AUCTION SALES. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN H. McLEAN. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF SHEEP AND CATTLE. FEILDING SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, 19th APRIL, 1922, At 11 a.m. 4 BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., JA- in conjunction with MURRAY ROBERTS & CO., LTD., under instructions from the D.O.A. will sell as above: — 5400 BREEDING Ewes. (all r.w. Romney rams.) SOU 2-th Romney ewes 1400 4-th Romney ewes 1600 6-th Romney ewes 1000 4-yr. Romney ew’es 600 5-yr. Romney ewes 360 CATTLE. 100 3 and 4-yr. Hereford cross bullocks 100 3-yr. Hereford heifers 50 Hereford cows, r.w. Hereford bulls. , „_, l 110 mixed Hereford cattle HORSES — 4 unbroken draught horses. 6 unbroken milk carters 7 broken and unbroken backs 6 draughts (broken to all work) Also a number of farm implements in good order. NOTE. —A slight reserve is placed on the horses and implements. We can thoroughly recommend the above stock to intending buyers. The sheep are all well bred Romneys off high country, and the cattle are all Hereford and Hereford cross, in good condition. JIOR Ok JjIXCHANGE ACRES, Waverley, 350 acres •J”” flat, balance easy country; 2 Homesteads; 2 cowsheds. At present milking 150 cows aud carrying other stock. Price. £35 per acre, or will exchange for smaller farm or other property. 31 ACRES, good 7-roomed bungalow, - all possible conveniences; 4 bail cow shed, motor shed, 12 acres adjoining can be leased. At present carrying 18 cows, takings £1 per day for milk etc. Price, with cows included, £2500, or will exchange for house in town.
J Q REAVES <fc CO. MARIA PLACE. £<HEAP JJUSH JpARM QMA ACRES FREEHOLD, all in OW grass except 75 acres bush. Well fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks. Easy hid country, no gorges. Winters 2 sheep per acre besides cattle, o roomed house, telephone connection and outbuildings, 3 sets sheep yards. Situated 3 miles from Railway and 1 mile from school by good formed roads. Rates £3O per annum. Price only £7 per acre. Easy terms arranged to sound man. Enquire further about this. G. 60. F. R. H. B RICE LAND & ESTATE AGENT, MARTON. WANGANUI HOUSES. GONVILLE —A new 5-roomed Residence, having all the latest conveniences. Three bedrooms, with built-in wardrobes, porcelain bath with hot water service. A well fitted-up kitchen with cupboards, etc. Large freehold section. Built according to Government specifications; a real good job. Price £1250. Possession given to-day. COLLEGE ESTATE —A new 5-room-ed Home, hot water, etc. Price £ll5O. Terms £2OO cash. INGESTRE ST. —Near Post Office, 6 rooms. Price £B5O. Only £lOO deposit. 6 ACRES —And 5 rooms handy to town. Price £1750. 16 ACRES—And ten rooms. A splendid property. Only £5OO deposit. t [OUN J) JJRECHTN LAND AGENT, 32 ST. HILL STREET, ’Phone 573.
JETTING QOOD -VALUE. IN Purchasing anything, value does not mean merely cheapness, but into the transaction also enters the question of quality. FURNISHINGS need more than usual care in buying—price alone is not the first consideration, and in this my years of experience are at your disposal., STOCKS just now are of the very Best quality and the Prices also are Lower than ever before. It is a good opportunity to buy. COME right in when in town and see me —I’ll be there myself. T H [ »ASS MORE. FURNISHER 30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE, 151, AVENUE, WANGANUL but this is no reason why the man who can grow clover successfully should switch to alfalfa, but if he is going to feed his cattle successfully, he must use one or the other.— A.C.M.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18458, 17 April 1922, Page 10
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