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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18017, 4 November 1920, Page 10

Aucue . Sales. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SPRING CATTLE FAIR. TAIHAPE SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, At 1 p.m. sharp. P ALGETY AND CO., LTD. will well as above. — SQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Full particulars later. Further Entries Solicited. MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1920. 4 BRAHAM A WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell as above. — 1600 250 shorn w. hoggets 450 m.s. hoggets 400 good w. hoggets 200 good ewe hoggets 130 4 and 5-yr. ewes and lambs 100 fat sheep 60 fat 4-ths. 500 CATTLE48 3-yr. bullocks 64 2-yr. steers 23 yrlg. dairy heifers 31 yrlg. steers 11 yrlg. heifers 15 15-mos. steers 13 20-mos. steers 4 spg. heifers 4 2-yr. E. heifers 3 spg. 2nd calvers 2 empty cows 1 yrlg. Jersey bull 70 mixed cattle 14 yrlg. D. heifers 8 m.s. yearlings 7 20-ntos. d. heifers 10 weaner pigs On A/c. Alex. Stuart, Esq., from his Taurlmu property.— 160 3-yr. steers, good PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TAIHAPE SPRING CATTLE FAIR. MONDAY, 15th NOVEMBER, 1920. ABRAHAM A WILLIAMS, LTD., -uft- will sell as above at 1 p.m.70Q HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Full particulars later. HUNTERVILLE SUPPLEMENTARY CATTLE FAIR. NOVEMBER 22nd, 1920. j’ A BRAHAM AND WILLI AMS, LTD will sell as above.— , . 500 CATTLE. Full paricuiars later. IMPORTAiNT 1 SALE of 1113 ACRES KAWHATAU LAND. , 1113 ACRES KAWHATAU LAND. Oddfellows’ Hall, MANGAWEKA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9th, AL 1.30 p.m. ; Abraham and williams, ltd instructed by F. H. R. Gor-I tinge, Esq., will sell as above, his well-known Kawhatau property, subdivided as follows: LOT I—Comprising 320 Acres: All easy country. One of the best sheep and cattle farms in the district. LOT 2—Comprising 390 Acres: 315 acres easy hills, balance 75 acres excellent flat; about 20 acres stumped. Suitable for dairying. LOT />■ —Comprising 290 Acres. Homestead section. 188 acres , easy hills; 102 acres flat; 25 acres stumped. Very suitable for dairying. LOT 4—Comprising 114 Acres: Veryeasy country; fair portion ploughable. Also very suitable for dairying. TERMS.—IO per cent, on fall of hammer; 10 per cent, on dale of i possession; 5 percent, in 12 months; 5 per cent, in 24 months; balance 7 years from date of possession at 6 per cent, per annum. Possession about 14th February, 1921. Inspection and further particulars on application to Auctioneers. N.B.—-Buyers will have the opportunity of acquiring ewes now on property, as same are to be offered at Auction early in February. A first-class let with an established reputation. NEW EDITIONS OF THE EDINBURGH LIBRARY. GOOD TYPE, STRONG CLOTH BINDING, 3/6 each. Mrs. Alec Tweedie—Mexico as I saw it. Mrs. Earle Pot Pourri from a I Southern GardenKenneth Grahame —The Golden Age. ! Conan Doyle—Through the Magic j Door. C.G.D. Roberts Haunters of the i Silences. Stevens —With Kitchener tc Khar- | toum. Dean Hole —The Book of Roses. | Reminiscences of Lady Dorothy Neville. Roseberry Napoleon, the Last Phase. C. VV. E- Russel l Collections and Recollactiout. S', rphen Graham With cue Russian Pilgrims to Jerusalem. Stephen Graham . With the Poor Emigrants to America. Stephen Graham—A Tramp’s Sketches. London —The People of’the Abyss, j Buchan —A Lodge in the Wilderness. Candler —The Unveiling of Lhasa. Wells-—A Modern Utopia. Grogan-—"’rem Hie Cape to Cairo. Newbolt’s Collected Poems. Prichard—Hunting Camps in Lodge ; and Wilderness. i Grimshaw--- From the Fijis to the Cannibal Islands. C. G. D. Roberts —Watchers of the Trails. H. I. JONES & SON THE LEADING BOOKSELLERS. 30 VIUTOtUA AVENUE. I Irritation in the turoat, stuffiness lin 'he-nead Banished by “NAZOL." Instant relief Get a N’azol Inhaler.