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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 15000, 22 November 1899, Page 3

AUUI.IUM HALES. LIFFITON AND NIXON'S LAND__SALESi-. usual Monthly Land Sales at th : Rutland Chambers will take puw' on tho following dotef : — : Wednesday— December 13th. Entries should be made with the Ano- '." tioneera at least one wetk before sale.-- iio -commission charged onlees sale eSeet»<. LIFFixOX .«: NIXON, Aactionfprg. FKILDIXG SALE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 1899. Sale at 1 p.m. r\ ORTOX AND SON will Sell by Pub[\X liv Auction, as above: — 80 18-months cattle, ehielly steers 12 first-clasi springing heifers 300 prime fat woolly wethers 200 fat and forward Lincoln woolly wethers 130 prime fat shorn wethers 70 4-tooth maiden ewes 230 fat and forward woolly eucs _ 100 woolly hoggets 130 wool y mixed hoggets 350 first-class mixed hoggets 10 first-class springing dairy heifers 150 4-tooth maiden ewes 150 4-tooth woolly wethers 30 2 year Heifers 30 2J year Heifers 5 2 year Steers 6 Cows,' springing . 5 fat cows 0 fjt. maiden heifers 1 20 yearling and 18-montliß heifers 60 woolly wethers ! 20 2 and 3-year bullocks 100 fat shorn ewes 1 P.B. Berkshire miw, in pig 10 P.B. Berkshire weaners 2 porkers I 340 n'rst-clnss fnt shorn hoggets 100 fat shorn ewes GORTON and SON, f Auctioneers PALMERBTON LIVE STOCK AUCTION MARKET. THURSDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER, 1893. At Noon. MATTHEW HENRY will sell by public Auction, as above — 20 mixed cattle 400 2-tooth wethers 300 4-tooth wethers 60 fat ewes 100 fat ewes 200 woolly hoggets (good line) 30 woolly hoggets MATTHEW HENRY, Anotlonesr. IBE WANOANUI AUCTION MART, , Victoria. Av^nua, Saturday, November 1899. A* 12 Noon, WUXJAMS AND HARPER win Mil by public auction as abovo- . Farm Produce of all Horses, Poultry, etc. H. S. G. HARPER, Auctioneer. PALMERSTON SALE. THURSDAY, 23rd NOVKilß'il', li^j At 1 p.m ABRAHAM 'ant! WILLIAMS will sell by Public Auction, as above— 8 24-year Slceas t0 Fat. Cows 53 Prime Fat Ewes On Account of G Slack, T'sq -• 6 P.B. Berkshire Hows '-.vciinpi'j) 6 4-bred Yorkshire-Berkshire Sow\ - (Weaners) 25 Well-bred Cows -ii-l C^ves 50 Three and Four y-->.u- liu'locks 30 store pigs ABIUHAM AND WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. T^MjvTfARMERS' U.\iO~N7LTI>7~ : SALE YA'tDS, OICAIAW^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24th. - At 1 p.m. A A.. FANTHAM will sell by uiiblih « auction as abnt'p.” 15 2-year steers 10 steor* 4 fat bullocks. 12 18 months- steels 10 fat and forward cowr 10 weahefs 5 heifers, in calf 8 empty heiferg A. A FANTHAM, Auctioneer. EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, LTD. GLOVER ItOAD' YARDS, HAWIiRA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd. At 1 p.ni. A A. FANTHAM will sell by pub lib c auction as above: — 16 fat bullocks 24 3, to 34-year steers „- 25 24-year steers • -il'B fat and fofward cows . 25 cows in calf ; 35 18--nonth steeis ■ 30 18-n^onth heifers 35 18-mont'a niixed 7 springing heifers A. A. FANTHAM, Auctianaßf. MRS ROBERTS' Exceptional Variety and Value in the NextSeason's Goods. Black Dress Materials in Grenadine, Al i paca, Crepons, Nepps, Merino and Cashmere (. : s'j ; !ffiffi ; Cashmere, from Is lid per yard Thu new Foile Cloth in Navy, Fawn, Brown. and Myrtle Covert Coating Tweeds in almost invisible checks, at 11s 6d, 16s 6d and 21s the dress length Black and Navy Skirting Serge, ct 2s 6d 2s 9d, 2s lid, 3s 6d and 4s 6 per yard MUSLINS. . Cream and White in Spots> Stripes adl : Floral Designs, at 84d, 94d, lO^d, end la "- famboured Muslins with floral spraysi at lo4d White Pique, now so fashionable) at ll^dj ,Is, Is 3d avid Is 6d French Washing Cambrics in Checks and Stripes, from BJd Real Indigo Galatea Coating (dozens oi Patterns to choose from, «t lljid per? yard Creme Cashmerette with silk stripes, r.t 9£d A very large assortment of good washing prints, from 4^d per yard IN THE SHOW ROOM. Wo are showing the latest styles in fashionable trimmed millinery Sailor Hats (dozens to choose from) at Is 6d up to Ss 6d Boys' Galatea Straws from 9d up to 6s 6d A beautiful assortment of Infants' Mi'.lincry, Robes, Tunics, and Frocks at MRS ROBERTS' ■ • Dressmaking done on the Premises. Style and Fit guaranteed. TEED'S /CERTAIN /lURE FOR /^JORNS^ v % j kj -*» •"'" NAPIER, llawke'.'s Bay. Teed's Certain on Corns is, 1 may venture to say, the only reliable cure to be had in New Zealand. 1 have siiffeied -vith corn-, for years and have tried all cures to l>c good for nothing. Nothing that I can procure can. conift neur Teed's Corn Cure. Irstead of being Is a box, they would be chr p aB a guinea per box. You may make use of this in any way you please.— Yours, etc., a. HARRISON. Sold, in Is Boxes, by . Mr." GOWER, Chemist, and Mr Nosworthy, Chemist.