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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 30, 29 March 1879, Page 3

TppO^SALK, OR TO LET/ from I. the \'6i)\ <tt April, that commodku-; COTTAGE now m the oocupßtion of Dr. Macluchlan, Broad street, PahnerStOli, TFE¥jm"y7TpRIL"B, IS7P. At his Balk Yarlw. Warwick stkkkt, Feildinu. GItEAT CATTLE S A-LJS . JMAYSMQOi will sell, on the • above date 'and place, the following stock : — 30 well-bred stores (mixed sexes, from eighteen months to two years old* 20 two-year-old mixed stores 20 two-year-old heifers 15 fat steers 6 dairy cows 10 weaners 100 fat wethers 100 store ewes 150 store wethers A few horses. Sale to commence at 1.30 p.m. sharp. J. MAYSMOR, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Feilding. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1879. Ar the Denbigh Sale Yabw, Feiuhsg/. \ CATTLE, SHEEP, AND PIGS. STEVENS AND GORTON will sell by Public Auction, as as above, SO head prime fat bullocks 20 head three-year-old steers 20 cows 25 head eighteen -month and two~year.>old steers 20 eighteen-month heifer* 15 milch cows 150 prime fat sheep 300 ewes 100 wethers 100 hoggets 8 pure-bred pigs, two months' old (mixed sexes) Sale at Ckve- o'clock. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers, Ball* DISSOLUTION OF PARINESSHIP-.. MESSRS. THYNNE, LINTON, & CO. have been favored with i instructions by Messrs. Richter, NanNBBTAD, t Co., Palmerston North, to sell by Private Contract,. The undermentioned VALUABLE PROPERTIES, situate m the TOWNSHIP OF PALMERSTON andBUNNYTHORPE Districts : namely — No. 1. SAWMILL AT PALMERSTON, With three acres of laud as a aite, 600 acres land freehold, partly fenced and cleared, and partly standing timber; likewise 900 acres bush laud, with lease for ten years ; with all conveniences by way of tramways and railway, connecting with the main line- to Wangauui aad Foxton^ ' No. 2, H.OKOWHJ[TXr SAWMILL, Also i% the township, of Palmerston,. j with machinery and appliances capable of, cuttwg IKSJJW,OO61 K SJJW,OO6 feet \ timber per, annum. The bushland m (jonnectipn with tliis mill is leaaeliold, but expending, ove^ a lpng tft .cuv pf . years .. ■ ... . N,.Q> ».. , TXONIiHEiM:. MILL K BFN.N,Y^ mojit%. \siitl) 7.0Q v acres of. freehold,, machinery a!l8Q t capable of cutting. 1,5y0,0tx) feet tauvber pe.r year, No. 4. i PAL.MER3TQ^ ELQUR/MILL, With planing-maukiues attached. This "' «tandß upon two acres m Bi.oad street,^ wjth ten acres, adjoining.' Np.,5, TjOWN SECTION 187; ! Of the tp^n of P^ftierston.^con tayiing 4| acres, feu.cedt and iuiproved* with, first-. class. sav«a,.j£>qwb.u 1 ' house.. ; ; ..-; jp conneption mt,ht tlift mjil^-'thsre are bullock^, and aU necessary appliances, the industry hejng ajt thje. pre^'ejit time m full wprking order. : The Flour : Mill is doing a>.laj;gft««d increasing .business, situated as it is m, the midst of a splendid agricultural district •; while m, view of the great demand for timber, . the sa^wmillsjiave not been able to execute the amount of orders lately upjujiand. The Auctioneer* can. confidefttly recommend the opportunity lip*; jpre* seated as oae rarely to be met with, inasmuch as. the mills are not only, giving an excellent return,. but tb,e p^i-o-prietbrs hay« alrea4y made %, cqmgetency, the dissolution taking place.from ■circumstances entirely pf it prir'ate: necessij^ites; the absence : h£ : oiiß H^tbjg,.firm f roiiii, thtl CJylpny. , i I ■ . ' ." ' '!'!'■ ■i'^i .'. ,. „ it, ;. ,\ ...■■.•'*-■''■ ; • ; Fo^jft^ip^jipulajcsi^ply to 4lpssiv». - Tj|Y^^ : L^'Tp;^^ci)^ ■ . : :<j Qr to^t^e^^p^ito-^s^ , mO« iL^^Fau^ i Wukni sne4 'f c(uj^, Ji rpQinei^titages, Terrace J)n^ 'y-l' ■'■ y^pj^o., ..■•■/■-. .; .;..;■■ :;: ' ;^j^E^^lN;T^^^