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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12245, 19 June 1909, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. FREEMAN R, JACKSON & CO.'l ' CALENDAR-OP STOCK BALES JUNE. Horse Fair, Saturday ....» 19 Wanganui, Wednesday •• 23 Waverlrey, Friday •• 25 j JULY. ! Haetihi, Friday 2 AGENTS FOR— Owen's New Zealand Sheep Dip. Piercy's Patent Fencing. KONDO SHEEP DRENCH AND WORM EXTERMINATOR.. . * Alliance Assurance Co., Limited (Fire and Marine). Shaw, Saville,and Albion Company, j Limited. j Sale Yards at Wanganui, W Taverley, Waitotara, Raetihi, Raurimu, and Turakina. E. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. WANGANUI HORSEJFAIR. SxVTURDAY, 19th JUNE. Sale at noon. ■CIREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. JD will sell by public auction as above: — IAA HORSES, consisting-of-draughts JLUU and half-draughts, hacks and harness horses (broken and unbroken). Pair Shetland Ponies (well matched) On account C. E. Billinghurst, Esq. 8 First-class 4-year Draughts (broken) ■ • SPECIAL ENTRY. 1 Horse, Spring Cart, and Harness 1 Bag Truck 1 Lorry 1 Light Gig (in good order) 1 Light Spring Milk Dray, Horse, and Harness • Thoroughbred gelding Kennedy, 6yrs, by Musketry—Sleep. All horses must be in yards by 11.30----a.m. sharp, after which reserved numbers will not be kept. Luncheon may be obtained at the, yards. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd. Sale at 11.30. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO will sell as abover^. Af\(\ HEAD CATTLE, comprising :-~ 4:UU 4 fat cows,. 10 fat heifers,' 60 2£ to 3-year steers (well bred), 35 18-month steers, 50 18----mqnth steers,- 50 18-month dairy heifers (empty), 30 2-year heifers, 20 2-year steers, 12 halfbred Jersey. Jbeifers in calf, 20 Shorthorn yearling steers,.' 10 store %cows, 35 weaners, 25 weaners, 8 2-year steers, 8 store cows, 20 18-month to 2vear steers, 24- 3-year steers. , QQAA SHEEP, comprising:—4oo 2mO\J\) tooth Leicester-cross ewes in lamb (good line)^ 600 wellwoolled 2-tooth wethers,, 200 ; lambsj 130 3 " and 4-year-old empty ewes, 135 2 ■ and 4-tooth ewes in lamb.to Romney rams, 85 ewe,s in lamb to Southdown rams, 150 2, 4, and .G-tootli ewes in lamb, ,120 ewes in - lamb, 70 6-tooth wethers, GO prime wethers. . On account Mr, H. J. Allison, (who has sold his .farm). ; 350 Ewes, in latnb to E.L. rams. 25 Dairy Heifers (August- and September calvers)'KA MIXED PIGS, 1 purebred O\) Berkshire bosr-J «"..;,-:.••■ • ~.:\ Luncheon may be obtained at the 'yards. WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 25th, Sale at 12.30 p.m. ' FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. will sell by public auction as above — 200 Wethers 200 Ewes, in lamb . 200 Lambs 30 18-month Steers ' - 20 Mixed Cattle Early entries solicited. STRATFORD SALE, WEDNESDAY, 23rd JUNE, 1909. ■\rOUNG, HOBBS, AND CO. will sell A by public auction as above:— K(\(\ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, int/UUcluding:— 150 20-month Steers - 80 2£ to 3i-year Bullocks 50 Springing Heifers . 50 Store and fat; Cows 120 Mixed Yearlings FOEIiEASE. 1 rtKA ACRES; 806 acres well grassed, XfiOK) balance bush;, all good sheep country; fenced and subdivided and well watered by lakes and streams; goojl 7roomed house, new woolshed, yards, dip, etc.; carrying 1600 sheep besides cattle. W Till lease for,a term of five years at 5s per acre rental, with compulsory purchaise at J35 10s per acre; £150 to be paid paid in cash as guarantee of purchMW. No. 202 E FOR_SALE. OKQ * ACRES freehold; all in {,rass; OOsi 100 acres flat, and ploughable, balance low hills; all well fenced and permanently watered; carrying 1100 sheep, including 850 breeding ewes, and 75 head of cattle; house 5 rooms, large milking shed, trapshed", arid other buildings. Price, £12 15s per acre. Terms, £1000 cash; balance at 5£ per cent. This is a first-class property, a large portion of which is suited for dairying. No. 121 F. For further particulars apply F. Barnard Brown and oo n . Land and Estate Agent*, Ridgway Street. TO let you suow mat Bournvilit Cocoa, tuan'ifactured by Cadbnry'a, surpasses in excellence a'1 foreign productions, prore this by trying it. Wholesale—Cadbury hum Ltd., IFarish Stroet. W«>.lliT»»'t-ort BUY yoiir miik at the Co-operativ« Milk Depot, next door Salvation Army, Guy ton Street. Cleanliness comes next to godliness. Every customer served by 7.30. WANTED Known.—At the trials held by the Canterbury Automobile Club, December, 1908, the invincible Talbot again proved its efficiency, taking first, second, and third places for petrol consumption, hill climbing, and reliability. Call and inspect. Adams Ltd., Avenue and Nixon Placs, Wanganui, sole agents.