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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 189, 17 February 1883, Page 3

ON THE PREMISES', WAINUI-O-MATA, " Known as Messrs J. and D. Sinclair's TORESERYEip SALE OP SAWMILL PLAtfT, STEEL RAILS, &c. ;. y .; i; . f ON THURSDAY, 22pd:PEB, 1883 At 1,80 o'clock p,m. TkennedFmacdonald & • CO. are favoured with instruc* tions from A, E. T?ussell, Ef»q, to^ell b> public auction dbove, absolutely with out the least reserre— TnE WHOLE OF THE FIXED PLANT AND MACHINERY OF THE WAINUI -O - MATA SAWMILLS as «n der : — Stationary engine and boiler Vertical frame and circular saw bench, with fittings Planing machine and btlta About 65 tons best steel rails, as laid down on tra:. way : . The abore are m first oiass, condition and thorough worlfiug order, the mill having only ceated working iriconse* quence of toe bankruptfcy, of Mesii* J. and I>. Sinclair, . The sale presents a rare opporfunity of acquiring a complete -awmi 1 plaut at a mere fraction of its real value. ON THE PREMISES, WAINIjI-O-MATA., Os THURSDAY, 22nd FEB. 1883, j At I^o o'clock p.m. , In the Assigned EsjaWof J. & D.' Sinclair. SPECIAL to TEAMSTERS, CONTRACTORS, Asn> OTHERS. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & a CO. arc favoured with instructions from the Mortgagee,fholding underjjillorrsale, to sell by public auction as above, absolutely without the least rese-ve, the balance ot the stock of Messrs J, it D. Sinclair, consisting of— 14 draught horses, many of them cost £40 each 10 head well-bred cattle 100 Cotswold sheep, more or less The above horses were reserved from the previous sale, as they were required for the work of the milt until it stopped a few days back. They will be found on examination to be thoroughly sound and staunch, and fit for any kinfl of work. No better hones are to be seen m the colony. ./>. ..]■■' ON THE PREMISES,' WAINUI-O-MATA. * ON THTJBSDAYTsSnd PEBRITA^Y, 1883, At 1.30 o'clock p.m. In tht Assigned Estate of J. k D. Sinclair. UvßMnttxD Sals or the Whole of THX MoVBABtK SAWMILL PLAUT. Tkenfedyliacdonald & • CO. are favoured with instructions from the Trustees m the estate of Messrs J. and D. Sinclair to sell by public auction, as above, absolutely without the least neserve, the whole of the moveable plant m and about the Wainui-o-mata Sawmills as under :— SO tons steel rails, lying loose fi tramway trucks 1 trap and harness, 2 waggons 2 carts Chaffcutter, cornerusfaer Oatcrusher, screw-press, wool'pre*s Pairbellaws Anvil vice drills and smith's tools - About one ton old iron 8 pairs junker wheels j 8 sets harness Ropes and blocks, 3 iron blocks 8 circular saws, crab winch 3 screw-iacks 5 bullock yokes, bow*, and chains 4 iron tanks 150 ft lead piping Plough, harrow, spades, knives, iorks, picks, and scythes Also, Th« valuable stock of sawn timber, as per specification, to be sold m lots to suit buyers Intending bnytw should leave by the 10.15 a.m. train to the flutt, where they will find conveyances to take them to Wainui-o-mata free of charge, returning with them m time to catch the 6.20 p.m. train to Wellington. The above sale presents a good oppor. tunity to sawmillers, dealers, and others to pick up decided bargains. •VTRS E. H. SNOW, Pupil of T. A. Wallworth, Esq., R,A.M., London, and Professor of Singing to H.R.H, Princess Louise, is open to receive a limited number of Pupils m the Art of Singing., Terms on application. , TTTTANTED -^ Cabmetmakers, Grocers, Butchers, and Bakers to send orders to EDWIN ARNOLD, Basket •• and Perambulator Maker^Ridgway street. Wanganui. Prize awarded Melbourne Exhibition against the world. 1 XT OTICE— S. FAGAN intends to l^S continue his MONSTER , SALE of Bouts, Shoes, Slippers and 1 Leggings, until the whole is cleared — .At Gillett's Buildings, The Square fJXC^TER;. NANNESTAD, & 00, Steau Say« Mills, , IVipecston. North, Mauawatu.