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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 10, 24 November 1887, Page 3

«gp PATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. TiHE Public is hereby cautioned against using the Whenuakura Bridge, as it is unsafe for heavy traffic lint'l repaired. BY ORDER. 3. 0. HORNER, County Clerk. : .'-N •\x 4 -y: District Orders* October 25th 1887. PATEA RIFLE VOLUNTEERS will parade for Inspection on the 15th and 29th November, at 7.30. pm. C STAFF, Lieut. Col, Commanding District. SALE OF WINES AND SPIRITS. WILLIAM CO WERN will sell by auc, tion on SATURDAY, 26th NOVEMBER. At 2 p.m. at his Warehouse. A consignment of the choicest wines and spirits now in the market. As follows : 5 cases brandy. 30 years old 5 „ rum, 17 „ „ 6 „ whisky 10 „ „ 2 casks whisky 10 „ ~ 10 cases whisky, extra good 10 cases Lemon Hart rum 7 cases genuine PI} I, mouth gin 10 cases C. V. P. and Duvalon xxx brandy 6 cases best invalid port 2 cases claret and Colonial wine W. COWERN, | Auctioneer, i 'FARM OP 360 ACRES FOIL | LEASE BY TENDER, BY ORDER of the Executors in the Estate of the late 11. S. Peacock, Esq., ol Bellgrove, Manutahi. SEALED TENDERS WILL BE received by the undersigned up to 4 p.m. on SATURD AY, 3rd DECEMBER, 1887, for the Lease for 7 years of alt that valuable Estate, containing 360 acres 2 roods 38 perches (more or less), being sections Nos. .‘333, 524, 382, situated at Manutahi, in the Patea district, i The Property, which is one of the best in the district, is securely fenced, well watered, divided into 4 paddocks, fronting the main road, and is about 1 mile from the Manutahi Railway Station.

Plan unci Specifications of Lease can be inspected on application. Tenders must be accompanied with a cash deposit of 10 per cent upon the amount of the first year’s rent tendered at. The Highest or any Tender necessarily acecepted. Inspection cordially invited. W. COWERS, Auctioneer, Patea. not LINCOLN STREET SALE YARDS. December, 7th 1887. At 1 30 p m. 7ILLIAM COWERN will sell by public auction as above — 7 mixed yearlings II 15-months old cattle, hand fed, mixed 6 heifers, 2 year old 1 dairy cow 1 farm dray Entries Solicited. Wv/O L npHE undersigned having been apA pointed .'' gent in this district for a firm of London Wool Brokers, is prepared to arrange the highest cash advances upon small or huge clips, consigned for sale to his principals, at lowest rates, which c m be had on &pp 1 ic &it ion. W. COWERN. HORSE SALE. rjAN, TONES, AND CO. will hold a HORSE FAIR in their Hawera Yards on THLRSDAY, Ist December, at 11,33 o’clock. An entrance fee of cue shilling will be charged on each animal. SALE OF COUNTRY PROPERTY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10th, At Noon, Freeman r. Jackson and co Have received instructions from Mr A C Perry to sell by public auction, at thenrooms, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, on the above date, the undermentioned properties— LOT I.—The I'ropcrty known as “Landsdown,” containing 1221) acres, situated near the Brunswick Line, 81 miles from Wanganui and i!.} from the Brunswick Railway Station* The Estate is all good grazing land. There are 200 acres of light bush ; the rest is in grass, fern, and light scrub. It will carry in its present state 400 head of cattle, and is capable of great improvement. On the property are erected one good six loomed. Dwellinghouse, Wool Shed, Dip Yards, and Clement Tank, holding 4000 gallons. The land is securely fenced, and there are two p iddocks near the homestead. gcg“ This proj ci ty is for lona fide sale, and is being sold for the purpose of family division, consequently it is decided to put an upset price of only 115 a per acre upon it. The Auctioneeis can confidently recommenced this property to m -n of small capital as a desirable investment. LOT ll—ls Acers of superior land fronting the Brunswick Road, three miles from the Raihvaw Station and eight from Wanganui. Erected on this land is a first-class large new 8roomed Dwelling-house, Outbuildings, Clement Tank Sc. The house is at present occupied by Mr A, C. Perry, and is for honafide Bale, at a low figure. Terms at sale. PBBBtfAN B, JACKSON, Austen