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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12594, 7 September 1905, Page 8

AUCTION SALIC* UUtEEMAN R. JACKSON a.isu JD CO.'S STOCK SALES "or SEPTEMBER. Waverley, Fridaj 8 Wanganui, Wednesday 20 Waverley, Friday 22 Sale Yards at Wanganui, Waverley, Turakina, and Raetihi. AGENTS FOR— Owen's New Zealand Sheep Dip. Piereey Patent Fencing. KOM>O SHEEP DRENCH. Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. (Firo and Marine). Shaw Savill, and Albion Co.. Ltd. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY. DEERING DRILLS, MOWERS, AND BINDERS. E. R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth, Sale at 1 p.m. JTjIREEMAN R. JACKSON and CO. JD will Sell as above: — 50 Good Yearling Steers (off turnips) 20 Good Forward Bullocks 20 Mixed Cattle 40 Good Yearling Heifers (off turnips) 12 2^ to 3-Year Springing Heifers 10 Springing Heifers 24 2£-Yea«r Steers 450 Well-grown Mixed Hoggets 200 Lincoln Hoggets 120 Mixed Hoggets 10 Prime Fat Cows 20 18-Month Steers 10 Choice Springing Heifers 20 2-Year Steers 10 18-Montih Heifers SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY STOC . KIMBOLTON, WEDNESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, 1905, at 12 o'clock. mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, will Sell % Pivblic Auction as above-— . . 112 Springing Dairy Cows 26 Good Dairy ■ Cows, September or ' : October ealvers. 12 Good Dairy Cows, close to calving. 11 Good Young Dairy Cows. 6 Cows in calf 20 Picked Heifers, September and October cailvers 7 Springing Heifers 2 Heifers in calf. N.B.—A special drag will leave Feiiding for Kimbolton on the morning oi the sale. THE .... CHEAPEST FARMS ON OUR LISTS. ("20 ACRES, all clear and in grass well-watered, divided into six paddock* by good wire fences, about half plough able, balance easy hills; 4-roomed house 6-bail cowshed, sheep and cattle yards etc.; creamery on next section. Fiv< miles from railway station, etc. Prices £10 10s per acre. 1430 ACRES, 8 miles from township by good metalled road, nearly all ir grass, well-fenced and subdivided; 5 roomed house and outbuildings; yards etc, small grazing run Rent Is 2d pel acre; Perpetual right of renewal. Splen did'grazing farm Easy hills and som< level; will carry 2\ sheep per acre. Prict £3 10s A bargain. ; 626 ACRES, level and undulating* al in grass. 40 acres under plough, 11 pad docks, good feDces, well-watered; •4roomed house and cottage of 2-rooms shed, sheep and cattle yards, orchard etc. Price, £8 10s. or owner will ex. change, l^-miles from school, creamery, etc. 9200 ACRES, first-class sheep and cattle run, 160 acres bush, large area valuable milling flax, some sandy country, large area under cultivation, including some Very rich flats; good residence and extensive outbuildings. Price, £4 5s per acre. 600 ACRES, Mangaweka, 480 acres in grass; comfortable residence, wool-shed and outbuildings; good grazing farm. Pirice, £5 5s per acre. 911 ACRES, all in grass, 100 acres under plough, nearly all ploughable; 3 miles from railway, etc.; new 9-roomed house, large stables, woolshed, barn, etc.; 13 paddocks, good fences; a well, improved farm. Price, £10 10s per acre. The above are only a selection from our extensive lists. - Send for our latest Property Register. C. L. DUIGAN AND CO., Land and Estate Agents, 112 Ridgway Street. Just now A. DEXTER and Co. are showing a aj, very charming range of LOCKE'S Worcester Ware. The aainty and exquisite beauty of which is the delight of all who see it. We want ri YOU to see it, because we feel .... ... sure that when you do see it A WAYS y°u w"1 like >* immensely. M.TIHIO LOCKE'S WORCESTEB SPARF WABE has a woria-wide reui nit i. putation : it stands in the ft front rank of high-class China ......... Goods. In our shop, just opM H TF Posite the English Church, inillUlt c are showin g LOCKE'S JQ WOECESTER in IOOK Sweet Dishes ,„ \ Saßad Bowls IN Flower Holders TU[ Pot Pourris Miiunnui Candlesticks WINDOW Wall Brackets (]f Vases, etc. i fVPYTCR'^ These things are ju3t right UiLAICfIO f Or Wedding Presents ana PfIfIPKFRY Birthday gifts—they are so unuuliLni exceeding pretty.so thoroughCL fiP ly good, ana yet so remarkonUr. ably Moderate in Price. While you are at the shop, make a point of inspecting our general stock of Crockery and Glassware. Ijook at the Goods and note the Prices. Then you will know that DEXTKR'S is tho I Shcp for the Public to pat remise. Remember the address — Opposite *•"%£?■ •.■-■ English Church, M r:J t ; - ■ THE HAPPY MEETING ;• PL ACE FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY FRIENDS—DUSTIN'S CENTRAL REFRESHMENT ROOMS.