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Patea Mail, 31 August 1881, Page 2

Sales by Auction WAVER LEY SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, EEM A N R. JACK SO N will sell by public auction as above, 60 Superior Cows, in calf to pure-bred Bulls 40 head Mixed Cattle 45 Yearlings 50 head Mixed Cattle 60 head Mixed Cattle Also, The Entire Draught Horse Rattlin’ Robin Rattlin’ Robin, just landed from Wellington, is a Draught Chestnut, standing over 17 hands high, was bred in Southland, got by Young Lofty, out of the, imported Clydesdale marc Flower. Rattlin’ Robin has taken three First Prizes at the Southland Shows He will be sold to the highest bidder , Sale at 1 o’clock, • FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer, . WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. SATURDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER. Important Clearing Sale of Cattle. jl REE MAN R. JACKSON has received instructions from the Executors of the late F. Williamson, to sell by auction, as above, 300 Superior Breeding Cows 150 2-yoar-old Heifers 150 2-year-old Steers 150 Yearlings 30 Dairy Cows 30 3-year-old Bullocks . 20 Cows and Calves 2 Draught Horses The Auctioneer would draw’ attention to this sale of Cattle as well worthy the consideration of settlers. The cows are all in calf to pure-bred bulls, and the lots are of a useful description. They will be sold at the Waverley yards for convenience, and without any reserve, as the property being sold, the stock must be cleared. Terms—One-half at 3 months, balance at 6 months, with stamp and Bank discount added. Sale at 1 o’clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. Lincoln-Street Sale Yards, PATEA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, 2 p.m. WILLIAM COWERK will sell by auction, as above, 15 Cows 10 Yearlings 30 Steers, 3 years 3 Fat Steers 1 Cow and Calf 1 Cow, in calf 10 Bullocks, 3 years, forward ‘ 2 Fat Bullocks 1 Bull 3 Horses Entries solicited. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. Important Announcement. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WILLIAM COWERN has received instructions from the Commissioners of Education Reserves, to sell by public- auction, at his Warehouse, at Patca, ON AN EARLY DATE, The Lease for a -period of 42 Years, of about 60 Sections, being subdivision of Suburban Blocks 40 and 42, Town of Patea Note.— Block 42 is all that piece of Land fronting the main street commencing at the Coach Factory, and is admirably adapted for Business Sites, while Block 40, lying between the School and Hospital, is well suited for Residences. Attention is directed to the term of years, viz , 42, the longest allowed by the Act. Plans will be prepared without delay, when this favorable opportunity will be placed before the public, W. COWERN, Auctioneer.

Sales by Auction. Patea Auction Mart. SATURDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER. W I L L IA M DALE will sell by public auction, at bis Mart, Patea, on the above date, at 1 o’clock, Section No. 19, Block 36, Patea Suburbs, corner allotment 1 Double-seated Buggy, 2 Horses and Harness, 2 Saddle Hacks, 1 Doublebarrelled Gun, New Season Teas in boxes and half-chests, 30 boxes Candles, 400 yards Hessian, 10 cwt. White Lead, Iron Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Clocks, Watches, Knives and Forks, Spring Mattrnss, Dresser, Bridles, Hams, Rolled Pork, Potatoes, Conch, Bottled Ale, Whisky, Lobsters, Scented Soap, Wood Bedstead, Single Sashes, Wood Tubs, Tumblers, Boys’ Suits, Mustard, Horse®Hair, Pelt, Oil Cloth, Cement, and a lot of Sundries W. DALE, Auctioneer,

At ADAMS’S, Cardigan House, 500 LADIES’ and Children’s Jackets and Ulsters reduced to BELOW COST. AT ADAMS’S, Cardigan House, Winter Dress Goods and Winceys, at greatly reduced drices. Zt. A. ADAMS, Wholesale and Retail Draper and Importer, PATE A.