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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 3 September 1908, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. T H. NIXON AND CO.;S LIST OF J . AUCTION SALES FOR SEPTEMBER. iVanganui, Wednesday .:.... 9 iVanganui, Wednesday 23< >ale ot: Kaimanuka Freehold and Leasehold Lands, Wanganui Yards, Saturday 20 FARMS of every description on our books for sale or lease. AGENTS FOR— Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire. Colonial Mutual Lifo Assurance Society, Limited. Live Stock General Insurance Co. o£ N-.Z. • • Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Accident. N.Z. Automatic Gate Co., Ltd. SALE YARDS AT— Wanganui, Wayeiley, Mangamaho, and Raetihi. - % GUS. AIKEN, Auctioneer. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 9th"SEPTEMBER. Sale at 11.30 sharp. J' H. NIXON AND CO. will sell bj • public auction as above— QKAA SHEEP, comprising :^ 700 /Cl/U \j good mixed' hoggets, 400 woolly Lincoln hoggets (good), , 300 Romney hoggets, 5^50 'iriNsed, hoggets, 120 mixed Lincoln hoggets, 500 2-tooth Avethers, 75 4tooth wethers, 100 fat wethers, 50 fat wethers. IOA CATTLE, comprising:— 30 2JLOv/ year steers, 25 store cows, 20 store cows, 10 mixed cattle, 20 mixed yearlings, 15 woaners, & store cowSj-1 springing heifer,, 1 cow ..and calf. BUSH FARMS FOR-SALE. 1600 ACRES—Native lease; 115 acres in grass; contract of 430 acres let; 300 acres already down; about half the property is flat, the Balance undulating country. Purchaser must take over bush contract as it stands now, any further payments made to bush- , men must be paid for in addition. Lease 42 years; rent 2s Id. per acre. The stock now on, 320 sheep, go- with ,the- property^ The vendors have spent 10s. per acre on the property. Goodwill £1 per acre for everything.. 870* 1740 ACRES—Native Lease;'slo acresin English grass, balance bush;- divided into 3 paddocks; 133 chains of post and- wire fencing; well watered ;. there are a lot of fine flat§T»nd a good proportion will be plougtiablewhen stumped, the balance being easy rolling hills; splendid 'so.il; country will easily carry 2^ sheep to the acre ; 600 to 700 sheep are being wintered on 250 acres grass,- the remaining area I in grass being new burn and not ytt stocked. Whare 2 rooms, pataka, sheepyards, and rough shed. Leas© has 19 years to run at a rental of 5 per cent, on the unimproved value. .There is a bush contract let to.fell 300* acres which will be completed shortly and for which the purchaser wilUhave to pay extra. £2 per acre. Terms. , - - 830 LEASE WITH RIGHT-TO PURCHASE FOR EXCHANGE. 720 ACRES.—Rangitikei; only 1 mile from township, station and school £ miles; all in English grass, 'excepting: 150 acres in oate,*1 turnips and rape; I I 23 acres bush; divided into seven pad- i I docks; post and- wire fencing, all in tip-top order; well watered by springs and dams; practically all ploughable; . " soil black loam Jn\ a clay subsoil; metal roads; carrying"on the grass . land 2.> sheep besides cattle. New up-to~_dato house 8 or 10 rooms, 8-stal? stable, new shecpyarcjs, two, other . sheds-.'" Can,be made freehold at any '-" tim©., Lease has 5 years to run at a j purchasing clause of £11 por acre? rental 11s. per acre, Goodwill £5 10s. per acre. 828 J, H. UIXON & doT, STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, Corner opposite P. 0., Wanganni. OnYourNntSvitj Ton can save £% on your, next rtitt, ; - and have it made-to-yonr-meMuw in Chrißtchuxch In fee lcttat style. I am making good laita to measure for from S9/6 upwarii fox gentlemen in your own town >. —suits 'that' are - correctly cut in w£rm any style defced, 8 suits that are lined. S^Bh»^r with the best o! linings, have real WmtrßuMyiwL hair cloth'fronts, ■MBH«a}\ are well padded, JM| |MM|V^ and »re honestly IHIwHUIJn)} made throughout, and wiU retain MlfflfflHr^ theirperteotshapa IHBiluiUl >{ -- A WRITTEN C JfIHSIiL/^ GUARANTEE FOR A FIT. S WlWi " When yon order ''i ■gil Mm ycaxsuitfromme, ISfl \Sm I give yon a writ- Vlfijl ljttl ten guarantee that Iwl I*l th« clothes will fit |jj[i - U you perfectly or I jMI M undertake to re- fa Iff I ' H fund every penny SP^^^tvHk of your money. Could anything be fairer? Could yon ■ be protected more fully fNo I I take ' all the risk, ii there li any. The materials used in my made-to-meaaur* suits at from 89/6 are of the highest quality, the same quality as you are in the habit of paying Ike looal tailor £4 or 45 for. SAMPLES FREE. Write for my splendid samples of the latest suitings, my simple self-meaßure-m«nt form, and my new style book. I gladly send them post free. They cost you nothing, they commit you to nothing, but they can save yon money. Write to-day—now, while yon think of it. ADDRESS— - GEORGE DIYIES, 181 Colombo St., CHRISTCHIfItCH,