ESTATE OF E. & W. H. BRIGhHTWELti. GEORGE M. S NELSON^ will sell, by public auction, the Balance of Stock remaining unsold, which, for sake of convenience, ha* been removed to the -People's Auction Marti t on Saturday, July 14, at 12 Noon — Stock consists of Drapery,. Gro» ~- " ceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, &c, &c. "' No' Reserve. Terms' Cash. SATURDAY, 21st JULY. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE. VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY i' • ' ' Aip HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF E. MTLLEB, Esq., C.E., I Wellington Road, Palmerston {Norths i^i EORGE M.S NELSON \JT has received instructions front E. Miller, Esq., to offer by public - 'auction on Saturday, July 21st, at 1$ Noon- 1 ' ' ' All that desirable and Valuable Freehold Property at present ■ occupied by Mr Miller, and ■ a large frontage to the new Main Trunk Line* of -Road L to Wellington. , Also, The whole of his Householder. nitur,e and Effects,, , which are ' ' almost new. - Th'e 'Furniture consists of ,Loo Tables, 1 - Chef* fbniers, Cottage' Piano, Flor* ence Sewing Machine, Chairs, 1 'Bedsteads and Bedding, Car> _i>ets_&e.,-&c l _-i_ - -Also, 1 Double-barrelled Breecb>Loading Rifle J *" ' , 1 Double-barrelled Muzzle^Loading •' • « -*^Rifle. w ' " " '"- s - (Jt '^ After which will be offered, A F-reehold Corner Allotment m rear of Foresters' Hall, *Pal» I ' . xnerston North', being part of No. ,302, containing^ 22p~. 6L, more or less, with TTTrrontage of 136 ft 'fo.Taonui Street and 42ft tO Cemetery Road. A - 1 -^7 -- first-rate sile<for a shop. •■■* No*e. — The Auctioneer would recommend the above, property as being an excellent investment"; also, to parties furnishing, no Fetter opportunity could be had of ,securing firs&class furniture. PALMERSTON PQRTEiAIT J ' " ROOMS. 7 TE THE SQTJAEE, NEAB THE BATfK. The Proprietors of the above are now m a position t0 take Portraits m anystyle. This new Glass Studio-is built on the latest and most approved principie, -{which enables them to' take the mosfbrillidnt pictures m any weather 5 wind and rain no obstacle. Children and. aged people taken instantaneously. Comfprkble Waiting and' Dressing Sooms. ,-> , t, - • Views of Stores, Mills, ; &c.,' taken to order. All' who wish for a' good photograph are invited Ijo pay an early visit'/ 1 Specimens*. on View*. A r large,stock'of Ne.w Zealand Views and f Maoris from Is each. -. r Hours of Business '. Adults taken from 10 till 8 V -Children '„ " 10 GRASS SEED! GRASS SEED! Of Large" parcels of the following Grass Seeds have' been received ia first-rate condition, and ate now on sale at the ' Stores" of the undersigned :— Rye, ( , , Cocksfoot, Timpthy, ■ ' * Red Clover, • White Clover, Mixed. ROE AND GREEN, * -»- >' TaS SftTTAEfi, Palmersto^n North. THI W. R ' U' C X, Commission Agent, &c, POXTON. , j. j Also, F.oxton correspondent and Col- ' lector for the _" Man&vCatu TSm^'J ,