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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16852, 21 December 1916, Page 8

Auctioa Sales. SUPPLEMENTARY CATTLE SALE. MANGAHAO YARDS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21st, 1916. Start 11.30 sharp. rjiHE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' A CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., will offer on behalf of Clients :— 1600 HEAI> 0F CATTL]E, as fol--40 3-year Shorthorn heifers, running with Shorthorn bull (sta. tion line), one earmark. 40 3-year Shorthorn heifers, ruu- : ning with Shorthorn bull. 35 3-year P.A. heifers, running with P.A. bull (magnificem Jine). 35 P.A. Hereford Cross■ heifers, running with P.A. bull. 20 Hereford cows, running with Hereford bull (good line). i 0 Shorthorn cows with P.A. calves at foot. 16 Shorthorn co>w& with Shorthorn calves at foot (station line). 50 yearling P.A. heifers (good line). 20 yearling Hereford cross heifers. 25 4-year-old P.A. bullocks. 40 3 and 4-year bullociis. 32 3-year forward bullocks. 100 3 and 4-year bullocks. 54 2-year steers. 75 2 and.3-year> steers. 45 3-year steers. 35 fat and forward bullocks. 17 2 and 3-year Shorthorn-Polled Angus cross steers. 80 2 and 3-year steers. 25 2 and 3-year steers. 27 yearling steers. 25 yearling steers. 40 fat and forward cows (gooc line). 35 forward cows. 25 store cows, empty. 40 18-month dairy heifers. 20 18-month dairy heifers. 20 cows with calves at foot. 40 empty cows. 20 forward cows. 28 yearling steers. 42 18-month and 2-year steera. 14 fat cows. 100 4- and 5-year steers (good iine). 25 fat speyed cows. 25 yearling P.A. heifers. 80 4- and 5-year bullocks. 25 fat bullocks. 40 fat and forward cows--40 4-year bullocks. 30 yearling steers. STEVENS AND URQUHART, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, MARTON AND FEILDING. Y^EEKLY SALES*: Feilding, Ftt- ¥* day; Morton, Saturday. Stiles conducted in att_ \>y.x% of Rangitikei— Oroua. SMITH, WEBSTER AND GO, WANG AN UI. ! STOCK FOR PRIVATE SALE. 1250 shorn lambs, delivery end January. 100 3-year bullocks,, 30 12 to 15----month heifers. 1000 4 and 5-year ewes, February delivery, 30 3£ Shorthorn heii'ers, empty; 12 2-tooth Border Leicester Rams, 25 2-tooth Kcmney rams, 50 2-tooth Lincoln rams. 100 Southdowr ranis. 70 2! to 3-year steers; 60 3 to 3{ vc-ar steors. PROFERTIES FOR SALE. 722 ACRES, of which 405 acre's an iiat, 30 acres in crop; good dwelliug, well-fenced and watered; situated "n main road, handy to railway. Om " of the finest fattening farms on tn< coast. Price £40. Terms can be arranged. 343 ACRES, Westmere, 3 miles from Wanganui; 140 acres ploughable; subdivided into 17 paddocks, 32 acr^s in crops, including 4 acres lucerne, well watered by creeks and springs Gpod S-roomed dwelling connected *)j telephone; also, wool-shed, sheep yards, etc. Very suitable property for dairying or fattening. Price, £47 per acre. 366 ACRES freehold. Practically pl fiat; portion river fiats; 11 mile: from Wanganui,. adjoining railway Good dwelling, woolshed, and it necessary out-buildings etc. Ideai fattening and cropping property, Price, ( £38 per acre; easy terms. FOR SALE.—iflight-roomed House; nearly i-acre, on tram line, Gonville. All conveniences. Easy terms arranged. Apply Smith, Webster and Co. As agents for the South British In-suranr-o Company, Ltd., we can effeci all classes of insurance, including Firj Marine, . nd Live Stock, and can aiso cover wool clips from sheep's back v destination, at lowest current rates. THE BIJOU WINE SALOON, HIS MAJESTY'S BUILDINGS. WANGANUI. We are now booking "XMAS HAMPERS" of Assorted Wines, S5/-. Owing to a big demand we advise our customers to leave their orders at the Saloon to ensure delivery. We stock the following Wines, all guaranteed: — Fort. Hock. Madeira. Muscatel. Sherry. Claret. Frontignac. Brown Sherry, etc. These Wines are all of finest vintage, and are all made from N.Z.grown grapes. These pure grape wines are guaranteed free from all adulterants or colouring matter, fully matured, full bodied, and of delightful flavour. Send your orders in now. We sell wines by glass, bottle or case. "THE BIJOU." P. C. ALLPRESS, Proprietor. Widen sending us your cream rememher you are sending it to a factory directed by EXPERTS in the dairy busi ness. You would not suggest sending you cream to an expert bacon-ewer or brick-layer, but to an EXPERT but-ter-maker. That is where We have the advantage over others, and in our business a ripe Jmowledge and wide pxperienco is essential in giving COMPLETE SATISFACTION to every sup. plier. Rail your cream to MAORILAND DAIRY CO., LTD., or write us for further particulars. P.O. BOX 185, WANGANUI. Brisker demand than ever for the Is cartons "No Laundry Help.";—.W. N. Watsoa, _