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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10485, 2 November 1901, Page 3

Auction Sales. F. R. JACKSON & CO. REEMAN R. JACKSON & CO.S AUCTION SALES FOR NoV, 1901 :— I Johnsouville, Tuesday 5 St. Hill Street, Wednesday 6 Waverley, Friday . . ., 8 Johnsonville, Tuesday 12 , St. Hill Street, Wednesday 13 Johnsonville, Tuesday 19 So. Hill Street, Wednesday 20 Wnverley, Friday 22 Johnsonville, Tneaday 26 St. Hill Slreet, Wednesday 27 -\ Salo Yards at Wanganui, Waverley, Johnßonville, and Waitotara. Agents for Owen's New Zealand Patent Sheep Dip. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. I NOTICE. FREEMAN B. JACKSON & CO. . have received instructions frcm ' Jas. McK-in, Esq., t-o sell privately las well-known property of abont 570 aero s, situated on (he Brunswick Line (formerly the property of Mr Thomas Thatcher). Mr McKain bas snb-diviclecl the p!aca into three part?, ranging frcro 170- to 200 acres. A dray road fronts each section. All is bplendidly watered, and a creamery is within 10 minutes' drive of the property SUBURB OF GONVILLE. About Ten Minutes from Post Office. SECTIONS, consisting of any aren required, for Sale, on termß fisuit purchasers. Remarkably heal'hv locality. A Castlccliffi railway platform adjoins the property. Access to river granted for bathing or boating. Splendid artesian water supply. The back sections present a grand view of the sea and river. Gonville Avenue is now being clayed and metalled, and will shortly be opened, for traffic. About 20 acres will be cut up into half-acre sections, giving a road frontage to the Avenue, and sold at anearly date. This has been done by the owner to meet a considerable demand for such an area. Title, Land Transfer Act. Apply FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. ST. HILL STREET SALE YARDS'; - WANGANUI. WEDNESDAY. IJth NOVEMBER, Atl p.m. T^ REEMAN BrJACKSON & CO. JJ will sell by public auction, as above. — 40 mixed oat Us > 10 prima fat cows 10 first class dairy cows.] ÜBt coming to profit, with second and third calves ' 2 dairy cows, in milk 1000 2-tooth shorn ewes (good line) 700 2-tooth shorn wethers {good line) 120 fat ewes 100 mixed hoggets 80, forward wethers 30 prime fat maiden ewes (shorn) On acconnt of Messrs Morrow and Everett, of Okoia, who are giving up dairying — . cowa, in milk 11 calves 9 cows, close to calving Horse, cart, harness, 3 milk cans, stc. RAYNEY JACKSON. Auctioneer. WAVERLEY SALE YARDS, ,- 1 WAVERLEY. FRIDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, At 1 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. will sell by "public anotion, as above. — 20 mixed cattle 15 mixed cattle f 8 springing cows and heifers 7 prime fat cows 50 2 to 2i-year ateers 20 18-months steers 200 dry ewes 200 hoggets % Black Gelding, qniet in single or doable harness Bay Mare, with foal at foot Koan Gelding, good weight carrier Settlers having stook to enter aro requested to forward tbeir entries as early as possible. EAYNEY JACKSON. Auctioneer. ST. HELL STREET SALE YARDS, WEDNESDAY, 6tb NOVEMBER, At 12 noon. FREEMAN- R. JACKSON &' 00. have received instructions from MISS IMLAY to sell by ptzblio auotion, as above— QIV' QUARTER - ACRE SECO I TlONS,' adjoining the Imlay Township, and facing the newly-formed Heads Road. Also — ■ ' Seotions Nob. 4, 5, 6, and 7, Caetleoliff (near Mr Gatonby's) each comprising about half-an-aore. The Auoti&neera beg to draw special attention to this salo.- The eeotions are in a very healthy situation, and thereserves have been fixed at so roasonabln a figure th«,t the seotions are within the means of everyone. Plan can be inspeoted at our office. Terms and conditions at Bale. RAYNET JACKSON. Auctioneer. WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1901. At 1 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON * CO. have reoeived instruction fiom the executors of the late Mrs Mary Palmer to sell by public auction, as above, with slight reserve, the following properties: — Sections Nos. 33' and 36 of Block 111, • Wairoa Survey District, containing 449 a. 3r. 00p., late- - ly in the occupation "of Mr T. P. Campbell, j The property is divided into eleven paddocks, • . all Becurely fenced, and the improvements comprise new 8-roomed houses, stable, chauV houao, woolshed, sheep 'yards. ..and a good orchard. - Sections 6 and 7, Block" IV., Omaliiiie -Survey" District, contain- 1 ing 475 a. 2r., lately in the occupation of Mr John Wall. This 'property is all "in grass 'but 100 'acres of 'bush, and ' is divided into nine paddocks. Improvements comprise new .4roomed house, shea, yards, and' orchard. Title to both properties under the Land Transfer Ac,t. Terms at sale. The properties are situated • about seven mile from Waverley, byfe good road, and Mr James Palmer, of Waverley, will shew intending pur» chasers over the properties. . On Account of Mr Ashtbn— • Part'Seotion .11, Blook 9. Gonville. containing 2} cores, with four- ' roomtd Cottage and outbuild-. 1 inga.. 1 R. E BEOKEIT. HUNTERVILLE SALE YARDS " THURSDAY, 7th. NOVEMBER. R. E.'BEOKET'T will soil by publiV • auotion, as'above,— 35 yearlings 15 yearling steers ' ■> 10 yearling steers •" 20 good mixed yearlingß 3 2} year steers 6 18-mouths steers " • 15 mixod yearlings 2 bullocks 2 fat bullooke 3 fat oovrs 5 springing cowa 6 fat heifers 1 heifer, in full milk 3 purebred Jersey heifers, in calf to Ayrshire bull 9 steers, mixed ages CO heifers, mixed ages 30 forward 3 year bullooks 480 mixed hoggets 160 mixed hoggets 400 mixed hoggets (g-otl) 520 2 and 4-tcotli wethers 100 fat wethors 90 ewes and lambs 120 ewf.s and lambs 50 forward ewes 200 fat and forward ewes 80 fat ewes 120 4-tooth dry ewes 150 dry owes R. E. BECKETT. Auctioneer. FOR LEASE FOR 20 YEARS. WE have boon instructed to lease for a term of 20 years a. nice Dairy Farm of 290 acres, near the Westmere Creamery, at the moderate rental of 18s per acre. No goodwill. Buildings all new. As, dairy farms are much sought after (especially on' the Westmere) there are sure to be many after this. B. BADDELEY & CO.. Ridgway Street.