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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19842, 17 May 1927, Page 12

AUCTION SALES. gHARPE, & AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, GUYTON STREET. House Clearing Sales a Specialty Chief Agefits Yorkshire Insurance Company, Ltd. SATURDAY, MAY 21. AT 2 P.M. MR. W. o: CASBOLT’S SALE. Manuka. St. Castlecliff. GRANT FARGIE instructed by M’’. W. O. CASBOLT -vrill sell bv PUB LTC AUCTION his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. On view daily. REALLY FIRST-CLASS LINE. GRANT FARGIE, Auctioneer. JERSEY WEEK. E.RSEY ▼ V EEK. IN TARANAKI. BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 30, AT NEW PLYMOUTH. This Annual Sale Series is the big event of the year. Breeders combine to make it a lasting advertisement by selling animals that win in the show rings throughout New Zealand and hit high places in thg C.O.R. lists. At the end of February, seven of the eight leading two-year-olds were ALL BRED IN TARANAKI (four of the first six were sold by us) and the eighth was from a Taranaki cow. -THIS YEAR We will sell many of great promise. They arc daughters and sons of — “Hardshot” son of “ Vivandiere, ’’ 10361 b. fat. “Bright Sultan” (imported). “Xenias Oxford Lad” (imported) sire of “Xenias Oxford Lass.” ‘ ‘ Holly *Bank Squire. ’ ’ “Tikis Twylish” full brother of “Mere,” 6631 b. fat as junior two-year-old. “Violas Golden Laddie’’ (Imported). “Asters Golden Lad” (two gold medal daughters). “Hawkesbury Blue Light” (a Soumisc bull). All of the sires are doing great constructive work for the breed along the lines of type and production. 330 TO CHOOSE FROM. 330 TO CHOOSE FROM. Catalogues obtainable from the Auctioneers, NEWTON KING LIMITED, NEW PLYMOUTH. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1927. ON THE FARM, WAITOTARA. SALE of a choice Dairy, Stud or Fattening Farm, being rich Rivei Flats, portion of and known as Brewer’s Flats, Waitotara. The Farmers’ Co-op. Organisation Society Ltd., in conjunction with Messrs Freeman R. Jackson & Co., have received instructions from Mrs F. O. Newman to offer on above date this choice land, comprising—B2 acres odd, with good 6-roomed house, up-to-date cowshed thereon. This is well-known as one of the best farms In the district, and has wintered equivalent to a beast to the acre for some ydars. No better land, if as good, in New Zealand. Inspection invited. A clearing sale of the stock will also take place at the same time. Full particulars from the Auctioneers.

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE 100 ACRES finest dairying and fattening farm in the district, situated, on the Gieat Western Road within twelve miles of Wanganui. Just wintered 55 grown dairy cows, 18 dry stocK, few stud sheep, horses, etc. Within vne mile of township, store, post office, school, etc. Two miles from raiiwiay station. Cream cart passes gate. An ideal stud farm. Further particulars from— COOPER & COOPER 68 RIDGWAY STREET, P.O. Box 381. ’Phone 293 L Sole Agents. HOLIDAY RESORTS JJOTEL pABKVTLLE RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. One minute from Railway and Post Office. Beautiful, Healthy Locality, Hot and Cold Baths, Electric Light throughout. Comfortable Commercial and Sitting Rooms. Tariff—l2s 6d per day; £3 2s 6d per week. Thone 2505. P.O. Box 207. J. HODSON :: Proprietor. RIDGWAY STREET. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WANGANUL UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT MR. LEO FROMONT has taken over the above Hotel and can assure old and new patrons of the very best at tention. Only quality wines and spirits locked and special attention will be given to the dining-r 'in. Good meals, comfortable beds and attentive service. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH CJT. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL JT. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL Superior Private Accommodation 52 Worcester St., West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate tariff. F. J MURRAY.......... Proprietor jrkione 872 Drenching rain often causes colds. Protect yourself and others by using “NAZOL,” the scientific, commonsense remedy. Powerful and penetrating. 60 doses for' Is 6d. '