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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18693, 26 January 1923, Page 10

AUCTION SALES. MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1923. A BRAHAM AND WIT, LI AMS. LTD. --*• will sell as above. — 7000 SHEEP200 4 th ewes 510 good 2-th wethers (lots) 600 2-th ewes (lots) 200 5-yr. ewes 200 4-th maiden ewes 2240 m.s. lambs (lots) 150 good rape lambs 400 f. and f. wethers Also from Taihape District — 2500 mixed aged to s.m. Romney ewes (good line) ELTHAM SALE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1923. J5O HEAD Mixed Cattle, Pigs, etc., including.— 50 fat and forward bullocks 40 fat and forward cows 15 store pigs 2500 SHEEP, including.— 1.2u0 f.f.m. ewes (in lots) 1000 lambs (in lots) 200 cull lambs 100 f.f.m. wethers. CLEARING SALE OF STOCK AND PLANT. RUATITI, RAETIHI, ON MR. C. H. SMITH’S FARM, (12 Miles from Raetihi.) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1923. Sale at 1 p.m. l\,f ESSRS. SMITH, WEBSTER <Sr CO. have received instructions to sell as above.— 3400 SHEEP, comprising the whole of the flock, and including: 14 87 breeding ewes 700 wethers 1250 lambs ALSO—3O Head Cattle, 2 Horses, Woolpress and usual farm sundries. Luncheon Provided. Further particulars may be had on application to the AUCTIONEERS, WANGANUI. PRELIMINARY NOTICE” “ KAKATAHI ANNUAL EWE FAIR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923. In Mr. R. Baddeley’s Yards, KAKATAHI, • Sale 12.30 p.m. Messrs, sin th, wf.bster & co will sell by Public Auction as above.— . 15 000 SHEEP, comprising—--11,000 first-class Breeding Ewes, being the Annual Drafts from the following well known flocks.- —Messrs O'Neill & Sons, R. Baddeley, E. H. Whiteman, R. W. Wallace, W. Fulton, Mason Estate, D. D. McLean, Wilson and Pearce, A. Robinson, Burrell Bros., H. Collier, W. Beard, W. Craig, Wickstead and Cave, and A. J. Duthie. 2,000 2-tooth Wethers. 2,000 2-tooth Ewes. NOTE.—The above ewes are known as the most suitable on the Coast for the Southdown Lamb Trade, being well grown and true to age. These sheep have all been wfell drafted.

Arrangements will be made with any purchasers coming by train to attend the sale on receipt of a wire. Further details may be had on application to the Auctioneers. JpOR gALE 945 ACRES O.R.P.—Cheap rental, situated 15 miles from Hangatiki Railway Station, and 9 miles from Waitomo Caves by good road. All in grass, well watered, limestone formation. Mustering done on horseback, and l/3rd of farm ploughable. 6-roomed House, h. and c. water, telephone, etc. 2-roomed Cottage, wool shed, 3-stand Lister shearing plant, 2 sets sheep yards, dip, and cattle yards. Carrying 850 breeding ewes. 250 ewe hoggets, and 100 head cattle. All easy country. PRICE: £9 per acre or offer; easy terms. gMITH, JJEAUCHAMP & CO. AUCTIONEERS AND LAND SALESMEN, WANGANUI. P.O. Box 91. ’Phone 230. DISTRICT ABENTh—Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. IyELSON QRCHARD. 13 ACRES —Freehold and unencumbered. Seven acres planted with 1200 fruit trees. A two roomed cottage, splendid climate. Prioe £9OO. Terms £2OO cash, or would exchange for Wanganui prooertv. DRAPERY BUSINESS—Good position, takings £3O/-/- per week. Rent 30 '-. Price £250 for stock and lease. NEAR DUBLIN ST. BRIDGE.—I-Bth. acre, 6 rooms, gas-lighting, coalrange etc. Price £390. Terms £9O cash. JOHN ]) 'JJ RECHIN 32 ST. HILL STREET, ’Phone 573. WANGANUI. FARMERS' WOOL CARTED WE are now contracting for the carting of FARMERS WOOL from any point, and will promptly furnish quotations on request. pEID AND GENERAL CARRIERS FURNITURE REMOVERS, ETC, Supply Co. Buildings. Taupo Quay ’Phone 1279. ■WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS Exercise a beneficial effect upon the kidneys.