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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12750, 22 April 1909, Page 8

AuatlM Balat. DALCETY AND CO., LTD.. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., CALENDAR OF SALES. APRIL. Waverley, Friday 2! NOTE. — We are prepared to effect Lin , Stock Insurance in aU its branches. W< ] call special attention to foaling risks. WAVERLEY SALE. FRIDAY, 23rd APRIL, 1909. f -pVALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. . ±J will sell as above at 12.30 p.m. — 200 4 and 5-year ewes. ; 300 good lambs. 140 4-th forward wethers. 90,,e^0pty ewes r 33 fat and forward lambs. 23 fat ewes. 100 lambs. 150 mixed Shropshires. 20 18-month steers. 40 20-month, steers. 30 good 2 to 2s-year steers. 25 mixed weaners. 12 empty cows. 15 15-months steers. • 20 mixed cattle. 150 15 to 18-month steers. j. hack. 1 unbroken filly. ; On Account S. Powdrell, Esq— s 75 3J-year forward bullocks. On Account L. R. Woodroffe, Esq — [ 30 2^ to 3-year maiden heifers (good I line). NOTE.— AH entries can be left with our i Waverley agents. , J. H. KEESING. 1 MONDAY, 26th APRIL. At 1 p.m. JH. KEESING, instructed by Mr C. • Blatoher, will sell at his residence, No. 21, Wilson Street, the whole of his furniture and effects, consisting of — Couches, dining, round, and other tables, Austrian, willow, rattan and easy chairs, shelves, pictures, fancy pot, palm, fenders, brasses, hearth rugs, linoleums, umbrella stand, curtain poles, doot ajipe, fire screens, double and single bedsteads, wire, spring, flax and kapoc mattresses, duchess chests, washstands, chamber «ets, towel rail, ward-curtains, carpet runner, music holder, crockery, cutlery, mangle, scales, kitchen utensils, mincer, clothes basket, safe, mower, hose, garden tools, netting, steps, jare, pots, pans, and usual sundries. J. H. KEESING, Auctioneer. 27 Acres. 2\ MILES FROM WANGANUI GOOD HOUSE, or 7 rooms, 13 yeare old, 5 bedrooms, dining-room, kitchen, dairy, trap-fihed, etc. House is buili on hill close to main road and commando fine view of sea. Splendid road and neai •school and creamery. Price .£1600; terms J3200 cash, balance at 5 per cent, for a long term of years. (No. 9), John D. Brechln LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, 18, ST. HILL STREET. V Opposite Fire Brigade Station, Wanganui. 'Phone 573. WHY? GENTLEMEN ! ! Do the Nations Rage. Do you come to us. Do we 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 theii money. You know that our goods are THE goods for you and the best v&iue. 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 customers cauiot wear them out fasi enough to keep our large staff permanently employed. THEREFORE New customers come along with youi orders. Old customers repeat your orders and tell your friends to give us & trial. OUR PRICES Are not reduced, as the following will show — SUITS TO ORDER: 50a, 555, 60s, 655, 76b, 755, and 80s for Kash. Jones & Ashdown. THE KASH TAILORS. VICTORIA AVENUE, Oppptltt Bank of Now Zealand. VISITORS TO PLPIHIB3. STAY at SMITH'S RIVER VIEW HOUSE, where you can obtaia up-to-date accommodation at the very lowest ratest. Visitors will now be able U , view the beauties of the World-famed Wanganui River at a much lower cost than hitherto, as we have reduced rates , for accommodation at Pipiriki, 200 pel , cent, and we also convey patrons' luggage to and from the house free of charge. In civility, cleanliness, and attention we lead, others follow. Our free coach meets all steamera. Tariff — 4s 6d and 6s per day. Wive or write. ; BJVES VIEW HOUSE, PIPIRIKI, ARTHUR O. SMITH, Proprietor. W« amploy ao Tout* om Steamen.