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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11713, 18 August 1902, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. MESSRS FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO.'S AUCTION SALES FOR -AUGUST. Johnsonville, Tuesday 19 Waanganui, Wednesday 20 Johnsonville, Tuesday 26 < Wanganui, Wednesday 27 Waverley, Friday 29 ] Agents for Owen's New Zealand Patent Sheep Dip and Piercy's Patent Fencing-. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. (below Gasworks). - ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. AT NOON. T7TREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO . X?. will sell at their Yards, as above— 40 Store Cows 50 2£-yeaa.' Steers 12 Quiet Heifers, in calf 12 Springing Dairy Heifers 15 Superior Quiet 3-year Heifers (springing) 15 Forward 5-year Bullocks 10 Yearling Steers 500 Wethers 200 Hoggets (goody 70 2-tooth Wethers i 30 Maiden Ewes 35 Store Pigs 15 Porkers 1 Dray Also, on account of the Morton Jockey Club— The Privileges in connection with their Race Meeting at Wanganui, consisting of Two Publicans' Booths, Catering, Fruit Stall, Correct CardsLUNCHEON can be obtained a.t the Yards from Mrs Lind at Town Prices. NOTE.—In future our Wanganui. Sales will commence at NOON, so as to give clients an opportunity of attending to other business after the Sale is over. As. heretofore, all stock left in any of our paddocks will be yarded free of cost, and we deliver all stock to our paddocks on the evening of the sale, RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. DAIRY FARM TO LEASE. QfiQ ACRES, for a term of 5 or 7 years ; i OUt/ House, Milking Shed, etc.; will carry 120 cows $ close to Waverley Factory ad Kohi Crep.vusry. Immediate possession. FREE-MAN R. JACKSON AND CO. WANGANUI LAND, ESTATE, AND STOCK AGENCY. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. At 11.50 a.m. RBADDELEY AND P. G. FORLONG t will sell by public auction, at their New Sale Yards, on Taylorville side of Town Bridge, as above— 80 Good Forward Bullocks 22 2£-year Steers 20 Yearling Steers 7 5-ycar~oiLd Dair"- Heifers (just ealv-. $ Qaiet Haind-fed Heifes (springing) 1 First-class.Milch. Cow (|ust calving; 1 Cow (good), calving in September 1 Shorthorn Bull, 5 year's old 7 3-year-old Dary Heifer* (jirat calvj»g) 15 Year]ing Steers 2 ■ 2-year-old Steers 3 18-month Heifers 2 Weaners 1 Fat Cow 1 18-months Dairy Heifer, in calf 1 Cow, in calf 2 Young Dairy Cows (half Jersey), n> calf 10 3-year-old Hand-fed Heifers (just calving) 25 Mixed Yearlings 20 18-month Steers 7 2£-year-old Steers ,12 Run Cows, in calf 100 Hoggets 250 Young Ewes, in lamb 2 Weaners 10 Weaners (heifers) 20 Fa*. Wethers 100 Hoggets 400 Woolly Hoggets 150 2-tooth Store Wethers Settlers having stock tot enter are; requested to forward then.' entries as early as possible. NOTE.—AII Stock left in our paddocks will be yarded and sorted free of cost, and if required we deliver to paddocks after sale. At our first Sale LUNCHEON will be provided free of cost. ~ P. G. FORLONG, Auctioneer. THE WHITE SHOP THE AVENUE, Opposite English Church, WANGANUI .... H. NEVERMAN, HIGH-CLASS TAILORING and GENT'S MERCERY .... ! A MAGNIFICENT STOCK of SUITINGS | and COVERT COATINGS for the WINI TER SEASON. Every Garment thoroughly shrunk, and also FIT, STYLE, and | WORKMANSHIP Second to None. SUITS MADE TO MEASURE From £3 10s. to £5 10s. STOCK OF MERCERY UP-TO-DATE. Tiio finest Assortment of Hats (hard and soft Felts), of all the Latest Styles. . . Also SHIRTS and COLLARS TIES and Braces UNDERWEAR OF EVERY . . . DESCRIPTION INSPECTION INVITED. THE WHITE SHOP, THE AVENUE Opposite English Church , WANGANUI .... H. NEVERMAN,