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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 17935, 31 July 1920, Page 10

| Auction Sales. ' W. .J. Cuttie. C. H. Burnett. CUTTLE & CO. WICKSTEED PLACE. 'Phone 358. P.O. Box 246. Auctioneers, Land, Stock & Station Agents, House and Furniture Sales, I Dairy Clearing Sales a speciality. Agents: British Traders’ Fire Insurance; Norwich & London Accident Insurance Association. Opposite Cosmopolitan Club. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), JULY 31. At 1.30 p.m. INUTILE & CO., under instructions from the Executors in the Laird Estate, at the Nursery, Glasgow Street, will Sell several greenhouses for removal— 32ft x 7ft 6in.; 16ft x 12ft (totara); 9ft x 6ft (totara) ; 18ft x 30ft (totara); 22 glass frames, 6ft x 3ft (totara); show cases, flower pots, 8 gallons spraying red oil, large quantity flower sticks, 3 quite new spray pumps, large j quantity palms, camelias, cabbage trees, macrocarpas (2 years), spruce ! firs, orange trees, roses, large quanj tity choice seed potatoes (Gamei keeper, New Era, Maori Chief), i Largo quantity of wire netting. I The timber in the frames and green- . houses are. of totara, and quite sound. Unique opportunity for those interested in gardening. : W. J. CUTTLE, Auctioneer. Freliminary notice. MONDAY, AUGUST 2, AT. 1.30 P.M. /’'IUTTLE <fc CO. have received instructions 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. DAIRY SALE. HUNTERVILLE YARDS. SATURDAY, 31st JULY, 1920. At 12 Noon. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., have been 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 heifers 5 spg. cows. 3rd and 4th carvers 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. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED SALE OF SHEEP AND CATTLE, AT THE HOMESTEAD, UTIKU.

WEDNESDAY, 18th AUGUST, 1920. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., xA- have received instructions from the Messrs McCARTEN, who have sold their property, to sell as above.— 3000 SHEEP. 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Full particulars later. SPECIAL HOGGET SALE. MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, 3rd AUGUST, 1920. Abraham and williams, ltd will sell as above.— 12,000 ‘ HOGG ETS. Also—--250 tip-top 2-th ewes 135 fat ewes 2 good heifers clpse to profit. 1 S.H. cow in full milk 1 p.b. Jersey cow, due Sept. 1 Holstein cow, due Sept. The hogget's are all on account of local farmers, have been well wintered on turnips and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. SECOND ANNUAL HALCOMBE HOGGET FAIR. In the Yards right opposite Halcombe Railway Station. THURSDAY, 19th AUGUST. 1920, At 12 o’clock Noon. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD ■-*- will sell on account of Halcotnbe 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 dis- ! trict and are iu 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 luncheon available at. D. Hosken’s Halcombe Hotel from 11 a- m - HERE’S A SNIP FOR FARMER WHO’S WANTING TO RETIRE! HOUSE, FURNITURE AND LAND FOR SALE. THE WHOLE, £2OOO. Cash down, £1550; Government Mortgage, £450. Situate 90 miles north of Palmerston North on the Main Trunk Line; 15' minutes from station; Public School and High School in (he town. Room for Family—s rooms aud bathroom. Room for Car.—-Shed with iron roof. Room for Cow.—Paddock, 1 acre, and grass i’.om orchard. Orchard —40 trees (apples and , peaches.) House good elevation, picket fence; just painted. All in good repair. Two lawns. Apply— J MR. SINCLAIR, J Manager, Watholi Bros., k’ALMEHETON NORTH.