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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16464, 17 June 1919, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW I L. A. N OLAN & C°Have received instructions from N. MILLER, Esq., to sell by auction at his residence, Wallace Place, — 1 THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND LIVE STOCK, as follows,— Drawing-room : Handsome Upright Grand Piano (by Payne), Settee, 2 Divan Chairs, 2 Small Easy Chairs, 2 Fancy Chairs, Writing Deck and Bookcase combined, 2 Jaordineres, Fancy Tables, Oval Table, 2 Turkey Carpets, Music Stand, Piano Seat, Fender and Hons, Coal Box. Dining-room: Handsome Kauri Sideboard, Oval Mirror, Extension Dining Table 6 Dining Chairs, 2 Carvers, Rimu Bookcase, 3 Wicker Arm Chairs, China Cabinet, Shelly Afternoon Tea Set, Office Table, Oak Window Settee, 2 Small Tables, Wood Kerb, » Book Shelves, Curtains, Table Cloths, Carpet (loft, x 12ft.). Hall: Oak Hall Stand, Oak Settee, 2 Hall Chairs, Carved Table, Fern Bowl, Carpet Runner (20 yards), Lino. Contents of, Seven Bedrooms, comprising Seven Duchess Chests, Combination Chest, Cabinet and Other Washstands, Large and Small Wardrobes, Chests Drawers, Double Iron and Liberty Beds, Hospital Beds, Toilet' Ware, Bedroom Lamps, Wilton Carpets, Turkey Rugs, Mats, etc., ' Fenders and Irons. Nearly New Wertheinl Sewing Machine (hand) ' Also, — Oow in milk (to calve August), 2 Shetland Ponies (guaranteed sound and quiet), 2 Saddles and Bridles, Fowls, Ducks, About One Ton Hay, Wire Netting, Fowl Coops and Runs, Milk Cans, Buckets, Stable Lamps, Verandah Blinds and Screens, Carbide, Motor Oil, Quantity of Garden Tools, Hose, Spray Pumps, Pulleys, Grindstone, Lawn Mower, Wheelbarrow, Pots and Plants, 2 Sea Rods and Reels, Threespeed Boy’s Bicycle, etc., etc. Sale to commence — Stock and Garden Tools, etc., 11 a.m. Furniture, etc., 1 p.m. The above is all High-class Furniture and in excellent order. ■ c9BB AUCTION SALE OP HIGH-CLASS DAIRY AND FATTENING COUNTRY. MESSRS. WRIGHT STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., have been favoured by instructions from WILLIAM CRAIG, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction all his properties on the easiest terms, viz., Ten per cent, down, ten per cent, in three montlis, and balance five years at Si per cent.; at the FIRE BRIGADE HALL, WANGANUI, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1919, At 2,30 p.m. PAPAITI. too ACRES, five miles from Wanganui Post Office and two miles from borough, on the Wanganui River; suitably subdivided into sections from 10 acres to 107 , acres. Homestead and wool sheds. The above property is one that should be inspected by all land buyers. The rich drained swamp on the river flats will bear inspection from the most competent judges. Land of this quality within two miles of the borough will be off the market in a very short time. WANGAEHU. Oi K ACRES, mostly good river flats; five miles from Wanganui,' with good road. For land with a prospective value there is none better in New Zealand; Within a few years all Wangaehu river flats will be valued at double the present prices. There is a creamery and a butter factory in this valley. INGLEWOOD. 227 on the Dudley Road, H 1 miles from Inglewood. Good dwelling-house and up-to-date dairy buildings. A very nice little dairy farm with a charming homestead. Quite close to creamery, butter and cheese factory. About twenty acres of tip-top swedes all ready to be fed off. The milking herd, of about 100 first-class cows, will be sold by auction at early date after the land eale. Possession within one month. Plans and particulars can be obi ed from the Auctioneers (Me Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd.] from Armstrong, Craig and Bar Solicitors, Wanganui; or from paper. Stock dispersal sale will be heli July. MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. ALL persons foimd trespassing on my property will be prosecuted, and dogs destroyed. E. D. ANSFORD, Omata. b 974