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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 15000, 27 November 1900, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. T, m TUtEE'MAN R. JACKSON AND Ct \ t _ X AUCTION 6ALEB. FOR NOVEMBER, 1900. Johnsonville, Tuesday 2 St. Hill Street, Wednesday 2 WANGANUI HORSE FAIR, Friday 3 Agents for Owen's New Zealand Pater Sheep Dip and Piercy's Patent Fencing. J 1 ; RAYNEY JACKSON, '' Auctioneer. Is' "STrHILLSTREET SALE YARDS. - lYangauui. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th. , s At 1 p.m. y' TjIREEiUVN .1. JACKSON AND CO ' X will sen by public auction as above ; „t 1 purebred shorthorn bull, 4 years bred by Mr Jas. Wilson (Ist prizi , s- at Wanganui Show) 1 '" 50 4-year-old forward bui'ocks 7 dur'.y cows, in full milk 5 f;it cows 30 young sto-e cows 15 young cows and heifers 67 3 and 4-year steers 100 2-year-old steers 250 2£ to 3-year-old steers D 100 3-year-old steers >S 42 2 to 2^-year steers 25 yearling steers 20 2i-yep.r steers 12 3-year steers 57 yearlings to 18-months' steers rs 86 mixed yearlings P- 50 mixed yearlings (good) e > 30 hiind-fed yearling heifers d> 3 springing heifers t, 16 3-year heifers (}' 15 2-year heifers 111 14 18-months' heifers JC 16 Berkshire porkers *' 10 porkers 2 half-bred Tumworth sows, in pig RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. ST HILL STREET SALE YARDST WANGANUI. WANGANUI TTORSE TIAIR. ANGANUI XIORSE JD AIR .. FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER. Sale at 11.45. JIREEMAN R JACKSON and Co., will sell by public auction, as above, — 190 TT ORSE,S > consisting of Draughts, Light Hiirness Horses, and Hacks (broken and unbroken. I On account of Messrs Nicholson Bros. — Black Mitre, syrs, by Vanguard— dam Dilko mare Bay Mure, 6yrs, by Vanguard — dam Dilko mare Entries now closed. All draughts will be offered at 1.50 p.m. RAYNEY JACKSON, [ Auctioneev. \ PRELIMINARY NOTICE THE undersigned will sell at a future date, on account of Mr M. H. Wybourne, — IKQ ACRES No. 2 Line, known as ±O\J Upper Farm, and now occupied by Mr Thcs. Bamber. This property will be cut up into various sections of suitable size. Also, — On account of Mr Arthur Nixon, nt the same time onti place; — 1 f\n ACRES of his Property { a por--lUU tion of the original Sedgebrook Estate), in Sections varying from i to 40 Acres. FREEMAN R. JACKSON and CO. UNRESERVED SALE OF HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th. At 1 o'clock. UNDER iivitructions from Mr H. Tay'lor (who is leaving Wiinganui), HUNTER and CO. will sell by public auction, at tho residence, Mathieson Street, the whole of the very superior Household Furnituro and Effects, comprising — DRAWING-ROOM:— Nearly new Piano, Bohin, cost 70 guineas ; handsome 3-piece Suite in pure H'.lk tapestry and plush, Brussels Cavjiet Square, Overmantel, 5 Fancy Chairs in tapestry and plush. Fan=y TaWes, Rattan Chairs, Easel, Pictures, B.R. Fender, Brasses, Wall Mirror, H. Rug, Coal Scuttle, 8-Day Clock, 0-nt>-ments, Chenille and Muslin Curtains, Pole, etc. DINING-ROOM.— Dinner Waggon with mirror buck, Carpet, H. Rug, Fender und Irons, Tables, Cretonne Suite, 7 pieces, Leather Couch, very large Oil Paintiug. Pictures, Sewing-machine, Dinner Set, Tea Set, Mirror, Glassware, Curtains, etc. BEDROOM.— Handsome B.M. Bedstead, Matrass, 5-drawcr Chest, Solid Walnut Duchess Fair, Double Set Ware, Matting, Curtains, etc. BEDROOM No. 2.— S. Iron Bedstead, Matrasses, 5-drawer Chest, Kauri Washstand, Ware, Curtains, Matting, etc. Hall. — Linoleum, Pictures, Curtains, Wall Mirror, Umbrella Stand, Mats and Carved Hall Seat. KITCHEN.— TabIes, Chairs, large Cupboard, Oilcloth, Gas Ring, Pres. Pan, Boiler, Saucepan, an-1 Kitchen Sundries. OUTSIDE.— Lawn Mower, Steps, Blind, Garden Tools, Baths, etc. No Reserve. Goods on view Thursday. Terms : Strictly cash before delivery. W. HUNTER, Auctioneer. lIAWERASALE YARDS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. At 12.30 o'clock NOLAN, TONKS and CO. will sell by public auction, as abovtv--70 forward heifers 69 18-iiiontbs steers 45 storo cows 45 empty heifers 25 2| to 3-year bullocks 40 15-months steers 25 mixed yearlings 20 fat cows 20 forward bullocfks 11 store cows 12 cows and calves I 10 yearling steers 10 weaners 2 well-bred yearling bulls 1 3-year-old bull, well bred On account of Mr John Gore, for removal from his faun, South Road — 1 good co v-shed and dairy. 24 x 30, with witer-wheel arid fittings attached. 1 wool-sheJ, in good order, 30 x 35 NOLAN, TONKS and CO., ; Auctioneers. ~ PALMERSTON STOCK SALE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. At 1 oolock. ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS will sell by Public Auction, as above — 100 3 and 4-year fat and forward bullocks (good ".ine) 30 3-year steerß 30 15-months heifers p 500 good 4-tooth shorn wethers p 200 mixed hoggets 40 ewes and lambs 100 fat shorn wethers 50 forward shorn wethers On account of Balfour Estate,— 30 3-year fat and forward bullocks 20 18-month and 2-year steers 10 empty cows 200 shorn hoggets 50 woolly store ewes ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, Auctioneers . : :js '' COLOURS d FROM 4d A TUBE. n ■ '' MOULDINGS OF ALL DESCBIPTIONS. y PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER. * B'7 A E« KING EY, AVENUE, ;h b. W A N G A N U I. BHfflßßnMHHfflfiHnHl