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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12186, 30 March 1909, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. D ALGETY w\i .jml.-.?sY LTD CALENDAR <VF BALES MARCH. APIiIL. Wanganui, "Wednesday 7 Waverley, Thursday 8 Wanganui, Wednesday 21 Waverley, Friday 23 NOTE.—We are prepared to effect live stock insurance in all its branches. We call special attention to foaling risks. LAND AUCTION: BALANCE OF WALKER ESTATE, ARAMOHO. WEDNESDAY, 31st MARCH, At 7.30 p.m. HOLLO WAY, HOGAN, and CADDY, LTD., have been instructed to sell at their Mart, the remaining unsold Sections in the WALKER ESTATE, ARAMOHO, including. two areas suitable for farms, containing 134 acres and 80 acres respe.ctively. Full particulars from the auctioneers. GREAT AUCTION SALE. £1000 WORTH £1000. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. MONT DE PIETE, WELLINGTON. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd AND 3rd. At noon . JH. KEESING will sell at his • mart — £1000 WELLINGTON PLEDGES. High-class Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Brooches, Bangles, Diamond and Gem Rings, Links, Studs, Pins, etc., etc. Fine-toned VIOLA, VIOLINS, FLUTES. BANJOES, CAMERAS. Also—l Valuable 18ct. English Gold Chronograph, cost 60 guineas. And 1 Pair Goerz Prismatic Binoculars, cost 12 guineas in London. KEEP YOUR SPARE CASH FOR THIS SALE. Goods will be view on THURSDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS. J. H. KEESING, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, Ist APRIL, At 1 o'clock. fTTSTILLIAMS and HARPER will sell !VV by auction on account of Mr C. E. Hope-Johnston (who is leaving Wanganui), at his residence, Durietown, Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of — . Large bookcase, "Encyclopaedia Britannica," "Chambers' Encyclopaedia,". (NeAV Zealand edition), "Century Distionary Encyclopaedia, "Amateur Illustrated," " Companies' Precedents-' (seventh edition), and a lot of other valuable books, occasional tables, music stand, corner whatnot, rattan, wicker, easy, and other chairs, settee, brass-rail fenders, carpets, linoleums, overmantel, mirror-backed sideboard, tables,; brass-rail and other bedsteads, wire mattrasses, cots, beautiful duchess pair, chests of drawers, 2 tricycles, trolley, side saddle, kitchen utensils, gas stove, and usual household sundries, ladies' and gents' bicycles, motor car in good running order. H. S. G. HARPER, Auctioneer.^ GREAT AUTUMN HORS_E_FAIR UNION'STREET HORSE BAZAAR, HAWERA. I ■ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd and 3rd. •piLLIES AND NALDER will sell as ■ vJT above : — ' . A A A HORSES, comprising draughts, rh\J\J half-draughts, .'vanners, hacks, I harness horses, and ponies. SPECIAL ENTRIES. J FRIDAY, at 2 p.m. On account of Mr J. S. Short--1 Yearling . purebred Chestnut Colt, sire Osborne, dam Gleam. On account of Mr F.. A. Bremer. 5-year Bay Mare, sire Knight of the Thistle, dam Molly Malone 3-year Filly, sire Knight of the Thistle, dam Lady Lindoch. 3-year Gelding, sire Pride of Windermere, dam Countess. Account F. Mills. 4-year Brown Stallion, by Commonwealth. , SPECIAL ENTRIES. SATURDAY, at 2 p.m. On account of Mr F. Dowding. 3-year thorughbred, by Lord Eskdale out of .Loch Leven. On account of Mr E. Long. Brown Gelding, Taupoto, by Captor (first-class hunter). On account of Dr. Harrison. The Coster, brown gelding, 4yrs, by Albert Chevalier out of Jersey mare ; saddle and harness ; fine free goer. Black Mare, 3yrs., by Ohae, out of Redeemer mare; saddle and harness; stylish and fast; a I sure prize winner. Bay Gelding, 4yrs., by Jersey; saddle and harness. Rustic Cart in perfect order; took first prize at Palmerston North. MANGAWEKA YARDS. SATURDAY, 3rd APRIL. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTMTJX TED, and DALGETY AND COM PANY, LIMITED, will sell by public auction as above— 400 2-tooth Ewes 600 S.m. Ewes 140 Fat Wethers 150 4-year Ewes 100 Lambs 100 4-tooth and G-tooth Ewes 15 Heifers in calf 2 Dry Cows 12 Yearlings 10 2i-year Steers BS.A. Bicycles.—The latest model on • show at Roberts' Cycle Depot. Call and inspect the^e rnsHiines; 3 years' guarantee. Prire £16. Terms arranged. Roberts. Avenue.