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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17124, 27 October 1917, Page 8

Auction Sales. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th. i p.m. WILLIAMS AND HARPER have **- beeu instructed by Mrs. Cale, who is leaving Waiiganui, to sell oy Auction at her residence, No. 3 Jbine, opposite new Trotting Course: — A quantity of timber, iron, doors, sashes, glass and frames, sash weights, .--.. at-, spring cart. Also furniture, kitchen utensils, mangle, garden tools, lawn mower, and general sundries. Two traps, two sets of harness. H. S. U .HAIU'ER, Auctioneer. MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY,~7)CT~. 30th, 1917. A BRA HAM AND WILLIAMS LTD. -**• will sell as above, special entries of Cattle on behalf of various clients: 34 io-month steers. 4b mixed yearlings. 22 2-year empty Jdolstein heifers. 9 1-year neilers. b' 2-year steers. 1 16-month Hoistein bull. 30 forward cows. *U 2-year steers. 10 cows and calves. 15 1-year B.H. steers. 20 1-year S.H. steers. 8 2-year S.H. steers. 8 2-year S.H. heifers. 8 1-year S.H. steers. 8 1-year S.H. beilers. 30 good mixed Hoistein yearlings. 7 yearling to 18-month steers. 9 3 and 4-year bullocks. 10 3-year empty heifers. 10 yeaning to 18-montns steers. 10 yearling to 18-months heifers. 5 Shorthorn hand-fed weaners. 25 yearling steers. 15 3-year S.H. heifers. 10 choice 18-month heifers. b' 18-month steers. 3 empty heilers. 1 2-year steer. 1 yearling Jersey bull. 2 18-month steers. 2 1-year steers. 1 18-months neifer. 1 2-yeaivS.H. bull. j 2 p.b. Jersey heifers in calf. 3 Id-months steers. 28 good young x ereford-Shorthorn cross run cows. 2 fat bullocks. 5 forward P.A. 3-year bullocks, 4 heifers in cr.lf. 6 yearling steers. 8 yearling heifers. 1 yearling Hoistein bull. 5 heifers. 5 steers. 2 dry cows. 2 yearling steers. 2 2-year empty 2 2-year Shorthcrn. bulls. 1 1 2§-year dairy bull. 1 15-months jersey bull. 1 cow and caif. 7 15-month heifers. 5 1-year to If-month steers. 4 fat cows. 200 woolly hoggets. 100 4-tooth wethers. 200 good shorn 2-tooth wethers. 20 fat ewes. 9 ewes wich lambs. 1 2-tooth Lincoln ram. 500 tap-top hoggets. 160 first-class hoggets. 40 fat ewes.. 60 good wether hoggets. 30 empty ewes. 8 3 and 4-year unbroken draughts. On account W. T. Galpin, Esq. : — 20 Polled Angus cows. _ « WELLINGTON. NEAR WILLIS ST. A two-storey >v roomed house in n very central position in the city, having gas, electric light, copper, tubs etc., now let at 255. each. PRICE, £800. Terms £100 deposit. The owner's equity is £550, which he would exchagne for a house, section, or farm in Wanganui. (712) WANGANUI EAST. A large eight-roomed house all fairsized roms, near trams, sunny position, drainage, gas, washhouse, sanitary conveniences etc. The section is half an acre freehold "with large frontage and room for another house. It is all planted out in fruit and vegetables. The orchard being well sheltered by higa hedges. Separate entrance for motor car or trap. PRICE £900. (?10) JOHN B. BRECffIN, IAND iND HOUSE" AGENT, 18, ST. HILL STREET, WANGANUI. 'Phone 573. I FARMERS ! The addition of mechanical agitators and a completely equipped concret? store-room tor cheese-curir.g; bring v? right into, the front rank of New Zealand cheesemakers. It also reduces our running costs in manj ways.. PROGRESS! 1! PROGRESS! 1 I How dees !liis afioct YOU It .flakes the handling of your milk and cream cheaper. Tit makes- the I. aished products (butter and cheese) better in quality.. These, consequently, realise better prices, and, therefore, bring you better returns. Send your MILK or CREAM to the THE WAHGAJiUi FRESH FOOD AND ICE CO., St. JOHNS, i Agents for the famous ALFA-LAVAL SEPARATORS. Sou wouldn't buy cheap eggs—then why buy cheap tyres 0 CLINCHER TYRES, the all-British Tyre, is not the cheapest, but the least expensive. Seer*