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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 90, 21 August 1878, Page 3

FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION SALE At the PEOPLE'S AUCTION MART, Paltnerston North. /QtEQ. M. SNELSON will sell by vX Public Auction at his Mart, on SATURDAY, August 24th, the following goods :— Chests of Drawers Chiffoniers Wash-stands Dressing-tables. Also, Seed Wheat Oats Barley • • Maize Flour Sugar Salt Pickles Bottled Fruits Candles Soap &c. &c. Sale at 2 p.m. sharp.' SATURDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER. * # *SPECIAL NOTICE.*** liJ-R. GEORGE M. SNELSON'S IMPORTANT Land Auction Sale, OK SATURDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1878. Parties having properties to dispose of will please communicate as early as possible with the Auctioneer. rriHE undersigned has on Sale — Flour, Pollard, Wheat, Oats, Maize, Barley, Potatoes, Bacon. GEORGE M. SNELSON, Auctioneer, &c, Palmerston North. June 28, 1878. X AND FOR SALE OR LEASE. PALMERSTON NORTH. LEFT BANK, WANGANtIX 71 acres, Palmerston North, being section No. 422. This section is situated just one mile from the Square (on which are the Railway Station, the Post and Telegraph. Offices, and the Banks), on the main road to Awahuri and Rangitikei, has three-quarters of a mile road frontages, and is all available level land of excellent quality. About 9 acres is well grassed and fenced, with a cottage thereon. As its situation renders the whole of this section desirable for residences, portions of it would be sold separately. 232^ acres, Left Bank, Wanganui, being sections Nos. 306 and 307. These form a compact Block about 5 miles along No. 3 Line (which is now opened up across the sections) from Okoia Railway Station; adjoin the properties of D. Strachan, Esq. and J. Dempsey, Esq., are surrounded by farms occupied by thriving settlers, and consist of land of the some character. . 87 acres. Left Bank, Wanganui, being section No. 342. This section is principally flat terrace land of superior quality,, and. adjoins Waipakura JNative Reserve. Offers are invited for either the pjirchase or lease of: any of these properties, to be addressed "E. R. FOSTER, MASTERTON," and to bo- -received not later than the end of September. WE hereby call upon the owne"r of section No, 423, Rangitikei line, to fall his share of dividing line and erect his shrire of fence between the said section and- section No. 424, within fourteen days from this date. Should he fail to do so, we will cause the same to be done and charge him with the oost thereof; Nils. Nixssoar, John Nilsson. EOXTON ROAD SCHOOL. Mrs Mebbitt begs to announce that her School has RE-OPKNED for the reception of Day Scholars and Boarders, on the following terms : — Day SchoiiAbs, per week ... £0 I 0 Boaedkes, per month. ... 210 0 Music ... ... ... per quarter £i 1 O Drawing ... ... ... „ ... 1 1' 0 Singing „ ... 111 6 Claas Singing m School „ ... 0 7 0 Lessons to private pupils by arrangement. ]l/rRS. THOS. SYMONS wishes to JjLL intimate to her customers and the public generally that she has REMOVED back to THE SHOP SHE FOBjiERXY occupied, opposite the Courthouse, and to thank them for their liberal patronage for the past 'six years she has carried on business as a Dressmaker, and hopes for the future to : merit the same.; • Plain Machining, Id per yard. TjIIVE SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST from Karere, m the latter part of July, a large black Cattle Dog, with four brown feet, answering to the name of "Toss." The above reward will bo paid to anyone returning said dog to Mr W. COLLIS, Bunnythorpe line. «ar £20*-^ WABI> - Whereas a number of valuable ornamental Trees were STOLEN Irom the. front 'garden of Mr Hampsen on the 10th inst., I am prepared to give the above Reward for the conviction of the person or persons who were guilty o£tlßTWt j.g.eush: