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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12798, 5 September 1911, Page 8

I ADCTION HALES. ! VALUABLE LEASEHOLDS, VICTORIA AVENUE. WEDNESDAY, 6th SEFFEMBER, . At 2.30 p.m. WILLIAMS AND HARPER ill sell by auction at their jooms as abov<-, on account of His Giace the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Wellington, the following:— Leasehold sites, Victoria Avenue, having a fiontago of 20ft. and 138 ft., by f)Oit. depth, and the ssimo frontage to Watt Street, with a depth of 75ft. In areas, to -^vii purchasers. Also five-eighths of an acre (freehold) corner of Halswell and London Streets. Full particulars from the auctioneers. H. S. G. HARPER, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SALE OF LEASES OF AVENUE FRONTAGES. r\TTILLIAMS AND HARPER, mIYj structed by the Managers ot St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, will sell by public auction, about the middle of September:— ' A number of building sitos in the Avenue frontages to suit purchasers. Also sections facing Wicksteed Street and Cameron Terrace. H. S. G. HARPER, Auctioneer. „ ~WEDNESDAY~6th SEPTEMBER^" At 1 p.m. , SHOP FITTINGS AND TAILOR'S, STOCK. TH. KEESING, instructed by Mr • Land, will sell as above, at the shop, Guyton Street (near Salvation Hall):— Counter, shelves, desk, tables, couoii, large and small tables, chairs, gas fittings, linoleums; also a few cos-> tuine and suit lengths, skirts, etc. J. H. KEESING, Auctioneer. HUNTERVILLE TARDS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER sth, 1911. 300 mixed hoggets (in lots). 250 ewe hoggets. ' 250 wether hoggets. 100 2-tooth wethers. 70 mixed 2-tooths. 30 fat and forward wethers. 200 good wether hoggets. 175 mixed hoggets. 50 good yearling steer&.< - 25 yearling heifers. - 40 "2-year' steers. 1 * ' 30, yearling,.steers. 1 12 empty cows. I 12 yearling heifers. 10 empty 2-year heifers. j_ TAIHAPESALE. ' 1 ________ ' \1 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1500 Mixed hoggets (in lots). - 200 ewes in lamb. 20 springing heifers. | 17 mixed weaners. i 17 3-year steers. * ' 16 fat bullocks. 1 1 S.H. bulV ' ' RANGIWAHIA SALE 7 TUESDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, •' ' At 1fi.30 pm. " t NT7 LOAN AND MERCANTILE .Zi. AGENCY CO.. LTD., will sell as above:— 250 Mixed hoggets (lots). 150 wether hoggets. 25 ewe hoggets. 50 empty ewes. 25' 3-year^ steers. 1 springing cow. 1 springing heifer. , - 5 mixed yearlings. S young sheep dogs. On account Mr <?;, McKiimon : i 12 Dairy cows, all-second calvers, due' September; the whole of his herd. i i Special Pasture Top Dressino* . In spite of the very unfavourable season'through which we have passed, the lepoits received from those who used. our .PASTURE TOP DRESSING SPECIAL MANURE last winter have been most encouraging. The lands which had been top dressed with our Phosphate and Potash Manure produced feed throughout the. drought in a way that undressed, unmanured lands 'quite failed to do.. OUR SPECIAL PASTURE TOP DRESSING. I.—Fosters and invigorates the good and nutritious grasses at the expense of the useless and 'harmful weeds. 2.—-It sweetens the land and promotes the growth of clovers. 3.—lt enriches both the land and the farmer. For further particulars apply to New Zealand Loan and Wercantil Agencjf Company Ltd; TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. Sole Agents in New Zealand for Lawes' Superphosphate. aaeers Cream Equivalent Is about the best calf food obtainable, and if mixed with separator milk makes a perfect -food to rear calves on. Apply, WANGANUI SUPPLY COMPANY, LTD. ; "NAZOL" inhaled through the nosfc at once clears the air passages and j makes free and natural breathing pos- j sible. The soothing, fragrant fumes, penetrate where they are most needed and will quickly cure your cold. Price Is 6d. •■■;■■-.• "LINSEKD COMPOUND," of 40 years' proven efficacy, for Couglw, Colds, Bronchitis, etc.