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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12889, 23 July 1913, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. CLEARING SALE. " MAKIRIIvIKI SOUTH, MARTON. I THURSDAY, 24tli JULY, At 12.30 o'clock. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., XX instructed by Messrs Pcppo Bros., who have disposed of their farm, "will sell on the place, 5 miles from Marton :— 180 ewe hoggets. 280 wether hoggets ,610 mixed hoggets, in Jots. 210 4 and 5 year ewes in lamb. 7 Lincoln rams. 2 heavy draught geldings. 1 draught mare in foal. ' 1 2-year filly. Hack, 2 Deering binders, M.H. drill, R. and G plough, discs, tine and chain harrows, tip-dray, leading and plough harness, 4 horse gear, chains, 2 sets cart harness, saddle and bridie, 5 coils net--1 tins; wire, stakes, gates. Up-to-Date seed and table potatoes, 7 sacks oats, 28 sacks grass seed, ton slag, fowls, borrows, and all farm sundries. Luncheon Provided. SUBDIVISION OF BRYGE'S ESTATE. FERN FLATS,' MARTON. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., in conjunction with Messrs. Dalgety and G0... Ltd., arc 1 instructed by the owner to sell by Public Auction On MONDAY, THE 28th DAY OF JULY, 1913, , . AT THE CORONATION HALL, MARTON, At 2 PM. KJ(\ ACRES of High Class Dairying '. 0 I \) Fattening and Croppening i Land sub-divided into seven sections ranging^ in area from 59 acres to 113 acres. This property has been in the present owner's family for over 50 years, and is now being offered :to the public for the first time. The land is of the richest description, a strong black soil over-lying a free yellow loam of great denth. This country is well known as drought-resisting. keeping green through the dryest summer, and in winter ard spring, the land '.can always . bo worked owing to the natural drainago through tho' porous subsoil; The wholo property has been ploughed, and . tho greater part of it is in old pasture, i which has kept in good heart without top dressing. As fattening and cropping land this is equal to anything on tho coast. ■ Tho sections arc all ring-fenced and sub-divided. Every section is within easy distanco of cheoso factory, railway stations and schools. Terms. —5 per cent down., 5 per cent 1 on possession, 5 per cent. 12. months, and 10 per cent. 2-i months, balance further 3 years at 5£ per cent. Plans on abdication to Auctioneers. *' MAKIRJKIRI ESTATE. ! A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., j-\ have been instructed by Messrs. McLean Brothers to sell by public auction at their Rooms. Marton, on the 20th July, 1913, at 12 noon— Their MATvIRIKIRI Property, com-1 prising about 393 aere^'subdivided into three, handy farms of 93. 107 arid 18* acres; the whole is excellent Agricultural, fattening and Dairying j land; the sections are. all fenced and are watered by cre-eks and dams. With the exception of a few acres, the property is all Hat. It is- situated between the Marton and Turakina railway stations,' being about five miles from either .station. On section 3 there are sheep yards and dip, and on section 3 there is «a comfortablo Cottage and outbuildings. TERMS.—IO per cent, cash on: day' of sale, balance open to arrangement. " MARTON YARDS."" ~~ TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1913. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -• A. will sell v.h above-*-^ 700 mixed hoggets. 250 good mixed hoggets. 270 mixed hoggets. ■ 200 b.f. mixed; hoggets 150 good wether hoggets. 170 mixed hoggets. 200 mixed hoggets. 20 empty ewes. 30 ewes, withy Southdown rams On account G. L. Marshall, Esq.: 300 Romnev-Lincoln ewe hoggets, off swedes. ; . ; • 100 R-omney-liincoln wether hoggets" off swedes. 50 purebred Lincoln owes in lamb to stud rams. 50 crossbred ewes in lamb to Shropshire ramL - : POUTIGAt NOTES; A QUIET DAY IN THE HOUSE. (By Telegraph.) (From our Parliamentary Representative.) WELLINGTON, July 22. To-day was not an exciting day in tho | House. The principal discussion was on the Police Offences Amendment Bill, which passed its second reading at halfpnst ten by 37 to 22 After the amendments in the Incorporations Bill, tho nrst Bill to pass the House this session, had been put through its committee and third reading stages, the House adjourned, the timo f of rising being 10.40 p.m. Tho early adjournment was, it is stated, r-arlly duo to a number of members bpimr still somewhat indisposed as the resulr of vaccination. Tho Legislative Council resumed its sittings to-day, when the second reading of the Legislative Council Hill was movrd by the Hon. H. D 8011. ACCIDENTS PO FATALITIES. <m* fPer Press Association.) SHORTLAND STREET, July 22. Willi.nm Campion, who fell off the train yesterday, died at the hospital this morning from a fractured skull. ACCIDENTAL DEATH. TArHAPE, Jrfy 122. At the inquest to-day on WilKam jA-nn-strong. aged 38, married, who died in tho hospital last nicht from the effects of wounds in the abdomen caused by a wiro strainer slipping while fencing at lT:hi'">hi on Thursday, a verdict of accidental death was returned... For Children's Hacking Cough at night, Woods' GT»at Peppermint Cum©. In. 6d\, WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS."—Its £o*&----ti«ir •'.» perfect—Absolutely pur«, *