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Wanganui Chronicle, 31 January 1902, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1802. At 11.30 and 2 p.m. HtAD BROS will sell hy aucUou at u uuV U W. A. READ, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1902. At 2 o'clock. READ BROS, have received instructions • from a gentleman leaving Wanganui to sell by public auction, at their iUart, i\idg\vay Street, the whole of his liouseho.a Furniture and Effects, as above, eooi.sisung oi'— Dining and Kitchen Tables, Dresser, Chest Drawers, Waslistauds, Toilet Set, S. uuci -U. .Bedsteads, jiarbie YVashsland, {single uud Double Wire Mattresses, b. and D. Spring Mattresses, Chairs, Couches, Curta-ms, Streteheis, Overmantle, Pictures, Sewing Machine, Books, Crockery, Pots, Pans, etc., uaiil tile usual sundries. ABSOLUTELY i\O RESERVE. ' W. A. READ, Auctioneer. pZITfERSTON "^UKlil^L^UAiTluiJ FAIR. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 6th and 7th FEBRUARY. A BRAHAM and WILLDVMS, LTD., in XX conjunction with the N.Z. LOAN and MERCANTILE AGEM'Y CO., LTD., will hold their Annual Ram Fair in the iatter's Yards, Rangitikei Street, as.above, commencing each clay at lid o'clock, and will otter Rams bred by some of the Best Breeders m the Colony, comprising— 500 2-tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by Messrs VVm. Wilson, Owen Hawes, Randolph and Walker, J. Jarvis, A. Southey Baker J. S: Holmes, L. G. Bremer, Robt. Wilson, and L. G. Bremer, Robt, Wilson, H. B. Williams, R. Bremer, J. D. ' Hughes, J. R. Sutton, J. Hastings, and Jas. Collins'. 300 2-tooth Romney Rains, bred by Messrs J. O. Tavaweler, D. Buick, W. F. Jacob, D. Rowlands, E. Dorset, R. Cobb, and R. M. Bryant. 240 2-tooth English Leicester Rams, bred by Messrs Slack Bros., W. Boag, and G. W. Reid. 220 2-tooth Shropshire Rams, bred bj Messrs G. W. Reid and Captain ■ Gardner. ■■ ,:■ 160 2-tooth Border Leicester- Rams, bred by Messrs. J. S. Holmes, C. W. Reid, W. Boag, and G. H. Gower. 10 Southdown. Rams Also, on Account of G. H. Gower, Esq.— 40 2-tooth Border-Leicester Ewes 25 Border-Leicester Ewes (mixed ages) 15 5-tooth Border-Leicester Ewes, bred by N,ew Zealand and Australian Land Company. 20 f-bred Leicester Rams, bred by H. ■ B. Williams. Lincolns will this year be offered on the Second Day; all other breeds first day.' Entries close Friday, 31st January.. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF WELL-BRED SHEEP AND CATTLE.

FEBRUARY 19th, 1902, \ BRAHAM and WILLIAMS, LTD., in XX conjunction with W. Rose, have been instructed by the Assets Realisation Board, to sell by public auction, at the Homestead, Mangatoro, near Dannevirke, in consequence of the Sale of the Property to the Government -.and Purchase Board, about 30,000 Well-bred Lincoln Sheep. 1,000 Well-bred Shorthorn Cattle. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT. RESERVE. Full particulars in future advertisement. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF WELL-BRED SHEEP AND CATTLE. FEBRUARY 21st, 1902. A BRAHAM and WILLIAMS, LTD. Xi. have received instructions from Aii Thos, Crosse, to sell by public auction, at his Homestead; Kumeroa, near Woodvilie, in consequence of the Sale ol the Property-—----to the Government Land Purchase Board, about 10,000 Well-bred Lincoln Sheep. 300 Well-bred Shorthorn-Polled Angus 1 Cattle ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Full particulars in future advertisement. WAIMATE SALE YARDS, MANAIA. MONDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY. At 1 p.m. STEUART AND UORRIGAN will sell b/ public auction, as above, — 60 2i- to 3-Yeav Steers 40 3-Year Steers 15 2£-Year Steers 10 2£-Year Heifers 20 2|-Year Steers STEUART AND UORRIGAN. AucUulleei." UNRESERVED SALE OF jjllW*.:v I'iUniciijLon ,0.01111. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ■ JL.

At 1 ji.ni, A BRAIIAM AND WILJLIAJMS will sti. Xi, by public auction, at tlieir y«ras, n« iiaiigitikci (Street, sis above— On account of J. R. McDonald, Esq;, without reserve, his annual draft oi p. A Unbroken 3 to 5-year-old Draughts l/U and Half Draughts. Also, subject to slight reserve The weli-known racehorses Titotfi, 'Whitney, Ronald, and others, also full brother to Titoki (untried). Also, a consignment of QA Light Unbroken Horses from GisOU borne, -without reserve. Entries for this Sale are now ciosud. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAA'^ A;:i:tiui:tv;.ON THE FARjI, iIANUi'AHI. MONDAY, 3rd i''EJiIIUAItY. At 1 p.m. NOLAN, TONKS, AND CO. hare received inrtructions fiom Mr. M. (J Sullivan (whoso lease bus ospirtdj, tc* l>.old an unreSi'ived salu as above, 15C0 Lambs in wool 750 Breeding Ewes 35'J 2 and 4 tooth Wethers 40 18-months Steers 25 2-year Steers 2 Tip Drays. Mare and Foal Etc., Etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. • NOLAN, TONKS AND CO., Auctioneers*. HUNTERVILLE SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. At 1 p.m.

RE. BECKETT will sell on above » date— 42 Good Weaners 10 Mixed Weaners 12 Mixed Weauera 18 Fat Cows 2 Fat Cows 3 Fat Cows 2 Fat Cows 1 Eat Bullock 30 Cows and Calves 4 15-months CnUk; 15 18-monlfe Mixed Oat I" lit 15 3-ye;ci" Sled 5 16 Cilio.l 2-yeai- ISUas 17 W'.-iriui-i Stews 21) Wai-Unu Stoers JSO F.u\v;ir.l LuinJ.-, I-y Burder Lcicestfi' lain:; 50 .Sllulil WrtllcV J.illJlbd 700 Mixed I.mkiV---300 .Mixo.l L.uubs 400 >lU'.-J Jjarabs -50 Mixed Lambs (early shorn) 100 Fat and Forward 4-looth 'WlUrts 100 Fat and Forward Ewe."< 31- Fat Ewea i 150 Breeding Ewes 12 Wcanev Pigs R. E. BECKETT, Auctioneer. YXTANTED—SeiitI throe stamps for Free VV Viook en Hypnotism, Personal Magnetism and Miignetio Hetkling. It is the key to all busineiss and social success. If yen desire this precious knowledge, writer tc-daj. Prof. Word, Box 357, j» Q