Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 24 October 1912, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. T7EITCH AND MUIR, auctioneers, V etc., draw particular attention to two properties they will offer under the hammer prior to their weekly sale on Saturday next, at the Central Mart. The ono in St. Hill Street is next toMr. J. Hamilton's, contractor's, premises, and offers a fine investment in city property, as it has considerable prospective value, being right in the centra of the town. The house is let at 1 a rent that assures good interest. Fur--1 thei' particulars on application. The other property is a splendidly-situated ' houso and £-aero of land, in White ' Street, Wanganui East. It has five ' rooms, lift. 6in. stud, verandah, all ' modern conveniences, concrete paths, ' fowl-houses, orchard, choice flower garden, and protected by a well grown hedge. Tho stream runs at the back of " tho section, which is protected by concrete walls, with gravelled paths, etc. There is plenty of room for extending tho houso accommodation if necessary. Altogether this is an ideal home. Prospectivo clients will be motored over to inspect en application. A Better Cough ; And Cold Remedy I At a Much Lower Price. ; EIGHT BOTTLES FOR i THE PRICE OF ONE. b ■■■■■■.;.-.. Making your own cough . remedy by using "Hean's ' Essence" is a wonderful - money-saver. One bottle ; contains full medical ingrej dients required for one pint > —8 ordinary 1/6 bottles— ; and saves you fully 9/-. It J does not contain any poison I of any kind. I have taken ; the medical ingredients only I —bottled them in concentrated form —and told you i on the label how to mix the >! sugar, treacle, and water. [| "HEAN'S ESSENCE" ;! prescription is good for day ' j coughs, night coughs, old [! coughs, new coughs, stubborn '. ! coughs, easy coughs —if you ! paid 100 times the price you ' : could not get a better cough ; and cold remedy for general family use—that is a fact 1 proven by trying. Get : "Hean's Essence" in 1/6 ' bottles at cnemists, grocers, ■ or post free on receipt of price from Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. "If it's Hean's it's Good.". 3 WANTED Known.—J? or new summer tennis and neglige shirts in all fashionable shades from 3s. 6d. upwards, at L. Hedditcb and Co. WANTED KNOWN, FOR SALE. FOR Sale, targe quantity Building Timber, Corrugated Iron, Firewood etc. Also large quantity dry Pumice. Donald and Appleyard, Freezing Works, Aramobo. , £4 195.; 3-year S.H.'steers, £67 £6 25.. 6d., £6 65., £6 75.; 3-year P.A. iullpcks, £7 13s. 6d.; 4-year P.A. bullocks, £7 195., £8; 4-year S.H bullocks, £7 17s. ! 6d. ; 4-year crces-bred bullocks, £7, £7 Is. £7 95.; 2-year Hereford heifers, ' £4 18s. ; 3-year Hereford heifers, £6 Is.; mixed 2-year heifers, £4: forward cows, £4 195., £5. £5 Is.. £6. £6 ss. 6d.; fat heifers. £6 125., £6 195., £7, £8 12s. 6d.. £3 14s. 6d., £8 175..; fat cows and heifers; £6 175., £6 17s. 6d., £7 55.. £7 65.. £7 85..6 d.", £8 12s. 6d.. £8 14s. (3d., £8 1.55.. £8 175., £8 18s.'. . £9; fat bullocks. £10, £14. i , •' ._ ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS' REPORT. Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., report on Marton salo held yesterday: ; —A. heavy yarding of sheep and a fair • entry of cattle- came forward, and' wo h?.vo to report a: good sale at the- following fifjnrcs:^-Sheep: Best ewe hoggets 17s. Od. to 18s. 2(1., good ew© hoggets15s. 6d. to 16s. Bd., medium hoggets 13s. lid. to 14s. 6d;, mixed hoggets 14s. Od. to log., others Us. to 13s. Id., wether hoggets 14s. 6d. to 15s. 3d., shorn 2-tooth ewos, small lls. Id., 4-tooth ewes and lambs £1 10a. Gd., aged ewes 18s. Bd. Cattle: 3-year steers £6, 20----months steers £4 65., cows and calves £4 os., yearling heifers £3 to £3 7s. 6d., dairy heifers £5.105., dairy cows £8. forward cows £4 10s. to £5, fat ■ cows £5 to £6 19s. STOCK SALE REPORTS. (By Telegraph.) (Special to "Chronicle.") JOHNSONVILLE, October 23. i Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., report on their Johnsonville sale as follows : —W%; offered a good entry of primo bullocks and sheep, which sold well at late rates. Prime heavy bullocks £H 10s. to £11 155., prime bullocks £10 15«. to £11, lighter £10 to £10 os., primo vealer.s 405., lighter 275. to 325., primo heavy wethers 2(55. 9d., primo wethers 245., prime heavy ewes 215., | good ewes 21s. to 21s. Bd., medium cwcm 21.5. to 21k. M., medium owes 19s. sd. to 19s. lid., plain ]!)«.. extra prime lanib.-i 15s. lid. to IGs. 10d., prime lambs 1.45. Bd. to 15s. 6d., mc-dium lambs 12s. to i3s. od. i nelson and Trafalgar, and | NOW, OCTOBER 21st. I sco then struck down wounded on the ! deck, j Amidst tho enrnngo thnt about theo ! lies; Tho whilo reveals cru-h torn and h coving wreck. Tliy patriotism ami genius to tlie eyes. 0! Wliat % forcsiglit, heart and will woro thino! And what a Nation then behind theo lay! Riilfrs and Pconl<> did as ono combine T.> back thoo up on that momentous day! O! For a William Pitt thh fateful hour. With hi<: Kieafious and undaunted mind, Then v-.-oro our people all at ono combined. By sea and land :it noi d a living power; But our ruler-, now but stir intosting strife, And .ill regordk-ss stako tlu> Nation's life! A.Y.T. (Tho above linos, which should have ?>nn^nrprl on Monday morning, were un- ' fortunately mislaid.)