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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17479, 25 January 1919, Page 10

Auction Sales. SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. 29, HATRICK TERRACE. MONDAY, 27th JANUARY, 1 p.m. WILLIAMS and HARPER have been instructed by Mr H. R. Fawoett, | who is leaving Wanganui, to Sell by I Auction, as above :— I 3-piece suite, hall-stand (mirror back), 2 fire-screens, fender, set fire brasses, bamboo umbrella stand, what-ncnt, coal vase, rocking chair, couch, oilpaint ings,' pictures, duchess pair, washstand, toilet table, chest drawi ers, mirror, bedstead, mattress, i chairs, etc. i Also kitchen ivtensils, leather p'ortniian- . fteau, gas ring, irons, sundries, etc. NO RESERVE. T. B. WILLIAMS. 1 Auctioneer. I ■ ; : — ! AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE | FREEHOLDS, To Close Partnership Accounts. , WILLIAMS and HARPER, instructed by the Executors of the lace ! H. S. G. Harper, and T. B. Williams, will Sell by Auction, on WEDNESDAY. 29ih JANUARY, ! . . At 2.30 p.m... L At conclusion of Sale of Wanganui i College Leasehold Properties, Part Section No. 3, Block 5, Putiki, KitaraS.D., containing 3.0.16 Acres. j Section -No. 74, Heads Road, / £-Acre, with good house, close Turning-basin. Section No. 135, containing 1 Acre. Full particulars from the Auctioneers. i~ ■ . AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENTIAL SITES' 29th JANUARY. 1919. 2 p.m. . On account of the Wanganui College Board of Trnstees. WILLIAMS AND HARPER »P .SeU by Auction, as above :• —• 21 Sections situated in Grey Streot. 13 Sections' situated in College Street. 6 Sections situated in Ingestfe St. T. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. . .TAIHAPE SALE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. 200 mixed hoggets. . 20 2-year steers. ■"''.. 600 4-tooth to* 4-year ewes. 500 lambs. " , 300 2-tooth wethers. ' 27 15 to 20-month S.H. steers. 'MANGAWEKA SALE. THURSDAY, JAN. 30th, 1919. 1400 mixed shorn lambs (lots). 100 mixed woolly lambs. 200 good.wether shorn rape lambs. 360 good mixed shorn lambs, one > mark. '"'■■. 150 2-th to-4-year ewes. 50 2-th wethers. 40 fat wethers. 100 mixed 2-ths. 35 mixed 16-months wellbred Shortdioi'n cattle. 16 mixed 18-mbnths cattle. 16 3f-year forward bullocks. .' ' 8 3-sfear steers.. MESSRS LEVIN AND CO., LTD., in conjunction with WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD.', Masterton, have received instructions from J. O. BIDWILL, Esq., Pihautea, Featherston, who has sold portion of his property to the Government, to Sell by Public Auction ab the homestead, ten miles from Featherston, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 27th and 28th FEBRUARY, 1919, at 11 a.m. each day, without reserve : SHEEP— 2750 pure-bred Romney ewes, 2-tooth to 5 years old. 850 pure-bred Romney ewe lambs. 600 pure-bred Romney ram lambs. (All Ewes will be drafted into pens of 10 and upwards). CATTLE— 230 Grade Hereford cows, in calf and with calves ait foot. 90 Grade 2^-year Hereford heifers. in calf. 90 Grade 18-month Hereford heifers. 70 Grade 18-month Hereford bulls. 7 2.year to 6-year pedigree Hereford bulls. All Cattle will be branded by number and put up sing'y. with option of more. Order of Sale :— Sheep: FIRST DAY. Cattle: SECOND DAY. . Further particulars from Auctioneers, Masterton. or branches. Luncheon provided. LEVIN AND CO., LTD. WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, FINE GRAZING PROPERTY I 2000 ACRES I'Yeehold. L.T. title, sit- ! uated 12 miles from railway and good i market t°wu, Rangitikei district. First class easy rolling sheep and cattle country, broad lopped low hills and wide open valleys. Water in abundance iv every paddock.- Property lies well :o the sun and is very warm, early spriug country. Subdivided into numerous paddocks. 8-roomed house with all coa. veniences, h. and c. water, telephone connected with all parts. Usual outbuildings, including large woolshed *itted with shearing machines, sheepyards und dip, also catt'.e yards. Winters 3800 sheep, of which 1800 acres breeding ewes, 1000 wethers and balance i hoKgete, 300 head of ca'tle and 25 horses. The lambing is always good, averaging 100 per cent. The first draft of fat> wethers always go off the proper. Tv in December and average 65lbs. The country is free from Utuwai, and there is plenty of easy ploughable land alon.u the frontage and around the homestead for the convenient working of stocli. Wool-clip for the past two seasons over 100 blaes. This property is a gift at £14 10s per acre. There is a mortgage of £6000 at 5i per cent, and easy terms can be arranged for the balance. (No. I. 4.) * F. R. H. BRIOE, SOLE AGENT.. , MABTON-