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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 67, 1 September 1880, Page 3

CATTLE, CATTLE, CATTLE, FAT SHEEP, PIGS, Etc., Etc. MR. E. P. AMESBURY Cj^flLL ae&V by Public Auction on .Vy TUESD I Y, September 7th, 1880, at l9' clock sharp |12 3- yea^ old Bullocks L ' ,10 Prime Beef i ".., , Some quiet Dairy Cow» I,. .'jj ' , -120 Good ! Mixed Storw M-r 20 Fresh Heifers ' 25 Good Stores 24 Two old ,y 100 Fat Sheep 60 Pigs (if not sold privately) 2 Sows, well bred v 1 Boar do do : Also, ; A number of good useful harness " '• , , homß?and hacks ''i ••'■ .■.;.. Also, r Spring cart (new) I Tip Dray, Harness, saddles, and bridles ,• ; ,?■>■ : '. " ■"■' Also Without the slightest reserve whatever. 1 Bullock Dray equal to new yoke and bows 2 Pair chains 2 Splendid Working Bullocks, ■ perfectly quiet Also, Alysbury ducks' Pea Fowls Fowls And a lot of Sundries. E. P. AMESBURY, ! Auctioneer, Valuer, Estate and General Commission Agent, , ' Palmerston North. MR AMESBURY. HAS received instructions to sell by Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the r BtK SEPTEMBER a t 2.30 p.m. . .- s A most. ' comfortable well-built and beautifully-situated COT- : fX- ) TAGE, five lofty rooms, to- : : gether with the Stables 1 quar- '. ■ ?,|er acreof Land. . The house ,/, 1 is .well-built, and the land well- ■■•:.■' j '. 'kept, Front Walk and Kitchen I ' Garden, well-stocked, within i two. minutes' walk of the Square, Palmerslon North, T«sje"tiier with The FURNITURE thereto belotging. E. P. AMESBUBY. Auctibneor, and General Commission v I ' . Agent, Valuator, &c. L Palmerston North. '" TUESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER. ; ' AT THE "DBNBteIGH SALS TAEDS, . !' = "; jpBIIiDINa. ■ -i •■-■■- . "^^TEVENS & GORTON TTTILL sell by public auction as ' :| VV| :— ' ! 18 Head-j Fat Bullocks ■■■'■ '■ 10 " „ 3yr old St«>ers ,: [ 15 ..,.„ ..... 2„, „ Steers and ! '* Heifers 20 .*„ Yearling Steeis •12 „ Cows , . 10 „ Mixed Cattle , .40 _ „ Hoggets '■•-• Sale at 1 o'clock. STEVENS & GORTON, I , Auctioneers. ..- FIJIDAY.'JSEPTEMBER 3, 1880. At the Eesidence of J. T. Dalrymple, ■ Esq..xWai.tatapia Station, formerly the property of Waring Taylor \_ >■ Esq. STEYENS &} GORTON HAVE 3 received instruction from John 1\ Dairy tuple, Esq., to sell by public auclioa as above — ■ ' : 20 cows, some m calve?, balance m calf to purebred imported Eull : 10 head beef j 20 head two-year.old well-bred r :■ ', heifers ; ■'»■ j 850 prime fat wethers j 20 1} or se s, comprising draught . ' mares, colts, fillies, and J -'-'' hacks ; draught mares nibstly m foal to Bofcbwell 2 Woods' Regper-and-Binders j . 4 boxes binding wire 4 ploughs— three single and one double-fui row 2 sets iron barrows 1 corn-crusher, hand or horsepower 1 root-puiping machine 1 strong station dray 2 sets p ough harness 40 sack* of wheat, damaged 300 new four and a-half bushel . sacks Sale at 1 o'clock. STEVENS & GORTON, ! ' Auctioneers. Tj^Oß SALE OR LEASE. A FARM of 222 acres, fronting NapieriWellington Road, three-quarters 6£~ a, ( mild, from WoodTille township, and Qd joining the property of the Hon. J. Johnston. Improvements.— lso ; acres fenoed and m English grass j Dwelling house* Orchard* Stock- yards, <$sc. :; 100 head. , Qf Cattle now on the placemay be taken at a. valuation. Apply to, ■■:> > - J.,B. ? R(>SS, , Waodville^ Augunt 24, 1880, v