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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 411, 26 March 1879, Page 3

SATURDAY, MARCH 29. WILLIAM COWERN has received instructions from Messrs Rupert Jacomb & Go., to sell by Auction at their Grain Warehouse, Carlyle, on SATURDAY, MARCH 29, at 2 p.m., (if not previously disposed of), All that Piece of Land, being Section No. f>, of Block 4G, Carlyle, on which is erected their large and commodious new giain warehouse. • IG4 Sacks old wheat 8G Sacks chick feed 12 Sacks rye grass 50 Sides bacon (very superior) 1 Set scales and weights (Avery) 1 Truck Empty casks, &c., Terms at sale. W. COWERN, 344 Auctioneer. Freehold I*and, Fatea District. WIL LIAM COWERN has received instructions from Mr John Batt to sell by public auction at bis Warehouse, Carlyle, Patea, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, at 2 p.m. All that valuable Freehold Property Situated near Manutahi, being rural Section No. 27, Block 12, Hawera District, and containing 178 ACRES 3 ROODS (More or Loss). The land will be sold (subject to a small mortgage) WITHOUT RESERVE.

Note—Persons desirous of purchasing a small property in the Patca District, will do well to inspect the above. The land is about 4 miles from the Main Road; is easy of access; is perfectly level; is in about equal proportion of open land and light bush ; is well watered by one small never-failing stream. £3OO is voted for making the road through and beyond this property, and the Land is of exceptionally good quality ; the fact of a small mortgage being upon the place, should afford encouragement to purchasers of limited capital. Every information can be obtained from the Auctioneer. Terms at Sale. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. Divided by a road from the above property, and for Sale by private treaty, is Section 24, Block 12—152 Acres. Section 26, Block 12—164 Acres. W. COWERN, 342ap16 Auctioneer. Sale of Stock and Sundries at Thorn 22111, Warren Gate 3Line> THURSDAY, MARCH 27. Freeman r. Jackson has received instructions from Mr W. Bayly, to sell by public auction as above—--30 First-class Dairy Cows 10 Cows 15 Calves 6 2-Year-old Steers 1 Bull 250 Fat Sheep 150 Ewes 4 Draught Horses and Mares 3 Draught Fillies, by Wellington 3 Hacks 1 Entire Pony, Miracle, by Mr W. Robinson’s Canterbury Playl’s Wool Press Harrows, Drays, Harness Wheelbarrow, Riddles, Vans Chaff-cutter, Hay Knives, Rakes, and a large assortment ot agricultural implements HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of Sofa, Chairs, Cheffonier, Tables, Pictures, Harmoniums, Glassware, Carpets, and Bedroom Furniture. Sale at Noon, FREEMAN R. JACKSON, 339 Auctioneer. AUCTION SALES. ■oREEMAN R. JACKS ON Jj will hold sales of stock during the month of MARCH, as follows: St. Hill Street — Wednesday, 26th Settlers will kindly forward their entries. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. For Private Sale. rpHE undersigned has received instnlcJ- tions to sell by Private Sale the following thoroughbred horses : Danebury, by Tradticer, dam Ada Mufti, by Tradticer, dam Flat Iron Lady Ellenj by Knottingly, dam Zigzag For further particulars apply to 330 FREEMAN R. JACKSON. Annual Volumes— JUST OUT. LEISURE HOURj Sunday at Home, Cassell’s Magazine, Band of Hope, Little Folks and other Children’s Picture Books* and Quarterly. Volumes of Serial Literature at Jfanles SLenWOrthy’s NEW PEMISES, opposite the Court House, Carlyle. Stationery, Toys, Patent Medicines, Tobacco. < 911 a