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Wanganui Chronicle, 26 August 1901, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. ■ -, At 1.30 p.m. RE. BECKETT will sell by public •, auction, as above, — 42-year Steers 8 "Yearlings 1 Fat Heifer 8 Empty Heifers 68 Ewes, in lamb 40 2-tooth Wethers ' "' 4 54 Hoggets 250 Hoggets 150 Hoggets 100 Woolly Wether Hoggets 200 Mixed Hoggets ' , ; 10 2-year Heifers 2 Fat Heifers 5 Cows 150 Hoggets 86 Hoggets ■ , . • ■ 87 Empty Ewes 120 Ewes in lamb R. E. BECKETT, Auctioneer. MANAIA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAyTaUGUST 28. At 12.30 p.m. NOLAN, TONKS AND CO. will sell by public auction, as above, 26 2-year-old Steers 6 Springing Cows 8 Yearling Steers 15 Fat Cows • . 10 Cows, in calf 20 Mixed Yearlings * 10 Fat Cows 15 Store Cows ; 50 Fat Wathera NOLAN, TONKS AND GO., Auctioneers. ' OPUNAKE SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 27. At 12.30. NOLAN, TONKS and CO. will aell by public auction, as above, — 40 12 to 15-months mixed 20 18-months Heifers 30 18-months to 2-year Steers 71 Store Cows 10 Choice Springers 5 Cows, in calf 25 Yearlings 15 Weaners 10 Calves NOLAN, TONKS AND C 0.,, Auctioneers. > PALMERSTON SALE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS wiil«ell by public auction at their yards, in Rangitikei Street, -as above, at 1 p.m.:—« 5 Fat Cows 25 Heifers, in calf 7 Good Dairy Cows 20 Weaners 170 2 and 4-tooth Wethers 200 Good Hoggets 100 Ewes, in lamb 120 Fat Ewes Fat Ewes ,suO Fat and Forward Wethers off turnips . 25 Mixed Yearlings ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THEEGMONT FARMERS' UNION LD. SALE YARDS, OKAIAWA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30. ' At 1 o'clock. A A. FANTHAM will sell by publio ■ • auction, as above, — . . 10 s3-year Steers . 25 Yearling Steers 35 Mixed iTearlings 14 Cows, in calf 12 Empty Cows 5 Springing Heifers 40 Weaners, mostly steers 40 Fat Sheep Also, on account of Mr U B Buckle (without reserve) — 22 Choice Dairy Cows (early calvers) A; A. FANTHAM, Auctioneer. THEEGMONT FARMERS' UNION LD: GLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. At 1 o'clock.' A A. FANTHAM will sell by public rV_c auction as above :— .15 Fat Bullocks 35 Fat and Forward Bullocks 25 3-yaar Steers 25 Yearling Steers 10 Fat Cows ' 7 Fat Cows 10 Cows and Calves 60 2£-year Steers ' 18 2-year Steers 20 Spring Calvers . ' 5 Springing Heifera . / _• • A. A. FANTHAM, , ■ " Auctioneer. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30. At 1 o'clock. p ORTON AND SON will sell by publio VJT auction, as above— ■' 18 Quiet' Dairy Cows 700 Mixed Hogge'js 400 Good Hoggets . 700 Good Mixed Hog-gets . 400 Mixed Hog-gets 350 First-class Woolly Hoggets 400 Mixed Hoggets ■ x 200' Mixed Hog-gets 80 First-class Mixed Hoggets 200 Good Forward Wetheis 200 Fat and Forward Ewes ard Wethers 300 Fat Ewes and Wethers GORTON A>'D SON. Auctioneers. I. J. BUCKRELL ■EXSATIONAL REALISATION SALE. 17000 WORTH of /ALUBALE DRAPERY, MILLINERY, ' AND CLOTHING will b£ offered without profit for - SIX WEEKS. HAVING Determined to Speedily Reduce his Enormous Stock by at • Least One Half has resolved tomake this SALE the most Genuine ' ' yet held in Wanganui, as everything is gone through, and marked down.. Tnese prices are for CASH ONLY ||^'/ — ' l-ll PRICES. Wh _ £■•>._■'-, Sale Commences I^-fe* FRIDAY, JUNE 28th, 1901. >M& VICTORL4 HOUSE. MM M'*;)\ M. BRIBO^B FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER. RIDGWAY STREET M^j (Next Oddfellows' Hall). flHfl BEGS to inform her friends and the^aE publio generally that she has taken/*<B| over the Business lately carried on by.Mrs Tag* Ferry, and trusts that, by selling the best i$M of Fruit, etc., obtainable, and by civility '3&A and attention to customers, to receive a^asi fair share of patronages. WM