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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17241, 20 March 1918, Page 8

AUCTION SAXES. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. TTmTIT) _ UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE. 1 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20th. ' FURNITURE AT 1 p.m. PROPERTY at 2.30. JH. KEESING, instructed by Peter • McLaren, Esq., will sell, at the residence, across Raver, near Mxs freehold property, About |-acre, beautifully laid out with lawns, gardens and orchard, up-to-date House, 8 rooms, bathroom, pantry, with gas, water, etc., etc. Complete independent lighting plant. The property has o frontage to then* River JbfanK Road aim iso. 3 Line. THJi UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE Consists of DRAWING-ROOM.—Handsome Chesteriield couch, 2 divan cha:rs r armchair, occasional chairs, ioo table, fancy tables, hansdome bookcase, booKs, stools, fender, brasses, gasstove, cake carrier, line ax. carpet, skin and other rugs, od and other pictures, wall mirror, clock, overmantel, curtains, poles, cushions, stereoscope, opossum rug, etc., etc. JjEDKOOjUS. —Double ana single bedsteads, spring, wire and kapoc beds, pillows, ooistero, blanket©, sheets, quilts, duchess chests, washstands, auchess pair, chamber sets, wardrobe, chairs, brussells carpets, rocker, curtains, rods, stretcher, mirrors, drawera, linoleum, etc., etc. DliN ING-KOOJU.. —Dominion organ, cho.ee carpet, drophead Singer machine, curtains, very handsome sideboard, frames, vases, ornaments, epergne, tine Chesterfield couch, a divan chairs, 6 saddlebag chairs, telescope dining table, plush cover, cushions, whotnot, fender, irons, trays, glass, china, linoleum, pan and brush, li. rugs, etc., etc. HALL. —Hall stand, vacuum cleaner, choice carpet, aneriid barometer, palm stand, door slips, etc., etc. KiTCHEN, Etc.—Table, chairs, cheffonder, curtains, Potts' irons, gas iron, pots and pans, jars, pres. pan ; cutlery, crockery, scales,. mincer ; wringer, Turk s neau nnoieum, uucketts, tubs, etc., etc. Larrow, garden tools, good hose, churn, milk-puns, steps, etc., etc. Two men's bicycles, one lady's do. 'i'redis work, etc., etc. NOTE.—As Mr McLaren is leaving the district, the whole must be sold. Children will not be admitted. J. H. KEESING. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROf&RXIES. in the Estate ot the late H. J. Turner. TUESDAY, 19th MARCH. At 2.30 p.m. VCTILLIAMS AND HARPER, »n- ---** structed by the Public Trustee, will sell as above, at their Rooms, Victoria Avenue: — LOT 1. —Lot No. 3, Carlton Avenue, near Aiina Road, 21.8 perches, good 5-roonifcd Dwelling. L.T. Title. LOT 2—Lots 1 and 2, Holyoak St., Wanganui East, containing £-acre, with Store erected thereon. L.T. Titlo. Subject to Mortgage of £300. LOT 3. —Sections 34 and 35, Lifnton and Gilmour Streets, containing 2r, 4.3 p., with large Dvveiirng and all conveniences. Borongh Lease, 2b years to run. Mortgage £400. Full particulars from the Public Trustee or the Auctioneers. H. S. G. HARPER, Auctioneer. PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, 21st MARCH, 1918. 230 fat and forward wethers. 130 mixed age ewes. 35 mixed weaners. 200 b.f.- lambs. 2 good springing heifers at drop. 500 mixed age ewes. 200 mixed 2-tooths. FEILDING SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, 22nd MARCH. 670 4-year Lincoln ewes. 253 4 and 6-tooth Lincoln ewes. 181 6-tooth Romney-Linoolu-cross ewes. 60 f.m. ewes. 500 good ii-th wethers. 125 3 and 4 year Romney ewes. 310 3 and 4-year Lincoln ewes. 479 2-tooth to 5-year Komney ewe». 1000 4 and 5-yoar*ewes (lots). 130 mixed aged ewes. SMITH, WEBSTER AND CO. STOCK FOR PRIVATE SALE. SHEEP— 700 2-tooth wethers. 150 2-tooth wethers. 1750 4, G and f.f.m. ewes. 250 4-year ewes. 600 Lincoln rams. 500 2 and 4-tooth owes. 360 fat and forward wethers. 300 4-year ewes. CATTLE— 14 4-year P.A. Cows in calf to P.A. bull. 20 run cows, in calf to P.A. bull. 50 B-fed Hereford weaners. 35 18-month steers. 10 rising 2-yr. P.B. Hereford bulls. 40 2J to 3-year steere. 70 mixed weaners. 20 springing heifers. AGENTS FOR COOPER'S SHEEP DIPS. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WANGANUI. The New Edisoo Diamond Disc Phonograph. Iteprosents the culmination of thirty, hv© years of endeavour to perfectly reproduce sound. For tiie beauty ol music ip. in ite ove. • tones, or ton*- colours. Their reproduction is perfeeiJy achieved by tne fidi«on iitac. Ask to bfiar it, or seu<3 {ar oatalos?oo J. UPTOM, 165 A.VK&K ii 'Phone 629,