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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18972, 25 March 1924, Page 10

AUCTION SALES. gGMONT, RUCTION j|J AET JIARIA PLACE MART SALES EVERY FRIDAY. AT 1 P.M. P.O. Box 368. 7 "art ’Phone 3523. Residence ’Phone 2615. Telegrams “Halberdier.” Clearing Sales Conducted <m Shortest Notice. B. T. BENNETT, Auctioneer. MONEY MAKERS 90 ACRE DAIRY FARM—7 miles township, 1 mile school, factory few chains, carrying 35 cows, 9 heifers, 2 bulls, 7 heifers, 2 horses, sows, boar, shares, implements. Owner will exchange for town, suburban property or mortgages. 553. 149 ACRES —Carrying 55 dairy cows, horses, bull, young stock. Level warm loamy country. As a going concern: £49 per acre for land. £7OO cash will put you securely into this fine property. 554. 150 ACRES LEASEHOLD—Rent 35/per acre. For sale as going concern, 45 dairy cows, 16 springing heifers, 3 bulls, horses, milking plant, factory shares. £l6OO for lot. £BOO cash. 554. £2OO CASH SECURES 55 ACRES—AII level, warm loamy country; house 5 rooms, cowshed, etc. Capacity 20 cows. Cheap at £3O per acre. £2OO cash, balance can remain 10 years at 51 per cent. A safe proposition. 556.0 A. £5OO CASH SECURES 700 ACRES--300 acres in grass, balance bush, fern and scrub; half ploughable country. 11 paddocks, good house and sheds. 2 sheep and cattle country (half ewes). £6 per acre. Good terms. 557.0. A. S. M. DIXON, LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE AGENT, WANGANUI. GOOD SHEEP PROPERTIES FOR SALE 1650 Acres Freehold, within easy reach ! of Wanganui, all in first class pasture, well subdivided by good fences, ; watered by permanent streams, carry- i ing capacity 2 sheep and cattle. Im- 1 provements, 2 homesteads (in good ' order). Woolshed (shearing machines). Sheep yards, etc. PRICE £l2 10s Per Acre. £5OOO CASH 1314 Asres Freehold, near a good stock , market. Au iz gcaaa well subdivided into numerous convenient paddniks " carrying 24 sheep and cattle. Homestead (5 rooms all conveniences). , Sheep yards, etc. To be sold in order to close an estate. PRICE £l5 Per Acre. EASY TERMS. ■ QLENN & yyiLLIAMS, • Stock and Station Agents, Wangannui. LATEST BOOKS AT WARD’S “THE BOOK NOOK.” At 6/-: “Never the Twain Shall Meet.”—Peter B. Kyne. “Mordius and Co.”—William I. Locke. “Advisory Ben.”—E. V. Lueas. “The Day’s Journey.”—W. B. Maxwell. “Folded Hands.”—Richard King. 1 “The Rover.”—Joseph Conrad. At 2/6. “Nobody’s Man.”—E. Phillips Oppenheim. “Gunsight Pass.”—Wm. McLeod Raine “Tex of Bar 20.’’—Clarence E. Mui- , ford. “Man of the Forest.”—Zane Grey. Numerical Telephone Lists Free on application. J. T. WARD & SON 147 AVENUE. Motor SKJJ Phone 2121 Machine attendants. Use GANDY’S BRITISH BALATA BELTING and be free from belt trouble. It puts the pull into pulleys. R. P. M. Manning & Co., 135 Albert Street, Auckland. 9