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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11745, 23 September 1902, Page 6

<-■'. AUCMON SALES'. } MESSRS. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO.'S AUCTION SALES for SEPTEMBER. Johnsonville, Tuesday 23 Wanganui, Wednesday 24 Waverley, Friday 26 Johnsonvilie, Tuesday .30 OCTOBER,-i" Wanganui, Wednesday ...." 1 Johnsonville, Tuesday 7 Wanganui, Wednesday 8 Waverley. Friday 10 JohnsonviLle. Tuesday 14 Wanganui, Wednesday 15 Johnsonville, Tuesday 21 Wanganui, Wednesday 2? Waverley, Friday. 24 .Johnsonville, Tuesday 28 Wanganui. Wednesday 29 HORSE FAIR, FRIDAY 31 Agents for Owen's New; Zealand Patent Sheep Dip and Piercy's Patent Fencing. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. —no— WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. AT~~NOON. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO will sell at their Yards, as above— 30 Yearlings 20 Picked Springers 20 Forwaird Cows 20 2£-year Steers 10 Forward Empty Offwe 10 Bullocks 20 Fat Heifers 10 Forwardi 4-year Builocks 1 Prime Fat Cow 220 Mixed Hoggets (good) 200 Fat Wethers 200 Forward! Wethers 150 Fat Sheep 50 Ewes and Lambs 120 Dry Ewes 150 Dry Ewes 30 Dry Ewes 30 Hoggets 30 Fat Sheep 15 Store Piers 5 Fully-paid Wanganui Freezing Co. Shares A 'BUS will leave tlie Fountain at 11.45 a.m., returning from the Sale Yards at 2 p.m. LUNCHEON may be obtained at the Ya.rdis, from Mrs. - vid Lind1, at town prices. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. \ FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. A 1 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. will sell at their Yard's, as above— 35 12 to 18 months Cattle (mixed) 10 Yeaaliiig Steers (hand fed) 12 Springing- Heifers 200 Hoggets 200 Empty Ewes Settlers having stock to enter are requested to forward entries as early as possible. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. FOR PRIVATE SALE. WE have the following desirable Properties to dispose of privately :— 207 Acres at Brunswick, 9| miles from town, 1^ milea from creamery, post office, school and church; good level road. Owner leaving the district. 1794 Acres on Waitotara River, 17 miles from railway, 750 in grass, divided into 8 paddocks, 100 acres river flats ready for plough. Woolshed (80 x 30), dip, yards, etc., complete. Splendid eight-roomed house (exclusive of pantry, kitchen, store, and scullery). Price, £2 10s. per acre. We will be pleased to supply further particulars on application. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, LTD. GLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAW-ERA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. At 1 p.m. A A. FANTHAM will sell by public c auction, asi above, — 10 Fat Cows 20 2-year Heifers 30 2-y_ear Steers 18 Store Cowsl 50 Yearling Steers 5 Fat Cows 20 18-month Mixed Cattle 36 21 to 3-year Steers 12 Heifei's, in calf Also, on account of Mr J. Muir. who has1 sold his farm, — 100 3 to 4-year Bullocks, including some fat ones - - Mixed Cattle 25 Stags A. A. FANTHAM, Auctioneer. EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, LTD. SALE YARDS, OKAIAWA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. At 1 o'clock. A A. FANTHAM~wiII sell by public •" auction, as above — 10 Forward Cows 6 Store Cows 6 Springing Heifers 28 Steers 18 Heifers, in calf 6 3-year Springers 20 Weaners 2 Good Bulls 20 3 to 5-month Pigs A. A. FANTHAM, Auctioneer. WEST f^OAST T IVERY AND \j Li TIAIT O TABLES. FEEDS, -1/-T STANDS, 6d. Buggies, Gigs and Good Horses on Hire. Horses Broken to Harness or Saddle. Coaches Meet all Trains.HI GNAL TjRO S., BROADWAY, MARTON.