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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 17934, 30 July 1920, Page 10

Auction Sales. W. J. Cuttle. C. H. Burnett. CUTTLE & CO. WICKSTEED PLACE. 'Phone 358. P.O. Box 246. •Auctioneers, Land, Stock & Station Agents, House and Furniture Sales, Dairy Clearing Sales a speciality. Agents: British Traders’ Fire Insurl ance; Norwich & London Accident Insurance Association. ■ Opposite Cosmopolitan Club. PRELIMINARY NOTICE NEXT SATURDAY, JULY 31st, > At 1.30 p.m. . /"4UTTLE & CO., under instructions . from the Executors in the Laird , Estate, at the Nursery, Glasgow Street, will Sell several greenhouses for rei moral—32ft x 7ft 6in.; 16ft x 12ft (totara); Oft x 6ft (totara); 18ft x 30ft> (totara) : ’ 22 glass frames, 6ft x 3ft (totara); show cases, flow'er pots, 8 gallons ' spraying red oil, large quantity flower sticks, 3 quite new spray pumps, large quantity palms, camelias, cabbage trees, macrocarpab (2 years), spruce firs, orange trees, roses, large quantity choice seed potatoes (Gamekeeper, New Era, Maori Chief). Largo quantity of wire netting. > The timber in the frames and greenhouses are of totara, and quite sound. Unique opportunity for those interested in gardening. W. J. CUTTLE, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MONDAY, AUGUST 2, AT 1.30*P.M. /BUTTLE &CO have received in- *-■' slructions from Mr Ross Paetz, Confectioner, Glasgow Street, to Sell by Auction the whole of his Household Furniture and Effects. Details Later. W. J. CUTTLE, Auctioneer. SVENSON & SMITH. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), JULY 30, At 1.30 p.m. EVENSON AND SMITH will Sell by Public Auction as above — D. and S.W. beds, wire and kapoc mattresses, pillows, seagrass mats and squares, framed mirror, B.M. Wardrobes and chest, lace curtains, one set scales, office stove,, , iron bedsteads and wire, tub, scoop, bucket, lot of books, steps, saddles, bridles, harness, cpliars, sewing machines (in good order). Table and seed potatoes, swedes and , parsnips, and various other sundries. SVENSON &SFITH. AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, 102 Ridgway Street. P.O. Box‘4lB. Phone 643. DAIRY SALE, z ’ HUNTERVILLE YARDS. * SATURDAY, 31st JULY, 1920. At 12 Noon. Abraham and williams, ltd., have beeii instructed by several clients to sell as above the following.— 10 spg. S.H. Holstein cows 59 spg. heifers 34 spg. cows 20 Holstein heifers 20 3-yr. spg. Holstein heifers 16 Jersey cross heifers 12 3-yr. spg. Jersey cross heif--ers 5 spg. cows. 3rd and 4th calvers 2 3-yr. high-grade Jersey heifers 10 springing dairy cows 20 3-yr. springing Jersey heifers 1 No. ;2 55-gall. Diabolo separator; nearly new 1 good cattle dog. The, above are genuine farmers’ lines in good condition and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. SECOND ANNUAL HALCOMBE~ HOGGET FAIR.’ In the Yards right opposite Halcombe Railway Station. THURSDAY, 19t.h AUGUST, 1920, At 12 o’clock Noon. 4 BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD -*■*- will sell on account of Halcombe farmers as above.—14,000 MIXED SEX HOGGETS, ’ drafted in lots to suit purchasers. NOTE.—These hoggets have all been wintered on turnips in the district and are in good condition. As the Fair is being held right opposite the Railway Station, every facility for trucking will be available. Good paddocks handy if required. A first-class Juncheon available at D. Hosken’s Halcombe Hotel fronr 11 a.m. LEASEHOLD AS GOING CONCERN. 173 ACRES Freehold, situated south of Hawera. and 1 mile from railway station school, factory and Post Office. Subdivided into 9 paddocks; buildings consist of good six-roomed house, bathroom, 8bailed concreted cowshed. Lease has 8 years to run at £l/12/6 per acre. Price for goodwill including the following stock: 55 dairy cows, 2 horses, dray and 7 25- . gal. milk cans, 4-cow plant. “Trealor", Anderson Engine, 5 sows in pig, ram and watei-troughs, 199 shares in Mells Dairy Coy., (paying 5 per cent) —£3700 WITH £2OOO CASH. Balance arranged. .. 219 ACRES Freehold, situated in the Whenuakura District on metalled road. One mile from factory and 1A miles from school? House of 6 rooms, 12-bailed cowshed, 6-cow Trealor Milking Plant, Anderson Engine, and Auto Cups go with the place. Carrying at present 82 dairy cows, 6 heifers, 2 bulls, 6 horses, 20 weaners and 85 sheep. 1 Subdivided into 12 paddocks. PRICE £BO PER. ACRE with £3500 cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. 101 ACRES Freehold, Hunterville district, J-mile railway station. Will carry 25 dairy cows and 100 sheep. House of 6 rooms, cowshed. PRICE £37 PER ACRE with £6OO cash, balance arranged. GLENN AND WILLIAMS. LAND, STOCK & STATION AGENTS WANGANUI