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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11756, 6 October 1902, Page 6

AUCTTON SALES. MESSRS. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND Oa'S AUCTION SALES for OCTOBER: Wanganui, Wednesday ...«. 8 Waverley, Friday 10 Johnsonville, Tuesday 14 Wanganui, Wednesday if Johnsonville, Tuesday 21 Wanganui, Wednesday 22 Waverley, Frid<»Y ' 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. WAVERLEY SALE YARDSL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. A 1 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. will sell at their Yards, as above— 150 Cattfcle % - 65 2 to 3-year Steers 10 Fat Cows 10 18-month to 2-year Steeers 10 Fat Cows 180 Good Woolly Hoggets On account of the Daniels Estate, without reserve— 1 ACRE (more or less), town allotment No. 117, on pla- of Wairoa, Waverley Towship. Settlers having stock to enter are requested to forward entries as early as possible. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8. AT NOON. TiIREEMAN R^ JACKSON AND CO JJj will sell at their Yards, as above— 20 Dairy Heifera (in calf and springing) 8 Picked Hand-fed Dairy Heifers (near Calving) 7 Picked Hand-fed Daily Heifers (near Calving) 8 Empity Heifers 18 2^-year Steers 20 First-Class - airy Cows (in milk and to caltve) 10 Fat Cows 5 Prime Fat Cows (heavy weights) 8 Fat Oows 3 Fat Cows 6 Dairy Cows * 2^ Fat Cow s 3 Forward Cows 1 Good Milch Cow (springing) 150 Forward Wethers 100 Ewes and Lambs 200 Good Hoggets 90 Good Ewes and Lambs A 'BUS will leave tihe Fountain at 11.45 a.m., returning from the Sale Yards at 2 p.m. LUNCHEON may be obtained at the Yards, from Mrs David Lind, at town prices. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. FOR PRIVATE SALE. WE have the foßowing desirable Pro* perties to dispose of privately:— 207 Acres at Brunswick, 9^ miles from town, 1\ miles 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. SOME VERY SPECIAL LINES of NEW SEASON'S DRESSES, PRINTS, MUSLINS, and TRIMMINGS are now opened at MEL : BOURNE HOUSE. THE MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENTS .... Are under the directvm of the Best Talent Available, and we undertake to turn out GENT'S SUITS and LADIES' DRESSES that for Style and Finish are very difficult to approach. OUR PERFECTION Is not the result of limited experience, but the outcome of YEARS OF STUDY in the World's Fashionable Centres. FURTHER INFORMATION And Instruction, if necessary, from J. J, BUCKRELL MELBOURNE HOUSE, Avenue Opposite English Church. WANGANUI PORK BUTCHERY. AIH! jL TTpoODWIN, . JCi. (X VZ? VJOODWIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PORK BUTCHERS AND HAM AND BACON CURERS. SMALL GOODS MADE FRESH DAILY. Cambridge, German, Hamburg, and Coburg Sausages, Bath Polonies, Saveloys, Black and White Pudding*l, Brawn, Warwickshire Pork Pies, Pressed Ham and Tongue, Pressed Beef, Pressed Cheek Poultry (dressed, steamed, and roasted), Fresh and Pickled Pork, Ham and Bacon, always on hand. CARTS CALL AS FOLLOWS: MONDAYS.—Aramoho, Gonville, and Castlecliff. TUESDAYS. — Durietown, Putiki, St. John's Hill, Mosstown. WEDNESDAYS.—Aramoho, Sedgebrook, Eastown. and Ujpokongaro. THURSDAYS.—Casti'ecliff, Liverpool and Dublin Streets. FRlDAYS.—Durietown Putiki, St. John's Hill, Mosstown. SATURDAYS. — Aramoho, Sedgebrook, Eastown, and Upokongaro. A. E. AND G. GOODWIN, RIDGWAY STREET.