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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16824, 29 November 1916, Page 8

Auction Sales. AUCTION SALE OF "KAI IWI BEACH" TOWNSHIP. SATURDAY, 16th DECEMBER, At 2-30 p.m. IiTESSRS. C. L. D DIG AN AND CO. ■"-*- will sell by public auction in their Ridgway St. Land Sale Rooms, as above — 61 FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD SECTIONS At this favourite Seaside Resort. Very easy terms, viz. : £10 deposit, balance for five years, reducible o per cent pea- annum. Interest 6 per cent. These desirable Sites are within 30 minutes' motor run from Wanganui by good main road. Plan and full particulars may be obtained from C. L. DUIGAN AND CO., Auctioneers. FINE GENTLEMAN S HOUSE. FOR SALE ON COLLEGE ESTATE. TMJTE are offering for sale a very fine * ™ 7-roomed newly-built Bungalow, with every modern convenience; 4 minutes from G.P.0. ; grounds tastefully laid out in ornamental trees and shrubs. This is a good chance for a retired farmer to secure a nice residence close to Colleges and Schools. PRIOxG £1200. Terms arranged. Also 5-roomed HOUSE for Sale close to section; £475. £-25 deposit.; remainder as rent. HICKS AND BULL, LTD., RIDGWAY STREET. 'Phone 643. Box 249. STOCK FOR FREEZING. V^E are buyers of Wethers, Ew«s, *T dud Lambs, also Ox, Cow, and Bull Beef vi quarters, boned or canned. Highest prices paid on "tue hooks,' at any freezing works, or tva will sell for clients on commission. It wilt pay you to communicate with us* MELLSOP, ELLIOTT, AND CO., Palmerston North. Xo Travel \vaiigranui and Surroundin* Districts. H THE CHAMPION CLYDESDALE "ARNAGOUR." (16,439) Clydesdale Horse Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Foaled 12th June, l; 905. "ARNAGOUR" is well-known as a grand, big-sized, capital breeding- horse with first-class feet, well set pasterns' and broad, flat bones, with the best of actitn. He stands 17 hands high, is a horse of great substance, and has in his veins the best of blood. He is built like a cart horse all over. He was stud horse on the estate of Coll, belonging to the trustees of the late Colonel Stuart, for the last four years, and as a stoekg-etter has fewequals, if any. Colts and fillies got by him were first at Salen for. the last three years, and also won four championships, all showing that farmers may rely on having a sire to improve *he breed in this district. His sire, "Dunure Blend" (11691), is a great horse, and won first honours at Kilmarnock, and is also a sure stockgetter. Gr. sire "Mpntrave Mac" (9958) is favourably known as a first-class breeding horse, a son of the renowned "MacGregor" (1487), out of the Champion Cawdor Cup Mare, "Montrnve Maun" (11756), by the Merryton "Prince of Wales" (673). One of his sons, •'Sylvander," is .a typical draught horse, and winner of first prize at' the Autumn Stallion Show at Glasgow in 1899, and second at Edinburgh in 1900. His' dam, "Maggie of Ballinton" (l-lo42), is a superior mare, and the dam of many good ones, and she traces back to the wonderful "Topsman"(Sß6) winner of first prize at London, and many more too numerous to mention. ALSCi— THE CHAMPION PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION. "PRIDE OF WINDERMERE." To stand at Putiki. (676 N. 25. Stud Book.) Sire: "Sandy Erskine" (imp.) Dam: "Maggie Macaulay" (3104). All caxe takes, tout no responsibility. Cull partciulava from— ALEX DONALD, Putiki. Wanganui. TO STAND THIS SEASON. The Thoroughbred Staliion, CORONET. By CASTOR—NECKLACE. (By Musket —Locket). One of the most consistent and best racers on the New Zealand turf. A grea;fc record of performances, as all racing men know, and a fine producer of stayers and jumpers To stand at a fee of five guineas; and will travel Wanganui district, and as f.ar south as Turakina. Good paddocking, 2s 6d. All care taken but no responsibility. Apply Q. LAING, Or. G. BREWER, Carbine Stables. FIRST CLASS BUSH BLOCK. 4000 ACRES FREEHOLD. Situated about 15 miles from railway station, by dray road. Main Trunk. All heavy bush land of the very best quality. Every acre rideable. About 1500 acres of a valley almost dead level. Country remains clean when grassed, and never goes to second growth. Fully half the property will oe ploughable when stumped. Strong volcanic loam over clay subsoil. 1500 acres in good mixed English grasses. First class sheep and cattle country. Will easily carry 2V2 sheep and cattle. 300 acres felled ready to burn. 400 ohains of 7-wire fencing. Small house and whare, 3 sheep and cattle yards. Price, £6 10s. per acre. Good terms can be arranged. This property is considered by competent judges to be the pick block of the surrounding district. For further particulars apply sharp to W. BURGESS AND CO.. TAXD AND ESTATE AGENTS, MAKPON, ___ _.