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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 12 December 1912, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO.'S . LIST OF AUCTION SALES FOR DECEMBER. Raetihi, Friday 13 Wanganui, Wednesday 18 Waverley, Friday 20 AGENTS FOR— Owen's New Zealand Sheej. Dip. • Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. (Fire and Marine). Shaw, -Savill,' and Albion Company, Ltd.. Saleyards «at Wangan<ii, Warerley, Waitotara, Raetihi, Raurimu, and Turakina. x. , • "\ .8. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. RAETIHI SALE YARJ)S. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13th, At 1 p.m. ■OREiEMAN R. JACKSON AM). 00., "'JJ n will sell by public lau'ctdon, as above— 750 mixed hoiggets, unshorn. 350 iirat-clafs hoggets. 125 4-looth wethers. .120 mixed woolly ihoggets. 120 Khonxv wetheite. 60 jvether hoggets. - 50 2-tooth e.wes. 24 prime fat' sheep. 20 2-year steers. ■ '• 9 2-yeaa- empty heifere. 3 fat cowls. - 6. 2-year Jersey bulls. 20 2-year <eatttle. FAT STOCK. • \ . WE are buyers of Fat Stock of all classes at nett prices. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO., Wanpanui. Or Mr. C. H. Ball, Representative, Waverley. • PALMERiSTON NORTH SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1912. - 20 mixed yearlings. 14 empty heiifers'(in lots). * 1 heifer, just calved. 3 store cows. v forward cows. l% ', 12 fat cows and heifers. 18 10-18-months heifers. 8 15-months steers. '•' 4 cows and .calves. 2 cows near" calving. ' I MARTOX YARDS. TUESDAY, DEC. 17th, 1912". f A BRAHAM A£D WILLIAMS, XTD... ,xjL will sell as above:— 150 .2-tooth ewes, shorn. 150 2-tooth wethers, shorn. 140.ewes, 100 per cent, lambs. 100 woolly wether hoggets. 80 yearling steers. '. - 15 yearling dairy heifers. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. WOOL SALES will be held in the ' CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, during the cur- ! rent season, on the following dates:— Date Time. Catalogues Close. Bth Jan. at 9 a.m. 30tb Dec.., 1912. 7th Feb. at 9 a.m. 31st Jan., 1913. 4th Mar. at 2 p.m. 28th Feb.. 1913. The charge on wool offered but not sold will bo 2s per bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for th© second offering. ;liv order to shorten the catalogue, | single and two-bale lots will be grouped ! as far as possible, and all two-bale lots not will be treated as "Star" lots. To facilitate inter-lotting, .no re- • servea will be accepted for such lots. '! J. MACINTOSH AND CO. N. Z. LOAN AND (MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. MURRAY ROBERTS AND CO.. LTD. GEO. H. .SCALES, LTD. * ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.LEVIN AND CO., LTD. . ■ .. 'DALGETY AND CO.. LTD. •-'- U.F.C.A:, LTD.. AND W.F.C.A., LTD. PROPERTIES WQRTb BEDROCK-^PRICES AND EASY * TERMS. ;■■; BARGAINS FOR INVESTORS. ; A CHEAP TOWN SECTION. BALL STREET: 'Nice^building section, one rood, L.T. Title., Level and ready to build on. V Price £205. , No. 3515 BALGOWNIE GOLF LINKS "SECTIONS. First-class Building Sections a.djacent to both Alma Hoad and Abbot St. Trams. Good positioji. The cheapest sections in Gonville. A chance not to be missed. Priqes from £85 per section Only £10 deposit. GON VILLE HO USE <J \ iTIAAI ROUTE. WELL-BUILT HOUSE of five large rooms, verandah on ; two sides, bathroom, pantry, range, wash-house, copper and tubs. Gas and water laid on. Large freehold section, 2 roods 14 perches, good soil. - Price £575. - Only a small deposit. No. 3439. HEADS ROAD, BALGOWNIE. TWO GOOD FREEHOLD SECTIONS, ' nearly J an acre ea.eh. L.T. Title. I These sections have a good prospec-"*' I tive value. i Price £100 each,. Only £20 deposit ! required. No. 3231. . SMALL DAIRY AND POULTRY FARM.OKOIA, 1 mile.from; 38 acres freehold. Well planted wilth orchai-jd find shelter . trees. Good six-roomed House and all conveniences. Two dooms detached. l>airy, meat-house, fowl house, man's room. Well , ..watered. Plenty of firewood. Handy to school and Creamery. One of the cheapest places on our '- books. * Price only £1250. Easy terms arranged. No. 3324. & __ ' MONEY TO LEND. We have Money to lend on approved securities at current rates. C.L.Dtrigan & Co., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, - 75. RIDGWAY STREET. "Shine 'em up" with TAIN-^OL! The best polisher, cleaner, and preserver of tan 'boots, linoleums and floorcloths on the market. Tn a few establishments no operation is too insignificant to be studied; no material so unimportant* that it foregoes inspection or analysis. Such an establishment is that in which "Perfection" Whisky is distilled. -