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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 12053, 21 December 1906, Page 8

" Amtloa laJai | ». B. JACIBOK AND CO. j FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CD'S LIST OF AUCTION SALES FOR ■ DECEMBER, 1906. 1 r ' DBCEjifiEB. 1 Wanganui, Saturday 22 Sake of Wool, etc., helu monthly. Bale yarda at Wanganui, Waverley, rurakina, and Haetihi. AGENTS FOB :- Owen's New Zealand Sheep Dip. fietfeYt Patent Fencing. KONDO SHEEP DKENCH. AlUanoe Aaauraaca Co. Limited (Fire ' '"'atoT-lifnaeV gnaw, Sayill, and Albioa C©»p»»y, ■ ;vt - .Limited.' > - ■"- .• ■ ' International Harvester Company. Dftwriug Drills, Mowera, and Btndera. E. E. JACKSON, Auctioneer. Wanganui Sale Yards. •ATURDAY. DECEMBER 22. Sale at 12. to sharp. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO irill Sell by Publio Auction as A K'fi' *HE&D CATTLE, comprising all *tO\J 12 Prime Fat Cows, 110 Well-bred •- 2-year Steers, 100 Mixed Yearlings, 100 18-month Heifers, 40 24-year Steers, 40 Cows and Heifers, 30 2 and 3-year Steers, 20 Cows and CaYves, 20 Forward Cows. 1 pure-bred Holstein bull 80) 2f arid 3-year" steers ' KAifi 2-TOOTH WETHEB-S (3 months O\)\J shorn), 20 Pigs, 8 Prime Sucking Pigs. X 70 wether hoggets 30 fat ewes Ob account of a Client who has sold ' -* his Farm — Hayrake, Dray, Spring Trap, Hillside Plough, Grubber, Sacks, Bradley, Horse and Harness, etc. Piga sold promptly at 12.15. Luncheon may be obtained at the yards. NOTE.- I—Owing1 — Owing to-usual sale falling on Christina* Week, we intend holding our aale *a above. ; | j7h. keesinq, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, At 12.30. JH. KEYING will -sell at -the Resi- • dence (No. 3, Sydney Place) of Mr. W. B. Purser, hiR Household Furniture and Hflecta, consisting of— A very pretty Geiman Lounge, Brussells Carpet, Upholstered Willow Chairs, Rattan, Folding, Austrian and Canadian Chairs, pretty Occasional. Dining. Kitchen, Side and Toilet Tables, Fenders, Brasses, 11. Rugs, Slips, Mats, Overmantel, Table Covers, Curtains, Poles, Blinds, excellent Oil Paintings and other Pictures, Linoleums, Mattings, very pretty Duchess Pair and Chest Drawers in puriri, n fine ,Black and Gold Bedstead, Cable, Wire and Kapok Beds, other Bedstead and "Redding, Chamber Sets, Duchess Cheat and Washstand, Horse, Cheffonier, and Bookcase, Hat Rack, Dinner Service, Crockery, PoHb' Irons, Combination Wardrobe and Linen Press, Pheht Drawers, Clothes Horse. Kero. Room Heater. Meat Safe, .Preserve Pin, • Jars, Pots. Pans, Ladder, Hose. Ver. Screen. Tubs. Garden Tools. Cabinetmaker 'a Bench, Drawing Board, and usual Sundries. NOTE.— These goods are very superior and aa eood aa new. J. H. KEESING, Auctioneer. WILLIAMS k HARPEK. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29th, 1906. 1 At noon. WILLIAMS AND HARPER will sell by auction as above — Poultry of all descriptions, including some Purebred Wyandottes, and Turkeys, Pigs, Vehicles. Horses. On account of Mr. D. Sargeant — 1 good Harness Horde or Ha«k, syrs old. Produce, Fruit, Hams and Bacon. Saddlery and Harness. 2 p.m., Furniture, consisting of — Sideboards, Extension Dining Table, Chairs, Fenders, Davenport, Screens, Duchess Table and Pair, Duchess Chest, Wardrobe, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Couches, Washstands, Tbilet Tables, Pictures, a quantity of Ellectro-plate Ware, and Sundries of all descriptions. H. S. G. HARPER, Auctioneer. AS illustrating the great success attending the stock by the imported Clydesdale Stallion , "BANCOR" ia South Island Show-rings, it may be mentioned that at the last Gore Show a yearling filly by Lissi, named Queen O'Kyle, secured Ist prize. At the Southland Show she also obtained Ist in an exceptionally strong class of 10, while another filly by Bancor gained 3rd. These fillies were bred by Mr. Walter .Blakie, of Royal Bush. Queen O'Kyle also won the special prize for the best yearling filly or colt by an imported aire, in which class Baacor also sired the filly placed 2nd. In the class for three yearlings by the same aire, Mr. Drain's two colts and a filly, by Bancor, were a good trio, and won the award, beating four other giood teams f|om BJakie's, Evans', Clark's, and Ryan's Studs. The above successes having been achieved at the Southland Show is a great feather in Bancor's cap, as it is recognised as the best Show for draught stock in the colony* BANCOR is now standing at Kai Iwi, _ and since his arrival in this island has taken Ist and champion at Palmerston, JT*wera, and Taranaki Showa. WANTEiD— Cyclists to know that the Royal Swift Road Racer is a reliable, fast machine, is well designed, and carefully built. Machine supplied to the> apecial requirements of riders. Tyres to order. Price .£2O. Easy terms arranged. —Adams Limited, Avenue. "ANTED Known. — "It'» nerer too late to mend." — So send your boots to b« repaired to the Famous A.B.C, 161, Avenue (next Newmarket Hotel). Men's soled and heeled 3s 6d. ladies' 2s 6d.Best leather used. A.B.C. means Always Bppt and Cheapest. WE have ju3t received large shipments of Wedgwood Crockeryware. — TJ.F.C.A., Avenue. WANTED to Sell-^-Gent.'a Raleigh Bicycle, fitted with free-wheel and duck roller brake. Just been enamelled and ovechauled. A bargain at .£8 cash. Easy terms arranged. — Adams Limited, ▲venue, Wanganui.