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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 65, 25 May 1878, Page 3

"PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE, SHEEP, and HORSES. Mr. John Matsmor Begs to inform the Public that he intends holding Monthly Sales of Stock, &c, m FEILDING. HIS FIRST SALE will take place about the J middle of May xt his Yaeds m Wabwtcb: stbbbt. Parties having Stock to enter would oblige by doing so as early as possible. '.%*', ; Particulars will' be given m future advertisement, fixing date of Sale. J.M. has several valuable Country Properties for Sale within an easy distance of Feilding, to be sold on easy terms. Feilding, 23rd April, 1878. In the matter of "The Debtors and "Creditors Act, 1876," And In the matter of the Bankrupt Estate of WIWAM COHIS, of Palmerston North, Farmer. GM. SNELSON has received mmm strnctionß from the Trustee m the above Estate to sell by Auction, at bis Mart, on SATURDAY, May 25th, Two Cows with Calves Two Pigs (now running on Mr H. McNeil's farm). . Terms Cash. People's Auction Mart. FORTNIGHTLY SALE, MAY 25th, at 1,30 p.m. GEO. M. SNELSON will sell by Public Auction as above, balance of Furniture and Effects of John Baeton, Esq., who has left the district, consisting of— Handsome cliiffiouier Colonial couch Chairs Sewing machine Wood and iron bedsteads and bedding Books , Bottled beer and porter and wines, &c. • After which will be offered, Flour, Potatoe s, and Grass Seed And 2 sets light Trap Harness. TUESDAY, MAY 28th, 1878. Te Matai Steam Sawmill. Plant and Machinery. GEO. M. SNELSON has been favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 28th of May, at noon, at the Mill, The above valuable Sawmill Plant, together with the whole of Working Gear m connection therewith. The Auctioneer b< l gs respectfully to inform Buyers the above is a bona fide Sale, and WITHOUT RESERVE! 1,000 Acres for Sale, TOWNSHIP OF HALGOMBE, MANAWATU. MESSRS. THYXNE, LINTON, & CO. have been favored with instructions to offor for sale privately, one of the finest FARMS, m this notably fine district. The farm is on a splendid metalled road, within 2£ miles from the Railway Station and the Post and Telegraph Offices* ° The Land consists of 1000 acres of the richest description, of soil; about 800 acres are clear, and sown with English grasses. Only lately 70 acres . were ploughed and sown down, and 160 acres of virgin bush land have just been burnt off and laid d*wi* with t&e choicest grass seeds. All the buildings, which comprise a good roomy hous^,, wool-sheds and outbuildings, have been erected of Heart of Totara (the most durable wood), and stock-yards, sheeprpens, &c, have been erected m the most ''su&itatifriul ovmner. The whole of the Farm is well fenced m, and has been subdivided into 9 suitable Paddocks. . There is a well-stocked Kitchen Gar- ' den and young Orchard The property is well watered. \ The Bush now on the land is of a : good valuable doscrif>fciorv. The Stock, consisfing *>f 100.0] large heavy Sheep and ioO llead of mixed Cattle ajid 12 Horses, may be taken at a valuation. There is a daily communication with the Capital.. i . A portion of the purchase money can, remain on mortgage. For further particulars, acn& ca^da- to view, apply to ; THYNNE, LINTON, & CO., '■■' ■ . Foxtou &Pu l mferston. Til Q , B U I L IV E. R S. 1 TOENDERS are invited for the eijec^ ! tionfof a. hew W.INO to the '•'• MANIAi WJLTTJ" HOTEL, Foxjoiu aiud. % ; the, removal of old BuiUliugs. Pl^ns. and speeifira<ions to be seen at • the Office of the undersigned at Foxijon. ( Tenders, marked outside " Xender for : ' Hotel," to be ljpft at the • Ofiiee of the undersigned by k2 o'clock •noon, on SATUiiDAY, the liist day of J,4:Ufi.,. 1,878. ■•''." TIiYNNE, LINTON, & CO. 50 MEN for Sleeperr/Tf^Ri'lilli'r.g and L v rani-la.vi.n{;.. Day nwage% or confrar-t work.. For further p^rtieiiju's-. apply to* FRE!.-:,\N £ " " itiiy.ttiills.. 1