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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12889, 22 July 1913, Page 8

A LCI lON SALES EREEMAN R. JAOKSO-N AND OO.'S LIST UF .AUCTION SALES JULY. Clearing Sale.on account of Messrs. Kennedy and Son, at Momohaki, Thursday • - • , 24 Wauganui, Wednesday ... •■• 30 AUGUST. Wanganui .Horse Fair, Saturday. ... 2 AGENTS FOJfct"PURITAS" Sheep Dip (Powder). Owen's New Zealandfjnooj _np. Alliance -Assurance t'V>.. Ltd. (File and MavineV I Shaw, "SavLll and 4!.b;<>nOuipan.v, Ltd galeyards at Wauganoi. Waverley. Waitotarr. Ra^tilv Raurimu, and Turakins E. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. MOUMAHAKI". THURSDAY, 24th JULY. At noon. TjIREEMAN R.\jACKSON AND GO. .JU ' have received instructions from Messrs J.- Kennedy and Sons (who have leased their* property), to sell at the farm, near Moumahaki Station, ns above — . 9700 SHEEP > comprising:— 1200 mixed age ewes in lamb to I ■ Southdown rams. 750 mixed age ewes in lamh to Border Leicester rams. ,250 mixed age o-ves in lamb to Lincoln rams. 400 lambs off turnips. 100 forward wethers. ■ 60 weaners, ofF turnips. 3 dratight geldings (all farm work). 5 draught mares (all farm work); / 3 unbroken draughts. 10 light horses. On account of Jas. Cobmbe, Esq., at 12 sharp :— ■ . 20 3-year Jersey cross springing heifers (choice line). The above sheep are iall in good order and "will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. The sale will <be held near Mr. M. Kennedy's homestead. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Wangahui Horse Fair SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd, 1913. Sale ,at Noon. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. will Sell by Public Auction as above:— jC*A HORSES, comprising:—Draughts, "v/. half-draughfits, light harness horses and hacks (broken and unbroken); 1 good D.F. i?lou_h. 1 dray and* harness. Also on account of the D.O.A. in the estate of Messrs. J. and J. C. Vincent — QQ HORSES, comprising—3 draughts, wO; 9 half-draughts, 9 coaching horses, and 7 hacks and harness horses. 8 WAGGONS AND COACHES, comprising—Heavy 9-ton waggon, Pole-waggon 3 tons, Pole-waggon 2 tons, shaft and Pole-waggon 3 tons, Mail-coach to carry 8 passengers," in good order. Mail-coach' to carry 8 passengers (small), double buggy to seat 5. and light gig. HARNESS.—2 five-horse sets coaching harness, 2 five-horse sets wiggon harness, 2 sets voile harness, 2 sets . double buggy harness, set dray harness, set gig harness, 3* riding saddles, .bridles, etc. - t AJso fliqpinGMnadrinei lamps'/ ,20 .hpnf©, covers, 2 good tarpaulins.'3oft, "I.v • 38ft.. and 30ft. by 30ft. d.f. plough, s.f. swamp plough. s,f, plough*.,Get-j/t-hnrso-geap'jnjcl Jwfoi, jsfnij. amount '»'' Vf ■ harness 'and sundries. Entries now d)einf; received^'l ".* '■ SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. Lake Alice. FR. H. BRICE offers for sale by « ■ private treaty tho above wellknown Farm. " " . . This desirable property contains some: excellent ■'•dairying land. It is situated within 2 miles of the Rangitikei -Dairy Factory. The property has all been drained, ploughed and tile outlets put in where necessary. Inspection is invited to show proof how dry for the time of year the land lies, and at the sainc time is provided with quantities of permanent water. ; ' "Every section is well subdivided and there is a good road frontage to each section. It is situated four miles from Mar ton, three miles from Bulls. Tho land is aIJ level, and there' is not a'waste aero of land oh the property. - It is divided into five compact farms and two of tho sectibns contain dwellinghouses. Terms 5 per cent,, on taking possession, balance on mortgage for 20 years with right to reduce in sums not less i-han £50. SECTION 1.—106 acres all in grass, two paddocks permanently watered, good metal road frontage, nice plantation all level land. Price £27 10s per acre. SECTION 2.—150 acres, new 6-roomesl house, h. and c. water, large iron granary and shed, sheep dip and yards, 3 paddocks, 50 acres of new grass, a fine compact little farm. Price £30 per acre. . SECTION 3.—140-acres, 3 paddocks, permanently watered, 4-roomed house, stables-and outbuildings, 100 ncres now grass, 40 acres oats. Price £30 per acre. i SECTION 4.—120 acres, all flat loamy land of best quality, securely fenced and -permanently watered by kko frontage, at present in swede turnips; a splendid fattening or dairy 'farm. Price £32 i?er acre. SECTION 5.—127 acres all in grass - and divided into.2 paddocks, fine shelter plantations .permanent water, beautiful land and all plough drained, a splendid dairy -farm. Pride £32 per acre. I -'_ Clients wa• igjiviijg, on© day's' notice '< -will, be met at station and motored id and over theproperty. F. R. H. BRICE. .Yv : AgsEt, MARTON.