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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 25 October 1912, Page 8

I AUCTION SAi.Ec*. "EIREEMAN JR. JACKSON AND CO.'S Jj LIST OF SALES FOB OCTOBER. Waverley, Friday 25 Land Sale, at Saie Rooms, Saturday 26 Land Sale at Sale Rooms, Wednesday 30 AGENTS FOR— Owen's ISt»w Zealand Sheej i/ij;. Alliancu Assurance Co., Ltd. (.Fir© and Ala tine). Shaw," Savill, and Albion Company, Ltd. Salejurds at Wanganai, Warerley, Waitotara, Raetihi, Raurimu. and Turakina. S. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer. WAVERLEY SALE. FRIDAY, 25th OCTOBER, 1912. Salo at 12-30 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. will Sell by Public Auction as above:—■ 2 Shorthorn bulls. 1 fat cow. 25 2-year steers. 1 well bread Jersey cow in calf, eloso to profit (good). 2 fat cows. 20 mixed young cattle. 20 2-year empty heifers. 12 storo cows. 14 mixed cattle. 3 well-bred 2-year Holstein bulls. 4 2-year bulls. 1 pure-bred Shorthorn bull. 160 forward empty ewes. 60 empty ewes. 100 mixed hoggets. 50 ewes. Entries solicited. SALE OF AHU-AHU PROPERTY. WANGANUI RIVER. WEDNESDAY, 30th OCTOBER, S.ilo at 12 o'clock. T7IREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO.. LL instructed by Messrs Davison and Dunford, will sell at their Wangahui Sale Rooms, Ridgway St.: IA'KA ACRES 0.R.P., rental £39 lUlt/U 13s 6d per annum, 4 miles from Ahu Ahu steamer landing, Wanganui River ; 28 miles by road from Wanganui. 150 acres in grass, 160 acres felled but not burned ; ' 2-roomed whare, some fencjing. The property consists principally of papa hills, with two good basins and one valley; there is a flat qf some 10 acres sit the homestead. The above property can be recommended to those seeking investment. Further particulars may be obtained from the auctioneers or from Messrs. Cony and Cunningham, solicitors. ■ RAETIHI SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, At 1 p.m. TjIREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. X will sell by public auction as above:— 900 good mixed hoggets. 150 mixed hoggets (good). 100 mixed hoggets. 30 fat cheep. 20 2-year steers. ,20 2£ to 3-year steers. V 30 mixed cattle. - 3 fat cows. SALE OF BUSH FARM. . . ." LEFT BANK WANGANUI RIVER "ETREEMAN. E. JACKSON AND CO. X , havo been instructed By Ernest Barns, Esq. (who is leaving Wanganui) to offer forisalo by auction on SaturdaY, October 26th at noon at their, sale: rooms, Wangahui, his Adtea La nd Board 'lease,., comprising '. ,2434 ac. Se. ISpv good sheep ''cortntry/ 1000 acres in grass, 5 miles fencing^ good yards, din, whare, et<j. ; Anp^al\ rental about Bd.-per acre, with compen-' sation for improvements; This is an excellent opportunity of acquiring a good Mock of sheep country.'. very easy terms will be given, as MYBarns is. determined to sell, having reV; ceived -an important appointment away ■ from Wanganui. l " Further 4>artHsitlars may be obtained' from the Auctioneers, Wangantfi. SALE OF FREEHOLD IPROPERTY V near Waverley, by order of the Mortgage© under conduct of the Registrar at Wangnnui of the Supreme. Court . of New Zealand. MESSRS. FREEMAN R. JACESOX AND CO. have been instructed by the Registrar at Wanganui of the Supreme-Court of New Zealand to sell by public auction in their Auction Rooms, Ridgway Street,-Wanganui, on the 16th day of November, 1912, At 12 o'clock noon, the fallowing Property, viz.:— ALL THAT piece of Land situated in the- Provincial Diet riot of Wellington, containing 300 acres more or less, boing part of the Sections numbered 12 and 20, Block IV., Walroa Survey District, and all the Land in certificate of Title, Volume 162, folio 41. The property is sheep country subdivided into six paddocks, with a four-roomed Cottage and outbuildings erected therein. There is also an Orchard adjoining the cottage. The property is situated on the Ridgo Road, Moumahaki, ■about four miles from a creamery and 4$ .miles from a school. The abovo Lands are being sold in exercise of tho power of sale contained or implied in Memorandum of Mortgage Registered Number 58,053. The Mortgagee's application and estimate of value may be inspected free of > charge at tho Supremo Court Office, Wanganui. For further particulars apply to the ' Auctioneers, or to Messrs. Corry and , Cunningham, Solicitors, Wanganui. "The Story-Tdller" is hero ft gain; the October number is before us. It [is as good as over. Jack London, upon ! "Tho Grit of Women," is given the prido of place, but Sax Rohmen with " Zalat Kiss" is very thrilling. W€ have Ars<>no Lupin again, as mysterious as ever, and I. A~ R. Wylie. in a fine loner novel entitled " The Long Discovoi'v." Frrvl Wliito, Andrew Soutnr, Barry Pain, Captain Shaw, and others also 'contribute.' A veritable feast is tho October "Story-Teller." It may bi> bought for Od 'anywhere. As illustrating; the waywardness of fortune* and the uns and downs of collonial towns, it may be of interest to mention that many years ago tho Bank of New Zealand bought a corner site at Normanby, erected premises and installed a manager. After a few years it was found an unpayable proposition, and the manager was transferred and Normanby was made an agency under Hawcra, whence it was visited by Mr. White, tho then manager. Later the agency was closed and tho premises removed to Stratford, where they were used as the bank's first local banking premises. That was over twenty years since. The bank held on to the Norroanby section, and eventually sold it ,' for a "good deal less than tho cost price.