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Patea Mail, 21 August 1880, Page 2

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Sales by Auction. THIS DAY. ILLIAM DALE will sell by public auction, at Ms Mart, Patea, at 2 o’clock, Fruit and Ornamental Trees Dog Cart and Harness 100 Bags of Chaff .-.8 pure Brahma Stags Four-year old Filly, carry a lady Grates, Clothing, Drapery Tea in half-chests, Oatmeal "Second-hand Furniture, Crockery, Section No. 45, township of Kakaramca. Section No. 92, Stratford ExtenSATUKDAY, 28th AUGUST, Freehold Farm, nearWaverley. WILLIAM DALE has received instructions from H. B. P. Adams, Esq., solicitor for the mortgagee;, to sell by public auction, at his Mart, Patea,— Sections Nos. 66 anil 67, Okutuku district, containing 87 Acres first-class land. There is also a well-finished 5-roomed DwellingHouse erected upon the property. Terms at Sale. WILLIAM DALE, Auctioneer. At 2 o’clock. Title perfect. WILLIAM DALE, Auctioneer.

Freehold and Dwelling-house, Town of Kakaramea. WILLIAM POWERS is instructed by G. N. Baggett, Esq., to sell by public auction, at bis Warehouse, Carlyle, Patea, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25tu , At 2 p.m., All that valuable Property, pleas autly situated at. Kakaramea about 4 miles from Patea, being Sections Nos. 358, 359, 368, 369, and 370, on which is erected a very superior and thoroughly well-finished DWELLINGHOUSE, containing 4 rooms, with verandah and porch. On the property is a good well of water covered in, two 400-gallon tanks, fowl-house, pigstye, &c.; a good garden, with fruit and ornamental trees. The above will be sold subject to a mortgage of £3OO to the County of Patea L. B. and I. Society, which purchaser must take over; and pay value of shares up to day of sale. No ReservCr Mr Baggett’s only object in selling is i to remove into Patea so as to be nearer his business. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. W. COWEEN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 25th AUGUST, At 1 o’clock. ST. HILL-STREET SALE YARDS ENTIRE HORSES. pIIEEMAN R. JACKSON will sell by public auction, as above — The powerful Draught Entire, PRINCE' OF THE VALLEY, By Royal Conqueror*, out of J. Andrew’s well-known marc Polly, by Farmer (imported), and grand dam (imported). The above splendid animal was imported from Nelson by Mr J. Chubbin last’ season. • He took first prize at Richmond Agricultural Show in 1875, and first prize for Provincial breds in , 1876-7,: and first prize against all comers. Also, The highly-bred Carriage Sire, AIDE-DE-CAMP, Lately imported from Melbourne; he is six years old, and stands 164 hands. . He gained four first - prizes in Victoria, and was awarded second prize at the Victoria Grand National Exhibition at : Sandhurst in 1876.: He was bred by J. Howard, Esq., of Melbourne, by the celebrated imported sire Governor, dam thoroughbred mare by Belladonna, by Warhawk. Governor, by Rifleman, dam by i Brilliant, which shows that Aide-de-Camp is descended from some of the best blood in the world. He can be scon by intending purchasers at Mx G. Gordon’s stables. Sale at 1 o’clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer, i

WAVE RLEY ST ORE. (near the church. ) . C. E. SKELLEY BEGS to inform his numerous customers 1 that lie has ■ RE-MARKED f .;/ .. THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK OF DRAPERY In order to make room for new shipments. t, ~<(t< (/* i,i ■ ■■'!! •■ i■ ZhejGpod& must b<t sold regardless i of cost. | vri Dress, Mantle, and Habit Making > 1 ■ '^Estateshmeht, 1 , \■ - WAVERLEY STORE.!