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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLVIII, Issue 12363, 1 December 1904, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. THREEMAN R. JACKSON AND J} CO.'S STOCK SALES ' For DECEMBER. Waverley,. Friday 2 Sale of Aramo'ho 'Bus Company's Plant, Wednesday 7 WANGANUI HORSE FAIR, Saturday 10 Wanganui. Wednesday 14 Templo Frere's Clearing Sale, Thursday 15 Waverley, Friday 16 Wanganui, Wednesday 28 Waverley, Friday. 30 SALE YARDS AT— Wanganui, Waverley, Waitotara, Turakina. : AGENTS FOR— Owens New Zealand Sheep Dip* Piercey- Patent Fencing. KONDO SKEEP DRENCH. Alliance Assurance Co , Ltd. (Fire and Marine). Shaw, Saviil, and Albion Co., Ltd. . E. R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1904. At 1 p.m. •OREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. JD will sell at their yards as above: 60 12 to 15-month cattle 70. forward empty cows 20 cows with calves 15 18-month cattle 15 12 to 18-month cattle 5 2X-year springing heifers 2 steers . 50 4-year forward bullocks 5 dairy cows 6 nearly new milk cans 1 ha] fbred Jersey bull 1 fab cow 12 mixed yearlings 9 empty cows 6 fat cows 40 4 and 5-year forward bullocks 10 cows with calves at foot 4 empty, forward cows 40 well-bred Shorthorn yearlings 16 fine fat bullocks 100 15 to 18-months old mixed cattle 290 shorn hoggets (mixed sexes) 230 4 ,and 6-tooth wethers 130 mixed woolly hoggets 19 young pigs On account of Miss Watt: . 1 2-year purebred Shorthorn bull 3 2-year grade Shorthorn bulls A CHANCE FOR AN ACTIVE MAN. AS A GOING CONCERN. TjmEEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. JU (favoured with instructions from the Wanganui-Aramoho 'Bus Coy) will sell at the 'Bus Stables, Ridgway St., on WEDNESDAY, 7th December, at "2 p.m.: —. 13 first-class 'bus hor&vs 6 'busses and palace cars( 3 in first rate order); sundries comprising : 18 collars, 18 hames andtraces, 12. winkers, 6 sets '3horse reins, 6 (horse covers, saddle and bridle, check reins, lamps, pole straps, jack- spanners, rugs. etc. | NOTE.—The above will be offered first as a going concern, and affords a splendid opportunity for an energetic man seeking investment. The stables connected with the business can he rented for 30s per week. Should the business not be sold as a whole the lots as above will be put ur> singly and sold without reserve. -WANGANUI. HGRSE^FAIR, SATURDAY, 10th DECEMBER Sale at 12 (noon). TimEEMAN 11. JACKSON AND CO. JD will sell as above:— KA HORSES, consisting of draughts, yU light harness horses and hacks, 'broken and unbroken SPECIAL ENTRIES. 10 unbroken heavy draughts (bred hy H. Y. Lethbridge, Esq.) 10 unbroken half-draughts (bred by H. Y. Lethbridge, Esq.) 1 quiet and staunch harness and saddle cob 1 reality good 5-year-old half-ton • horse On account of Mrs. J. Paul: Half-draught filly, 3 years, broken saddle >and harness ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. All horses must 'be in yards by 11 a.m. (unless hy train) pHARAZYN'S IyTARAHAU _'' . TESTATE, . •jl/rAXWELLTOWN. 5,000 ACRES TO BE SUBDIVIDED. READ BROS, have received instruc■tipris to offer for sale by private treaty- ariiy.size-.ar^a of (this magnificent -estate..,""" .-.',".,." '■ ',- ■.•■'..■■.''•-•. ■>■-. Marahau is 'admittedly the most fertile area in .a fertile locality, and offers ■bright opportunities for farmers whether agricultural or pastoral. The Estate is situated on the main road 17 miles from Wanganui, with a railway station at. either end of the property, namely Okehu and Nukumaru. The soil is of a heavy black mould on top of a chocolate loam. _ It is practically impossible to work it out, and is suitable for all classes of farming. Come to us for full particulars as to terms, etc., which are exceptionally easy. A man cannot go wrong in buying Marahau land. Be prompt, too, for it is being snapped up. READ BROS., CENTRAL LAND AGENCY, WANGANUI. LAND. W; M.'ISHTON AND CO. HAVE FIRST-CLASS SHEEP RUNS WINTERING .24 SHEEP AND CATTLE. £1500 cash will buy 1,000 acres. £900 cash will buy 500 acres. £750 cash will buy 350 acres. £1000 cash will buy 750 acres. With Homesteads, Woolsheds, etc., readiy to take over. HANDY TO RAILWAY. HANDY TO TOWN. BARGAINS.