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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12747, 19 April 1909, Page 8

Auction tain. . — — pfrLCETY AND CO.',^TOY. DALCETY AND GO., LTD., CALENDAR OF SALES. APRIL. Wanganui, Wednesday 21 Waverley* Eriday 23 NOTE. — We are prepared to effect Live . Stock Insurance in all its branches. We oall special attention to foaling risks. WANGANUI SALE. WANGANUI EAST YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 21st APRIL, 1909. At 1.30 sharp. D ALGETY AND COY., LTD., will sell as above — 0(\(\(\ SHEE P» Comprising— KUUU 500 mixed age ewes, 250 empty Wee, 300 2-th to f.f,m. ewea, 400 good rape lambs, 150 4-th wethers. .Ac-count H. V. Hammond, Esq — "1000 4, 6, and f.f.m. ewee in lamb to Romney rams. Af\ MIXED CATTLE. 25 2-year steers. 20 fat heifers. \ t 25 18-monthe heifers. * 25 18-months eteers. 11 3-year steers. Brakes leave Gordon's Stables periodically after 12 noon. Luncheon (under new arrangements) may be obtained at the yards. WAVERLEY SALE. FRIDAY, 23rd APRIL, 1909. ■PvALGETTf AND COMPANY, LTD., U will .sell as above at 12.30 p.m. — 200 4 and 5-year ewes. 300 good lambs. ' 140 4-th forward wethers. 1 f 90 empty ewes. 33 fat and forward lambs. 23 fat ewes. 30 good 2 to 2J-year steers. 25 mixed weancrs. 12 empty cows. 15 15-months steers. 20 mixed cattle. i hack. 1 unbroken filly. On Account £. Powdrell, Esq — 75 3^-yoar forward bullocks. On Account L. R. Woodroffe, Esq — 30 21- to 3-year maiden, heifers (good line). NOTE. — All entries can be left with our Waverley agents. 10 Acre Farm, Near Town, 6 miles from Wanganui; well-built house of 7 rooms, 6 years old, 4 bedrooms, concrete foundations, picked timber, ceilings, lift high; stable, loose-box, two trap shediS, harness room, workshop, storeroom, cupboards, wardrobes, hot and cold water, washhouse detached on concrete founda- 1 tions", copper, tubs, drainage, back yard concreted ; man's room ; woodshed ; tanks to hold 2000 gallons; ram connected with tanks and creek; h.p. range, hot water to sink and bath; cowshed and three pigslyes on concrete floors, fowl-houses, etc. Good orchard of plums, pears, walnuts, cape gooseberries. L.T. Title. ' Prico, .£2300; terrtie .£7OO cash, and balance at 5 per cent. Reason for celling is owner leaving for England. John D. Brechln LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, 18, ST. HILL STREET. Opposite Fire Brigade Station, Wanganui. 'Phone 573. WHY? GENTLEMEN ! ! - Do* the- Nations Rage. Do j you come to us. Do sve want you to come. Do we want more to come. BECAUSE They have taken so long to find the best place to get value for their i l money. You know that our goods are THE •goods for you and the best value. Our goods are all of such excellent quality that we know that we can satisfy you and we want your trade. Owing to the excellence of material, Cut, Style, and Finish, our suits last so long that our present custo1 mere cax.not wear them out fast enough to keep our large staff permanently employed. THEREFORE New customers come along with your ■ orders. OlcF customers repeat your orders and tell your friends to give us & trial. OUR PRICES Are not reduced, &s the following will phow — SUITS TO ORDER: 50s, 555, 60s, 655, 70s, 755, and 80s for K4sh. Jones & Ashdown, THE KASH TAILORS. 1 VICTORIA AVENUE, Opposite Bank of Now Zealand. ! B.N.Z. Tea Rooms I *" tOIB DAINTY PASTRY, TEMPTING ] CAKES, an* iIFEESHMENTS OF ALL KIND*. f ' ' ' Th* quality of our fooda k absolutely <u*r**U<Mi to m of tb« b«tt, ami tka (ngxedjcmtc ar* tk« purert poaiibl«. Af Wprooa Tea wrred ia » covily f nrniakfd room {ally, at. Cutelli and James. PASTRYCOOKS, CONFECTIONEBS, OATIBKBS, ITOv, v THI A7UKJI. *