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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9874, 14 October 1899, Page 3

Auction Sales. J. H. KEESING. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE, ST JCK, *c , At ai early date. JH. KEESING will sell on occount • of E. S. Chugg, Esq. (leaving the colony) — '1 he whole of his Household Fin ni ture, Stock, and General Effects. Full particulars in future issup. J. 11. KEESING. Auctioneer. WILLIAMS A HARPER. THE TvANUANUI AUCTION MART, Victoria Avomio SATURDAY, 21-t OCTOBER, At 12 noon WILLIAMS A HARPER wi'l sail by public auction, a3 alove — Fiirin rrodnco ol V.) 'to criptiD-ii Poultry, eto. •» T. B. WIL7jIAMB. Auctioneer. AHRAHAM A- WILLIAMS. SO TICK TO UAItMERS. npilß mid jrbigned hwo received in J. slructious from tho Attorney of S. W. Sliver, Esq , to offor on long leaso, either by public auction or by mivato tender, early m November, The well-known Silverhopo Estate, comprising some 0100 acres of ih-ht olaG3 land, which is now being divided into Farmq, t,uitab!9 eithoi' for Sheep Furniing or Dairying, and ranging from about 100 to GOO acres in size, Tin's property is situated close to tho thriving town of Hunterville, on the Main Trunk Railway Lino, and every Seotion will be within three miles of Railway Station, School, etc, whilst, arrangements are now being mado for the establishment of a Dairy Factory. The terms on which these properties are to be offered are most liberal, viz., Lease of 21 years with right of renewal for a further torm of 21 years at a rontal based at JM% on the then capital value afier deducting Tenants' improvemontu For further particulars and inspection of Draft Leases apply to — Messrs ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Palmorston North. R. E. BECKETT, Esq., Marton. MossranANKINS A LOUGHNAN, Palmorston North, R. ALDWORTH, Esrj , Tluntervillp. Messrs WILDING & LEWIS, Chriatohurch. R. J3. BECKETT l _ __ ~~"~MAUTON YARDS. TUESDAY, 17th OCTOBER, At 1.30 p.m. RE BECKETT will sell by public 9 auoiioi', as above, 1 springing beifec 1 2£-year ball 100 dry ewes 150 hoggcls 60 forward ewes 45 primo fat sheep 220 6W63 and lambs 250 fat and forward ewes 200 forward owes 100 mixed hoggets 123 forward ewes (J weanor pigs 5 porkar^ 1 Gasqiioyiio woolpross R. E. BECKETT, Auctioneer. Spring Sowing Season. On Sale by N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COY , Ltd., At Lowest Prices. 30-year-old Pasture llawke's Bay Rycorass Cocksfoot, Italian Rykgiuss Seed BnOiDIiEAF EhSEX RaFK Colonial & Impohted Cloveks Tdhnip Si;k.>9 (all kinds) Mkadow Foxtail, Mkvdow Fi-scce GnnsTED Doostail, Timothy. Etc. Lartje Selection of Perennial Ry°grass Seed to choose from. Also, Shed Wheat, Seed & Fked Oats MAIHG, CIUFF, FODDEIi MOLASSHS English, Ami-rican, & Gmman Wine And all descriptions of Farm and Station Stores. MURTON'S CHAMPION SHEEP DIP and other Dips. Pago's Patent Wire Strainer (the Best in the market.) WALTER A. WOOD COMPANY'S MACHINERY including RuAvcns & Binders, Hay Rakes, Horse Mowers, Farmers' Favorite Drills, &c, Ac. STORES : Taupo Quay, Wanganui. To the Electors. L\dies and Gentlemen, — In offering myself as a candidate for your patronage I would like to take this opportunity of making known the extremely LIBERAL VIEWS I hold with regard to tho treatment of the public at laige. I shall always do my utmost to conserve the best interests of my customers, and no matter whether outside or inside of the HOUSE you may rely upon ease and elegance if you wear my boots. I shall take the earliest opportunity you give me of impressing tbi3 fact upon you, and if you get away without being convinced that I have a lot to say about my goods, then I shall do my best to make tho matter clear to you tho next time you call. 1 am, etc., W; H. BIRD. THE TKANSVAAL. (Press Comment.) A further and unmistakeahlc evidence of the supremacy of R. Hannah and Co. in the boot manufacturing world in New Zealand, is the faofc that out of all other manufacturers, this firm has been selected by the Government of New Zealand to supply one thousand pairs of boots for the Transvaal contingent, to bo made out of the very best leather produced, and of such a nature as to withstand the rcugh usngo to which they will be subjected during the present campaign, in the rugged country of South Africa. A great deal depends upon the durability or otherwise of boots supplied to troops. It may be romembcred that in one of our lato campaigns disastrous results happened through, brown paper boots supplied by a shoddy manufacturer. The I'ves, and it may be the existence of tho .mpire, depends upon many contingencies, one of which, above all others, is that our soldiers must be well shod. We have no doubt our Now Zealand boys will worthily uphold the reputation of our part of the empire, aud that their ability to do so will not suffer but on the conliary be assisted in a great measure by that sine qua non well-shod feet. It says much vhen in addition to ordinary output, this thousand pairs can be put through in one week. We have much pleasure in congratulating Messrs R. Htvnnnh and Co,