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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18439, 24 March 1922, Page 10

AUCTION SALES. SATURDAY, MARCH 25TH. AT 1.30 P.M. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BELL STREET OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE. JOHN COULL will Sell by Public w Auction— NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, Counter Scales. Shop Mirrors and Fittings. Shelving, Pigeon holes, Pot Plants, and Seeds. Household Furniture and effects. WITHOUT RESERVE. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. QIIEAP JpARMLET. 315 ACRES FREEHOLD—J mile from railway, town and school. 4-roomed house and outbuildings. Carrying 8 cows and 4 horses. Divided into 4 paddocks. Part ready ploughed for sowing oats. Price £33 pe# acre. Easy terms. 4 ACRES FREEHOLD—I mile from Marton. New 3-roomed cottage, h. and c. water, washhouse, etc. Price only £9OO, with £350 cash. F. R. H. BRICE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ' Marton. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM, 10l‘ acres, to Exchange for good Sheei or Mixed Farm. SUCCESSFUL FAIttVIER RETIRING —l2O Acres Rich! Flats; unencumbered; good hodie. Will take Wanganui House as part-payment. 60 ACRES—Within 4 miles; good Dairying Farm; compact home, etc. 283 ACRES —At £lB. Going concern, including 35 cows, etc. Will run 50 cows besides other stock. QAVELL, gTRAWBRIDGE & CO. (Limited) 35. RIDGWAY STREET.

QOOD yTALUE IN PURNIS H I N G S. VALUE does not necessarily mean cheap price, and yet the goods I am at present offering combine both good value at the ordinary prices and cheap initial cost. AND besides being low in price, everything is of the latest pattern—l’m not trying to get rid of a lot of out-of-date goods. COME in at any time and see the goods for yourself, I’ll be there personally to attend to you and to give you the benefit of my many years of experience. I think you’ll find it of value. J pj pASSAIORE. FURNISHER 30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE. 151, AVENUE, WANGANUI. J MONEY TO LEND. £s upwards, on Furniture, Chattels, and other securities. Lowest rates of interest. Easy repayments. Strictly confidential. Apply NOR i HERN FINANCE CO., 41 Maria Place, or P.O. Box 390

TURAKINA ATHLETIC SPORTS (Amateur). To be held on SATURDAY, AFBIL 15, 1922. To Start at 12 Noon. PROGRAMME: 1. MAIDEN RACE. Ist trophy 40/-, 2nd trophy 20/-, 3rd trophy 10/-. Entrance 2/6. 2. IUO YARDS HANDICAP. Ist trophy 60/-, 2nd trophy 20/-, 3rd trophy 10/- Entrance 3/-. 3. 220 YARDS HANDICAP. Ist trophy 60/-, 2nd trophy 20/-, 3rd trophy 3 0/-. Entrance 3/-. 4. 440 YARDS HANDICAP. Ist trophy 80/-, 2nd trophy 30/-, 3rd trophy 10/-. Entrance 4/-. 5. 880 YARDS HANDICAP. Ist trophy 80/-, 2nd trophy 30/-, 3rd trophy 10/-. Entrance 4/-. 6. 3 MILE HANDICAP. Ist trophy 80/-, 2nd trophy 30/-, 3rd trophy 10/-. Entrance 4/-. 7. LONG JUMP. Ist trophy 20/-, 2nd trophy 10/-. Entrance 1/-. 8. HOP, STEP AND JUMP. Ist trophy 20/-, 2nd trophy 10/-. Entrance 1/-. 9. RELAY RACE. Medals. 30. PRIMARY SCHOOL BOYS’ RACE. 11. PRIMARY SCHOOL BOYS’ RACE. Under 15. 12. TUG-OF-WAR. 5 men a side. Ist prize 100/-, 2nd prize 50/-. Entrance 5/-. 13. LONG POI. Ist prize 20/-, 2nd prize 10/-. Entrance 1/-. 14. SINGLE POI. Ist prize 20/-, 2nd prize 10/-. Entrance 1/-. 15. DOUBLE POI. Ist prize 20/-. 2nd prize 10/-. Entrance ]/-. 16. MAORI HAKA. Ist prize 100/-, 2nd prize 50/-. Entrance 5/-. NOMINATIONS. Nominations close with the Secretary on SATURDAY, APRIL Ist, 1922, at 8 p.m. Nominations for all Handicap Events must be accompanied by two years’ performances; if no performances within the past two years then by four last starts. Fees must accompany nomination. CONDITIONS. All Athletic Events under the Rules of the N.Z. Amateur Athletic Association. The Committee reserve the right to make any alterations. Admission to Ground: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. R. J. GLASGOW. Hon. Sec. Turakina.