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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 57, 27 October 1875, Page 3

Auctions. IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE STOCK. At the Kakaiiamea Yards. ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. T I L L I A_M I) A L K V' Has received instructions from different set I lei's, to sell by public auction on the above date, about 75 D 1 HEAD OF CATTLE All ages and sexes. AUGHT AND SADDLE HORSES On account of Air A. Hunter. One 3-year old draught colt, by Old Loch ry an One 2-year old draught oolt, by a Young Locliryau Doth unbroken. Terms at Sale. Noth—The sale will commence at 11.3d a.m. sharp, previous to the sale of Furniture. Persons wishing to dispose of Stock will lind this an excellent opportunity. liawErX " SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1875. WJ. FURLONG will sell by public , auction at liiT stove, Hawera, on Saturday next, October 80 Chairs Saddlery Drapery Groceries Fancy Goo .Is Sale at I’wo o’clock. UNiIBSSEYED SALS OK FURNITURE, STOCK-IN-TRADE, bee., &c., lx TJIK IVAKAR.UIKA IIoTKJi. THURSDAY, 28th OCTOBER. W I L L 1 A M I) A 1. E Jins received instructions to sell by public auction at (he Kakarauica Hotel, on the above date— The whole of the Furniture, Stock-in-trade, &c., now upon the premises. Terms cash. No reserve. Note —The sale will Commence immediately after the sale of stock. ST Jlll. LSTREET SAL E Y ARDS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1575. T1 REESI A N *R. J A CKSO N Jj will sell by auction, as above, 50 head prime FAT CATTLE, from Patea. 23 Head Fat Cattle Store Cattle 10 Milch Cows 300 Fat SheepHorses. Sale ;it 12 o’clock. EXTENSIVE AND IMFmiTANT SALE OF MOST Valuable Freehold Property. NO INTEREST! NO BILLS! NO MORTGAGES ! To Speculators, bona fide Settlers, and others desirous of investing in some of the richest and best situated land in the Colony, the opportunity of investment is now offered by W. FINNIMORE, Who has received instructions from Captain Blake to sell by public auction, at the OB® FZSZ.Z.OWS’ EEiLIoZs, RID G W AYS T R LET, WAN GAN HI On MONDAY,: Ist NOVEMBER, 1875, At two o’clock p.m., 330 VALUABLE BEI LDDsG ; SECTIOXS, ; Comprising full.Quarters, and half Acres .'in the Township of Normanby,having - frontages To Woht,‘ Hobson, Bowen, ■Fergusson,”.- Stafford,’ Chute, Hunter, Vogel, Fox, Fitzroy," Wynyard, Blake, Stapp, - Tukeg Egmont, Brown, and Grey : Sh ■eeis, and frontages to Ngarougo, Ketomarae, and Mount ,; Lgn’iout Roads, , , , ;- ; i Tlic title is perfect,'find Transfers will be issued, under; Torrens! Act at a- nominal charge. ■ . •; ■ , Terms of Purchase : — Twenty-five per cent, or one-fourth, Cash ; the balance to bo paid, without interest,, on the execution of the Transfer. NO RESERVE. A Champagne Lunch on table at 12' o’clock. The Auctioneer, from personal observation, can most confidently recommend these valuable Building Sites to the speculative public; the land "being rich in cpiality (in fact famed for its prodncl i veness all over the Colony), and well situated; in regard to the future commercial prosperity of the district. The situation of the Township on the Main Line of Railway which will shortly be opened, its abutting on the Main Line of Coach Road (a continuation of the Great North Western), and the Mountain Road to New By noutii. must eventually make it the Chicago of the West Coast, and fortunate possessors of these sites will eventually reap fortunes from the speculation. We have all lately seen in the town ami suburbs of Wanganui, how the investment of a few pounds per section a few years ’hack has recouped the late holders hundreds of pounds per acre. This should bo an additional incentive to all who can command a Few Pounds, to invest,and by so doing double their money in six months. All particulars on application to the