. AUCTION SALES. H MONDAY, 18th, at Xootf^V ■ WILLIAMS AND HARPER have H teen in tructel to Sell by Auction on tho premises, Alma Road, Gonville as above: — * 23 Sows, in pig to Purebred Berkihiro Board (champion Wanganui iShow) 50 Store and Small Pigs 22 Porkers, a lot of first-class poultry, 1 Harness Horse, 3 years old (guaranteed), Spring Cart and Harness, 100 gall. Boiler, 60 Sheets Iron, lot Wire Nett ng, Pests, Timber, Troughs, Also—Lease 4J acres land. 1 H. S, G. HARPER, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, ' .H / Ai 1 p m. ' :^H f H. KEESING will Sell at the resgr^M U •"cle-nce t of Mrs Scho&eld, Maryj^^H bank, the ,whole -cf the Household ■ niture-and Effect*,' consisting of: — '" *^H Duchess Pair, Duchess Chest, Chest t^H Drawers, Spring Couches, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, Double'o^H and Smglo Spiung and Wire-woy© ' {^H Mattresses, Kapoc Beds, Dining,, IH Kitchen, Occasional, and Side *^H Tables, Fenders, Brasses, Crockery, {^H Cutlory, Glassware, Canadian, Austrian, Easy, and Willow Chairs* .^H Lamps, Carpet Runner, Curtains, Poles, Oil Paintings, Cabinets, Sideboaa'd, Blankets, Linen, E.P. Cruets, Door Mats and Slips, Cuslhions, Bamboo Eaeols, Photo Frames," Hearthrugs, Mirrors, Wringer, Lot*.^^ Fine Jams and Preserves, Lot Fire- i*^M ' wood and Coal. ~ Also—4 Heifers (carrvinig 2nd calf), 1 v '^M Yearling Steer, 1 Hcrae, Bacgy, and 1H Harness, 1 good Sheep-tarid Cattle S^| Dog. Fine Lot Purebred Pojilttry." Saddld, Bridge, Garden, -anJfejbhca^-B Tools, and numerous Sundrjreu "*"* ' NO RESERVE. ■ ! A brake will leave the Fountain afc ■ 12.30 p.m. and 1.30 p.m. for the sale "H at Maryhank. "H J. H. KEESING. Auctioneer. I .' ■ • ■' PRELIMINARY'NOTICE. ■ AT AN EARLY DATE , /■ An. Auction Sale of - tH SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI<B TURE AND EFFECTS ~ %M TTtTILL be held by J. H. Keesing on^H YV account of rV.33^l E. D., JOHNSON, ESQ., -^M - Manager of the Aramoho Freezing™ " Worksj <who is leaving the district. T&ev&B gcods are all practically new and of >a,.|l 1 Full particulars future issue. , J. H. KEESING, Auctioneer. VIIB KAKARAMEA SALE YARDS. l JH FRIDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER, -«■ At IS 30 - ■- -'-JS^H N' OLAN TONES, AND CO. will Setffß by Public Auction as above :■ — ~" '*>£■ ! 20 3-Year Springing Heifers " --V^M 15 Mixed Yearlings t-ftlH \ 12 Good Springing Heifers. ' «fIH ■■ 30 Mixed Yearlings ZM^k '. 9 Store Cows /vIIM 6 Yearlings *- ' 'iJ*M 1 4 Prime Fat Cows v " irUU x 3 3-Year Springing Heifera - >f^B x 10 Weaners £§B 2 Daiary Cows „ - l 3 18-Month Steers '"*sU 12 Store Pigs " ■#■ * 10 Store Pdgs , '- ,"§M Spring Trap, Milk Carti Seed Po;%B tatoes. etc. 'X ;H GREAT SPRINGS HORS^FAI^ I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, '4B 6th and 7th October. , ±M * fpHE UNDERSIGNED are now re- *jM X Teceiving eatries for above. -"tB 1 Entries close on SATURDAY, 23rd " September. Entry forms on application. ■ "NbLANT, TONKS AND CO., s Auctioneers. j THE .... , " ■ CHEAPEST [ FARMS ; on our lists, f; I 0"20 ACRES all clear and in grass, r well-watered, divided into six paddocks * ;• by good wire fei.ces, about lialf ploaghaWe, calar.eeeasy hills; 4-roomed house, ! 6-bail cowshed, sheep and cattle yards, W 1 etc.i; oreamery on next section. Five- .'^ ' mi'es froui railway station, etc. Pries !?t £10 10s per aore. 1430 ACRES. 8 miles from township, v Iby good metalled road, nearly all in -1 r grass, wel!-fenctd nnd sub-divided; 5- &, ! roomed house and outbuildings; yards, c^ : etc, small grazing run Rent Is 2d per ' ' acre. Perpetual right of renewal. Splen- ' ' did grazing farm Easy hills saud some ■ /evel, will carry 2£ sheep per acre. Pi ice 5 £3 10s A bargain. 626 ACRES, level and undulating, all ' in grass 40 a^res undr r plough, 11 pad- ; docks, good fences, well-watered; 4roomed house and oottage of 2-rooms; 1 shod, sheep and cattle yards, orchard, etc. Price, £S 10s or owner whT«»x- ---' change, li-miles from school, creaniengs etc. Jrp ' 920«J ACRES, first-class sheep andfr cattle run, 160 acres bush, large area ,'' valuable milhnt; flax, some sandy »^ country, large area imder cultivation, ■-, 1 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. Price, £5 5s per aore. 911 ACRES, all in grass, 100 acres under plough, -nearly all ploughable; 3-- r 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. t Send for our latest Property Register. 0 L. DUIGAN AND CO., Land and Estate Agents, 112 Ridgway Street. ~ FOR SALE. FOR SALE, a very nice Suburban Hoo&a, of 15 Acres, 2£ miles from Wanganui . House 6 rooms, . large stable, fowlhouse and runs, 22 fiuit I trees in full bearing, ,and 100 choice r I selected fnit trees just planted; 8 1 acres level, will carry eight cows; well sheltered and watered ■by running stream, lying well to 'the sUn. :..; 4,? •' This is a jnice little place, . and-is. T being offered cheap "to ensure g"iclc -' j" sale. Apply for further particulars^to W. B. GIESEN AND CO.^
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12600, 14 September 1905, Page 8
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