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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 176, 27 July 1928, Page 12

AUCTION SALES yOKTH AND (JU. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, j GUYTON STREET. House Clearing Sales a Specialty. j Chief Agents Yorkshire Insurance <'ompa.By. Ltd. WANGANLI AUCTION MAKI. j TO-DAY' (FRIDAY), AT NOON. & HARPER will sell by auction as above: POULTRY —Table & laying fowls & ducks, weaner pigs, doors, sashes and frames (good), 2 incubators, separator, set tip bins, wheelbarrows. On Account of an Estate —2 portmanteaux and contents, box and contents. 700 cases apples and pears. Vegetables of all kinds. Produce and usual sundries. E. J. DURIE, . Auctioneer. pOST OFFICE AUCTION MART, X VICTORIA AVENUE. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), JULY 27. AT 12.30 P.M. Furniture, bedding, etc., as advertised in Thursday’s (July 19) issue; also 1 kitchen table, 1 camp lounge, 1 carved easel, 1 gas stove, 7 gramophone records, 1 Edison cabinet phonograph and 9 records 1 ribbon saw. 80 dozen assorted cutlery. Isn't length, 2 E.P. stands and pickle jars, 1 gent’s bicycle, 1 violin, bow and case, 1 set billiard balls, 2 E.P. candle sticks, etc. On behalf of a client who is leaving New Zealand: Jewett 5-seater Motor Car, mechanically perfect, automatic screen wiper, side wind shields, bumper bars front and rear, carrier, kick plates; Boyce motor meter; 5 tyres, practically new. (Auctioneer’a Note- —Absolutely fit for ‘he road). i small National Cash Register. Also—l Portable Corona typewriter, ‘ 4 Elite type.’’ D. LIVINGSTONE, Auctioneer. LET LIVINGSTONE SELL IT. the famous fern flats LAND 4 EWBS EEK ACBE £5O per acre one month ago, now reduced to £4O conditional on the owner being able to secure a larger block he has in view. Very rarely indeed it is that a property m the Fern Flats eomes on the market so would advisg prospective purchasers to arrange at once for inspection. 300 acres of level heavy black loam that will grow anything and suitable for market gardening. 4 miles from town by level roads, 12 paddocks well watered. 9 roomed house, stables, woolshed, yards, etc., | etc. Large plantations, 130 acres new grass, balance old pasture and I root crops. £4O per acre; about £6OOO cash. 1 J. HARRIS & SONS, ESTABLISHED 51 YEARS SOLE AGENTS. MARTON.

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