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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 273, 24 November 1877, Page 3

Sale of Messrs Sasson Bros* Earns. Tl tESSR'S EASSONS’ Annual Said Jft of Lincoln Ranis will take place "at the St, Hill Street Sale Yards-, Wanganui j on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. About 125 will be offered. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, GB2 Auctioneer. Preliminary If dice. THE undersigned will sell by auction-, in JANUARY next, at Messrs Easson Bros. Farm, near Marton, The whole of their Valuable Stock of LINCOLN EWES, numbering about 1200, together with ■other Stock, Farm Implements-, and sundries. Full particulars in future advertisement; FREEMAN R. JACKSON, 683 Auctioneer, jWOOL SALE. THE undersigned will hold a WOOL SALE at Carlyle-, at an early date. Particulars in future issue. Settlers wishing to offer Wool at this sale, will please notify the same to the Auctioneer as early as possible. W. DALE, G67tc Auctioneer. £l B»Bwaxd. LOST Or Stolen, from off the run at Hawera, on or about 20th July last, a Dark Brown PONY MARE (inclined to be black), in foal, branded J on the near ribs—Supposed to have foal running with her. The above reward will be paid by the owner for her recovery. £3 REWARD will bo given to anyone who will give such information which mighflead to the conviction of the party who had driven the above described mare from off the rtm at Hawera, with the intention of making away with her. J: P. CAREY. G09n24 To S.et. —2?atea jDistricL Q TENT’S FARM, containing 400 k) (four hundred) acres Of the finest land in the district. Thirty acres are bush, which can be sold for firewood, it being one of the nearest bnshes to Patea; an Orchard containing 300 Fruit Trees, good House, Paddocks, &c., &c. Proprietor in Europe, reason for letting. Inspection invited. For term's apply to F. R. JACKSON, Wanganui ; 636f3 Or J. SOUTIIBY, Patea. To Carpenters and Builders. TENDERS are invited up to 4 p.m; on Saturday, the Ist day of December next, for Building a Residence of eight rooms, on Wheunaknra Block, Patea. Plans and specifications can be seen, and other information obtained, at the office of the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. COWERN, 672n21 Carlyle. MO A BLOC K. THE undermentioned Sections fronting the Mountain Road are For Sale—No 158, containing 53 acres No 177, containing 81 acres No 178, containing 53 acres No 183—That part lying between the Mangamawhete River and Surrey Road, in sections to suit purchasers. Also to be Sold, or Let on Lease — A Water-power on the Waiongona-iti River, adjoining Inglewood. The fall is about 46 feet, A tramway can be laid to connect this property with the Railway Station. Apply to ROBERT TRIMBLE,- s 698d22 Inglewood; PATEA WHARF. OWING to the difficulty experienced in Collecting Freights, Wharf and Warehouse Dues, &c,, I am compelled to give notice that, unless greater, promptitude is shown, I shall reluctantly have to resort to the usual practice in other Ports, viz., production of Boat Noto‘9, and payment of freights, &c., before delivery of cargo. JAMES HIRST, Wharf and Warehouse Owner. 70'0n24 (jpBNDERS will be received Up to X Tuesday next, the 27th instant, for the Erection of a WOOL SHED; labor only. For particulars apply to J. HAWKEN, ■ 696n24 Eakaramea. DIRECT from the manufacturer—-One case of boys’ and youths’ summer suits, much below their usual prices. Also 20 dozen men’s unbleached sox, at 6d per pair (.usual price, Is) —At Adams’ Cardigan House, Carlyle, ' ■pOBERT CURRIE, . Watchmaker XV and Jeweller, opposite Town Hall, Carlyle, Patea. 701d3-i