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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17074, 30 August 1917, Page 8

Auction Sales. ' TALTO QUAY, NEXT TO LEVIN AND OO.'S WAREHOUSE. iJALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1917. At 2 o'clock sharp. XT L. JENNINGS, under instruc-■*"*-•'tions from the owner, who has left Wanganui, will sell sby public auction— English niimo by Keith Prow&e (walnut case; iron frame j cost 75 guineas; nearly new); 7-drawer S.S. machine, in perfect order, massive sideboard, her mirrors, hall stand, leather-seated dining chairs, D. table, i)ookcase, 5-beavy rimu bedstead, wire mattress, kapoc bed, double and single iron bedstead, duchess pair, Avire mattresses, wa?hstaa-, kitchen furniture and furnishing, pictur*?*, stuffed penguin, gramophone, phonograph and records, quantity cups and saucers, tumblers, rattan furniture, and lot of sundries. No Reserve. Terms Cash. H. L. JENNINGS., Auctioneer, Tau.no Quay. mZtt LABD FOR SALE. IN T~E FAMOUS GHURA. j Railway is*within 4 miles and will up j- , i irougli the Block. i'T^QO -^-CRES all bush. Mostly papa 6 ,-»U\f formation and suitable for Dairying. This will increase in value when the Railway is through.—For Price and further Particulars apply fr-o LOSOGN, FOBLO^O & CO. i ■ \ r ■ WANG AN 0 1 SEED POTATOES. TITTS have commg to hand a large '* quantity of Seed Potatoes »n 251b.. 601b5.. K3oib. and sack lots. Orders can now be booked at WINDLE'S AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., CENTHALMART. 11 ' \ ' : : — FOR SALE, GOOD DAIRY OR FATTENING FARM. ■OQA ACRES, Freehold; situated in "^^^ the Itangitikei district; seven miles from railway station; good roads, P.O. and school, two miles: all ploughable; all in grass except about 20 acres shelter bush; large Homestead of 10 rooms, all conveniences, sncl all necessary outbuildings. Several paddocks, well watered and fenced; now carrying 100 dairy cows and 500 breeding ewes. A tip-top property, worth inspection. NOW, if you are wanting a good Farm, inspect tlfis property. PRICE £45 per acre. Easy terms. Apply— ESTATE AGENT, W ANG ANUI. BELL STRE E T NEAR GUYTON STREET. This comfortable residence is right in the town, yet in a quiet thoroughfare. It is onlyja few minutes' walk from the Post Office, and neai* the trams and schools. The house in built on an elevated freehold site in a sunny position, and contains six rooms of fair size. The conveniences are as follows: Pantry, sink, washhouse, copper and tubs, tank and city supply of water, coalrr.nge, bathroom with gas heater, borough drainage and sanitary system. FRICE £800. Terms £100 cash. (497) JOHN D. BRECON, LAND AND HOUSE AGENT, WANGANUI. 16 81. HILL SmEST, FRIENDS AND STICKERS. You caii rest assured that we are doing and will do everything in our power to desen c and cement our time-tested friendship. More and more suppliers are 'finding their way to us, lecognising undoubtedly that we have rendered good service to them. We are perfectly satisfied that our returns to suppliers have been satisfactory. We tru-t to gain further support, and feel confident of oeing abb to,give you good results. Try us. For further particulars write Maoriland Dairy Co., Ltd., P.O. Bos 185, Wanganui. M EXOHAMftE FOR 43 TO 50 ACRES, 130 ACRES Freehold; 1|- miles from school, Post Office and Railway Station. All in grass, well fenced b.y wire and Boxthorn hedges. Five paddocks. Good 7-roomed house. 24----bnil cow shed. All ploughable. PRICE £55 an acre. Equity £3650. For further particulars apply to LONDON, FORLONO AND CO, WANGAJNUI.