BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12166, 6 March 1909, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTES.

You cannot do better than attend Messrs Williams and Harper's sale at the mart to-day. They have a long list of entries, and there is no doubt there is something you require. Why not get it at auction prices? The sale starts as usual at noon.

Messrs Dalgety and Company, Ltd., will hold a special sale of surplus stock at Mr Jas. Campion's Karioi station yards on Tuesday, 16th inst. The sheep from the Karioi district are well known as good constituted sheep, and the sale should attract attention:

In directing attention to Mr Albert Barns' sale of poultry, pigs, and produce we are asked to state that the fowl grit to be offered is composed of pulverized sea shells, small marine gravel, and minute shells, which are acknowledged to be the best kind of fowl grit procurable, and which after a few trials enable the hens to shell their eggs with hard shells, and owing to the lime and other health-giving qualities contained in the grit it is the best article of its kind ever put on the market. Small bags. No reserve.

In our auction columns appear particulars of a sale of household furniture and effects to be held at the residence of Mr C. Cov.dery, No. 43, Wicksteed Street. The sale will be conducted by Mr Keesing, commencing at 1 o'clock on Tuesday, 9th inst.

Messrs Williams and Harper have been instructed by Mr Ransom to sell by auction, on the premises, Alma Road, the whole of his furniture and effects; also a valuable leasehold property on Belt Road. The furniture is all in good order, and iv addition there is a splendid phonograph and a fine lot of purebred poultry. RACE ATTIRE. Mr S. Black, of tho Bon Marclie, Ridgway Street (next Rutland Hotel) has a fine display of gent's clothing and mercery suitable for' the prevailing hot weather. A glance at his latest and up-to-date styles will ensure for him many customers. His prices are low, but his goods are of the best.