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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11392, 24 October 1904, Page 8

Auction Bail*. , •*'. &. JACKSON A CO. rnsiancAN ». tackson and co.a J} ' 3HST OF STOCK SALES FOE OCTOBER, 1904. J3ALE YARDS at Wanganui, Waverley, Waitotarfei, aad Turakina. Agemta for — Owe&'« New Zealand Sk««p Dip fiercer Patent Fenoiag KONDO SHEEP BEEKGH Alliance Aiwuranca Co., Ltd. (Fix* aad Mariae) Saaw, Sarill aa< Albiom Co.. Ltd. g. B. JACKSON. Ayetiogeer. bALE BY MORTGAGEE. .SALE 1 pF FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate at Denlair, by order of the Mortgagee, under conduct of the Registrar at Wanganui ot the Supreme Court of. New Zealand. MESSRS EjREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. have been instructed by the Registrar, at Wanganui of "th 6 SuCourt of New' Zealand ' to sell ' by •public auction at their gale yards, Taupo Qnay, on WEDNESDAY, the -second day of November, 1904, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon^ the following property; Tib. : ' All that piece or parcel, ot land, situated at Denlair, about 12 J miles from Wanganul, containing about 210 acres, more er less, and being .part of section Number 227 on the plan, of the left bank, Wanganui Rive,r. The above lands are being sold in exercise pf the power of sale confererd on -Mortgagee by Deed of .Mortgage Registered Number 86,394. Full particulars may be obtained on. application.' to tho> or to Messra' Corry ana* HoldIship, Wan^anui, 'solicitors for the Mortgagee, at whose offices the title deeds and conditions of sale may alsb be inspected. , , s ' :, MU^BAT. GOBBETS ANDCO. WELLINGTON WOOL AND SHEEFSKIN SALES. k U£TI©N SALES of Wool, Sheepskins, xL "Bides, etc., held by VMUBBAY. ROBERTS, AND CO, WELLINGTON, • JEVEBY" ALTERNATE FRIDAY. Special attention "given to CLASSING, ensuring full market prices. Prompt Returns. ,' i Every lot carefully .valued before sale. N.Z.L. AND M.A. COMPAQ i, LTD. "~. FTJELDINtf SALE. FRIDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1904. ITIHS NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND X MERCANTILE AGENCY, Cp. *jll •ell as above— S7O hoggets 170 hoggets 260 hoggets 30 hoggets 8 young tows with calves 1 cow in calf 14 2-year heifers 28 yearlings > 45. mixed yearlingsn' • ; • "7 . I, ' ; 20 Per Cent. Discount AT HARROP & f^HKISTMAS Gooda are already pouring \j in Upon us, and we must make room for them. It would take a long time to remark every article, so w.eve hit upon a simple .plan. 'Every cash buyer of goods > tm the yalue ot 2s 6d will have the choice ef'any article marked at 6d, and for every lialf-crown spent the value of the gift will be increased by 6d. Thus: — , Ampunt of purchase^ 2s 6d; Gift of article, •" :: f 6d. "/ * " .Arapunt of purchase, ss; Gift article, Is. Amount- of purchase, 10s; Gift article, 2s. Amount of purchase, £1; Gift article, 4s. Amount. of. purchase, £5} Gift article, jei. Every "article is marked at our usual low price. Every purchase is a bargain, and tke Gift is thrown in. A- little money will ,buy i a lotj just now. Come quick and get your pick." HABROP & „.: -...*, .A,NjDERSO]tf, THE CRYSTAL HOUSE, 139, AVENUE (next llean'a Pharmacy). For. Good Lasting Furniture . ;JQO TO _'"■".. 'Mtjssl". , '. ONE of the secrets of -good housekeeping is how. to mako the' bast showing and secitie^jfche greatest comfort for the mqney sp'eut^-FUrniture of enduring goodness at ' moderate cost. . ' ' ' The RUSS style of charging makes, house furnishing an easy problem. And not only in the /larger lines, but in the smaller articles,' to , ado£n ' the homp, RUSS stands -alone ' for quality; variety, and value. Wneii' you want a picture, a #ower pot, a screen, linoleum, a wicker chair, a- sideboard — anything that goes to make a complotc .home," go to RUSS and you'll .be a satisfied buyer. '. , , ip. buss, THE PEOPLE'S FURNISHES, CORNiSI^ AVENUE AND TNGESTRTJ STREET. WANOANUI. QA*y AC3 * ES ' Marton; good buildings 0\) I ' nnd fences. £16 per acre. No. 684. W v B. Giesen and Co.