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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12550, 13 July 1905, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. } FREEMAN 11. JACKSON AND J. CO.'S STOCK SALES For JULY. Sale Yards at Wanganui., Waverley, Turakina, and Ra<etihi. Waverley, Friday 14 Mr Hurley's Sale Dairy Herd, When uakura, Monday, 21 Mr. H. W. Montgomerie's Sale of Dairy Herd, Tuesday 25 Wanganui, Wednesday 2(j Waverley, Friday 28 Mr A. Bretherton's Sale Dairy Herd Southern Grove, MONDAY 31 AGENTS FOR— Owen's New Zealand Sheep Dip. Piercey Patent Fencing. . KONDO SHEEP DRENCH. ■■...'-, Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. (Fire and Marine). Shaw Savill, and Albion Co., Ltd. E. R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 14th, At 1 p.m. TjiR'EEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. JU will &©ll as above-y"'. 10 Dairy Cows, springing 50 Good Mixed Weaners (hand fed) 20 Heifers, early calvers 15 Well-bred Forward Empty Cows 70 Weaners 7 Forward Cows 20 3-year Bush Steers • 3 Dairy Cows near calling 5 3-year Bullocks 5 Mixed Cattle 12 Mixed Cattle - ■ . 10 AVeaners 601) Good Lambs 240 4 and 6-tooth bush -Wethers 140 Ewes in Lamb to Lincoln rams On account of Messrs James Laird and Sons, a choice selection of well-grown Fruit Trees, Apples, Japan Plums, Peaches, Gooseberries, etc., Flowering Plante, Ornamental and Shelter Trees, Hedge Plants, suitable far exposed situations. ■ ■ i HAWERA SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, 13th JULY, At 12.30. NOLAN, TONKS, AND CO. will sell by public auction as above; — 90 3Jjr-yeair Forward Bullocks 40 Mixed Yearlings 30 2 to ~2£-year Steers 35 Well- bred Weaners 14 Dairy Cows, September and October calvers 10 3-year Heifers in calf 25 2£ to 3-year Steers { 20 Store Cows. 10 3-year Steers I 15 18-month Steers 10 Fat Cows 20 Mixed Weanetrs 10 2£-year Empty Heifers 10 Dairy Cows, August calvers 8 Fat Cows 6 2-year Steers 5 3-year Springing Heifers . UFat Cows HEATON PARK ESTATE. WIRE to us AT ONCE for full particulars, as applicants take priority according to the date applications ara received. As the land is offered on specially easy terms and at very low price, it offers an opportunity to graziers and investors that will; not occur again.: ; : v 1100 ACRES, no buildings,- good grassy ridges and flats, cohered with glass rushes, toi toi, flax, manuka, etc., large area easily drainable; well.watered. Price, £2 7s. 6d. per iicre. 1500 ACRES, mostly' rich swamp land, now being drained, with grassy ridges running through it. Can be grassed at a very moderate cost. Part undrained swamps, -growing a lot of valuable flax, and large flats covered with manuka, fern, etc. Price (average;, £4 sa. per acre. ■ " 2400 ACRES, with 13-roomed residence, stable, trap shed and usual outbuildings, men's house, shearers' quarters, woolshed, with 10 Wolseley's Machines, cart and implement sheds, etc.; dip, granary, yards> etc.; W well fenced paddocks. Includes a la:-ge area, of drained swamps, large portions of which have been ploughed and-splendid rape and turnip crops grown. Price (average), £10 16s. per acre. 2600 ACRES, mostly rich flats, including large area of good milling flax. The bulk or the land would grow splendid rape and turnip crops. Well watered by streams and lagoons. Good sroomed house, etc. This is a model grazing block. . Price, £5 per acie. 5500 ACRES, no buildings, large area of milling flax, some very rich drained swamp flats, portion sandy country, 6C acres cleared and ploughed. Well watered. Tha flax returns a considerable royalty. Price, £3 17s. 6d. per acre. 7050 ACRES, three miles from Turaj kina Railway Station, 750 acres richest alluvial flats on the Turakiua River; magnificent fattening country; good 6roomed house, etc. Well fenced and watered. Balance includes large area of flax land and drained swamps. Price (average), £5 7s. per acre^ SPLENDID TERMS, ■ . : ; Viz. :— 25 per cent cash, balance for a term at 5 per cent. We shall be pleased to make arrangements to show intending buyers over th« property. C. L. DUIGAN AND CO., Land and Estate Agents, 112 Ridgway Street. t Sinclair's Tested Seeds, "f % HEW SEEDS. I Bjj*£ Vegetable Seeds. §f|f «>3£& Slower Seeds* ,«* «T Varm Seeds. y& *jr Seed JPotatoes- ~sl && Leading Sorts. .jl^ ?* ffew Potato'ffortdern Star' "?** ONIONS. £JH ' ImproYad Brown Spanish. r £?&> Colonial Grown. '/ JinproYed Brown Globe "'^ &U* Colonial Grown. m^ */* Insecticides, Vermorite, 7** 4er Improved, 1905, 58a?? SBear- £ ?j* ing Zsawn Mower. Vjs! $1* Thoriey's Food fop Horses & Cattle 4«& Implements all Sorts. '£ % J. T. "SINCLAIR, I 2i, Seed Merchant and Seed Grower, £ Tijf Taupo Quay, Wanganisl. Vjli?