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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17060, 13 August 1917, Page 8

Auction Sales. HUNTERVILLE YARDS. TUESDAY, AUG. 14th, 1917: 350 mixed hoggets (lots.) 100 good mixed hoggets. 40 woolly hoggets. 30 good woolly hoggets. 3du 4 and 5-year ewes, r.w. Romney yams. 100 wether hoggets, off turnips. 12 cows at drop. 25 20-month steers. 25 12- to 15-month steers 9 springing heifers. 3 empty neifers. 4 forward ewes (lots.) 2 store cows. 2 fat cows. 6 brood mares. . 1 draught mare. TAIHAPE SALE. WEDNESDAY, 15th AUGUST, 1917. 400 4-tooth to 4-year owes in lamb to xiomney rams. 2390 mixed hogge* (lots). 2v.- aged ewes in lamb. 50 mixed weaners. 50 3-year Shorthorn steers. 30 2-year Shorthorn steers. 50 2-year Holstein steers. 20 3-year steers. 22 Shorthorn dairy heifers, springing. 20 first-class^ Shorthcrn dairy cows, September calvers. 10 2-year Jersey heifers. 6 springing hc-'^rs, August and September calvers. 3 heifers in cal; to Shorthorn bull. 1 Hereford cow. Also, on account Joseph McCracken, who l:^i sold his farm, the whole of his Dairy Herd'— 40 first-class dairy cows, 2nd io 4th calvers. 1 pedigree Holstein bull Ttransfer given). 50 18-months to 2-year steers. 14 2-year S.H. heifers. 14 yearling heifers. 2 3-year steers. 4 T). cows coming into profit. . 2 H.D. horses. . 1 hack. 1 pack mare. 1 mare, broken to saddle and harness. 2 good sheep-dogs. On account of Mr G. A. Wheeler— 34 3-year S.H. and H. steers. MANGAWEKA SALE/ THURSDAY, AUG. 16th, 1917. 400 mixed hoggets (lots). 50 good 2-year steers. . 20 pood rising 3-year steers. 10 3-year forward bullocks. 15 springing Shorthorn heifers. 10 springing heifers S.H. bull. - 6 springing" heifers. ' 3 cows in calf to S.H. bull. 5 weaner heifers. 1 fat cow. 5 springing heifers. 1 springing cow. 1 4-year purebred S.H. bull. FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRT.t ACRES, low rolling country. Nearly all ploughable. Cleared and fenced into 2 paddocks. . Ex- , cellently watered. Climate ideal. This, farm is capable of being greatly improved, and will then carry at least 2 sheep per acre. j^NTo buildings, but the place is "ready for stock and carries now good feed. PRICE ONLY £7 PER ACRE. Very easy terms. NEORNS AND £0,, LICENSED LAND AGENTS, WANGANUI SPLENDID BUSINESS SITE. This splendid business site is right in the city, being situated on the corner of Taupo Quay and Wilson Street, and opposite the Railway Station. Being near the wharves and goods' shed and only a few minutes walk from fche.Post Office, it would make an ideal site for a warehouse, boarding house, motor garage, etc. Having two large frontages, it is specially adapted for either of these businesses. The undersigned is prepared to sell the freehold right out, or is In a position to give a long lease on terms most favourable to a tenant. JOHN D. BRECHIN, LAND AND HOUSE AGENT, 18 ST. EILL STREET. WANGANDL Phpno 573. FOR SALE. fy/\ ACRES,- situated 5 miles from 1" Wanganni. All in grass and crops. Several paddocks, well watered and fenced. New 6-rqomed house, cow-shed, trap-shed, etc. 5 50 acres ploughable. balance easy hills. Owner would exchange for 10 or 12 acres near town. For further particulars apply— E. PARK, ESTATE AGENT, WANGANUI. FARMERS, LOOK ! 9-piece suite in leather from £11 10s* Morris chairs, £2 17s 6d; Wooden bedsteads from 30s; Doi; le wire mattresses, 18s 6d; Ducbess chests from £2 10s; Cup^ and saucers 9s 6d doz.; Kapoc mattresses C4s 6d f nil size; pillows 2s 9d each; Cow r overs 18s 6d; Horse covers SOs; best bridles 9 ; Saddlery .and harness. Agents for famous WILBULLA TEA. 51b. bos -osterl anywhere, 8s 6d. Send for S.imple. CASH BUYERS OF FURNTTURE. Send in your old furniture. No order too large or small. Quotes given for produce etc. 'Phone 643. P.O. Box 249. geais for Sun and Norwich. Union >i Insurance Companys. Risks taken on furniture, liv P stock, ! buildings, produce. Also Worker's Compensation Risk. LOANS NI . 3TIATED. HicKs amdlull, itd; ~- '" RIDGWAY STREET, .