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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXII, Issue 12381, 4 February 1908, Page 8

Auction Sales. J. H. tfIXON -nd Co. J. H. NIXON AND CO.'S LIST OF AUCTION SALES FOR FEBKUAEY, 1908. WANGANUI, Wc-diicsday t 12 ANNUAL SHEEP FAlll, WANGANUI Wednesday 26 FARMS oi ever} Oeacriptxou on our dooXs tor ealc or lease. AGENTS FOli— . Iloyal Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire. Cohmial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Limited. Live Stock General Insurance Co. of N.Z. - New Zealand Insurance Co., Limited, Accident. N.Z. Automatic Gate Co., Limited. SALE YABDS AT— Wangauui, Waverley, Hangamahu, aud Raetihi. A. A. AIKEN, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR. WANGANUI, 26th FEBRUARY. At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. JH. NIXON ANP COMPANY will sell • by public auction as »boT»— fiK(\f\ SHEEP, all classes. Entries now being received. DAIRY FARMERS REAP THIS. QIVQ ACRES all well-grassed, English hi\ hi mixture, 5 paddocks, flat and undulating country, springs in every paddock: splendid turnip growing country; 2 minutes from creamery, school \ mile. New house, 4 or 5 rooms. Cowshed and yards. Price £8 per acre. Terms (.£SOO cash. The above property is in a new District that has great possibilities. We know for a fact that some Taranaki Dairymen have lately taken up properties in this locality ; in /tact a place adjoining and similar to the above sold to a Taranaki farmer for bUs per acre more than we ask you for this property. If you buy quickly £8 per acre is the price. It carries 50 Dairy Cows besides other stock, and with good larming will carry double the stock. The climate is considered to be the best in New Zealand. A part is within 6 miles. The vendor is selling to go in for a larger property. Quote - No. 118 when inquiring. Further Particulars from J. H. NIXON & CO., Stock. Auctioneers, Land, Estate and Financial Agents. Opposite P. 0.. Wanganuf. jTh. keesing~ ' - i THURSDAY, 6th FEBRUARY. At 1 p.m.. JH. KEESING, instructed by Mr J. • E. Moosman, will sell at his residence (above Aramoho, on the River Bank), the whole of his furniture and effects, consisting of-— Hair covered suite, hall-stand (mirror back), overmantel, duchess pair, couch, chiffonier, marble and other clocks, mandoline, accordian, auto harp, jewel case, dining, kitchen and fancy tables, Austrian and other chairs, oil paintings, engravings, pretty model ships, carpets, skin, hearth and wool rugs, door mats, and slips, chinille and lace curtains, poles, blinds and rollers, lamps, ornam ents, pictures, books, mirrors, B.R. and iron bedsteads, pring, and kapoc mattrasses, 'bolsters, pillows, blankets,' quilts, drawers, towel rails, chamber sets, ; washstands, table covers, glassware, tea feet, cruet, crockery, cutlery, crib-board, dresser, linoleums, and oil cloth, scales and weights, mincer, wringer, meat safe, wash tubs, jars, pres. pan, wash tubs, curing trough, mower, garden tools, steps, f ladder, barrow, also spring cart, single furrow plough, 1 set of harrows, quiet horse, trap, harness and a lot of fowls. The 12 o'lock 'bus from town will 'Carry passengers on to sale without any extra charge. J. H. KEBSING, Auctioneer. PIANO TUNING. MAKE your preparations for the long winter evenings early and get YOUR PIANO TUNED * By an Expert who understands his profession. MR R. W. THOMPSON, Certificated Tuner from J. Brinsmead and Sons, of London, and for about eight years in the employ of Messrs H. Cojner ana go., w»«iganui. Town tunings 7s 6d prompt cash, suburban and country tunings as per agreement according to distance. \ Two Second-hand Pianos for Bale Cheap. All orders promptly attended too. ■ Note the address. Mrs. R. W. Thompson, NOVELTY HOUSE, 109, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANCANUI, Opposite the Catholic Church. I Msfcin Trunk Line. AQfi ACRES on good metalled road; 9 yOU miles from railway station. 300 acres freehold, balance JL.I.P.; all in grass with exception of 90 acres shelter bush, ring, fenced and well subdivided. Easy hill country, with small flats, round the house. Weli watered, carries: 1\ ewes. Sqi,l broken papa. This property is spoken of by a practical man as being the cheapest place on the market at the present time. The buildings consist of 5-romed house, shed with concrete floor, and several other outbuildings. ' 300 acres of , the property have been used as a dairy farm. No. H2O. Good terms maye be made. Apply FAIRBURN AND— SILK, Land Agents, Etc. Bidgway Street.