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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13421, 7 July 1911, Page 8

Auction Sales. □ ALGETY'AND' CO., LTD. □ ALGETY AND CO., LTD. CALENDAR OF SALES. JULY. Wanganui, Wednesday 13 Wavcrlcy, Friday 14 Wanganui, 'Wednesday 3(5 Waverlcy, Friday 38 NOTE.—We are prepared to effect live stock insurance in all its branches. We call special attention to foaling risks. Agents for Massey-Harris line of Implements, Wolselcy Shearing Machines and Separators. Full stock of repair parts carried. Also Agents for QiiibcH’s Liquid and Powder Dip. Full stock of repair parts carried. WANGANUI SALE. WANQANDIKAST YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. At 1 p.m. Tk ALGETY AND COMPANY will Sell—i OCAA SHEEP, comprising—--40 fat wethers, 30 fat ewes, AV) good si ore wethers, (50 3 and 4-tooth wethers, 400 mixed hoggets, 330 mixed hoggola, 4()0 f.m. owes in Jamb to Romney rams, 000 mixed hoggets, 100 empty forward ewes, 100 mixed Jambs, 1000 good 2looth wethers (in lots). 150 prime fat wethers and maiden ewes. G dairy cows close to profit 2 springing heifers 5 dairy cows Drakes leave the Post Office corner periodically after 11 a.m. Luncheon may he obtained at the yards. J. H. EEESINO. FINE FREEHOLD SECTION. NEAR AVENUE. MONDAY, JULY 10. At 1 p.m. T 11. KEEPING will Soil, on the Pro- * perty, in Glasgow Street (first past St. John’s Club), on account of Mrs McKenzie; the 'Freehold of Section, with Cottage, outhouses, etc. A line sect ion, wiih big frontage. The Furniture will he Sold at the same time. 1 ,1. ,11. KEEPING, c Auctioneer. WILLIAMS AND HAEPEB. WANGANUI AUCTION MART. SATURDAY, JULY 8. At Noon. •WILLIAMS AND HARPER will sell by ’ ' unction as above — Poultry of all descriptions, pigs hovico. trains, produce, including wheat, 'lit;, chaff, potatoes, onions, carrots, parsnips, fruit; saddlery and harness, corn crusher two coppers and frames, stop ladders, mangle, scales and sundries, on account of w!:..m ii may concern ; five second-hand bicycles (absolutely without reserve] ; also furniture, including I a Ides, chairs, sideboards, couches, suits furniture,, piano, linoleums, pictures, dresser, mirror, bedsteads, mattresses, kapoc beds, diu-hewt chest, duchess pairs, Vveelistaiids; toilet I abb's.- loimge( cot, coals, covets, clocks, fancy goods, etc. 11. S. G. HARPER, Auctioneer. SHEPHERD DUOS. CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY, JULY S. At 1 p.m. ©HFi’IIERD HR OH. will .sell by Public Auction an abort.' — Pouliry, horses, 50 sticks potatoes, pollard, ■oats, wheat. 300 cases apples, tea, fruit •trees, pot plants, shrubs, harrow, safe, saddle, set liarunss, small stove, and sundries. Furniture, consisting of new sideboard, piano, duchess pains, duchess chests, Edison’s Triumph phonograph- and 57 records, extension dining tabic (oak), dresser, chest drawers, basket, wicker, and A us; chairs, dining and kitchen tables, wardrobe, bedsteads , wire and kapoc beds, pictures, organ, drop-head Singer machine, blankets, couches, lounge and stands, rugs, curtains, crockery, onamelmare, ornaments, linoleum, piano stool, chiffoner, saw, toots, suit lengths, coals, etc. T. M. SHEPHERD, Auctioneer. Farm of 9000 A ores. 9COC acres of Government grazing run, situated 35 miles from Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, which is easily accessible in three hours. The rental is 31 per cent, on 13/- for the first 31 years, and a further term of 31 years at 21* per cent, on the then ground value. HOOD acres are in grass, 3200 acres ti-ti*e and rough feed, 2000 acres of splendid riinu milling timber; a fine Homestead of 8 rooms, witli all necessary outbuildings, sheep and cattle yards, and a very fine plantation.• It is all fenced, and there are 30 miles of subdivisions. At present carrying 2000 sheep, 3000 head cattle. Under section 80 of the Land Act, powers are given by which owners of this run could cut it up into small areas. The price asked must commend itself to those wishing to invest in a sound propertv. Price £10,909; terms .C3OOO cash, balance to suit. (W) JOHN D BRECHIN, land agent, r ’ 13, ST. HJLL STREET, WANGANUI. ’Phone 573. ANTED Known—To avoid the risk of ” ' contagious skin diseases from stuffed au;l dirty hair pads.* ask your draper or hairdresser for Hcndy’s “Belgravia” Hair Pad (registered). Every pad is pure hair throughout. Refuse all others. Every genuine pad is branded with the maker’s name—-A. M. Bendy, Hair Specialist, Dunedin. Sold by McGruer and Co., Paul and Co., and ail leading, drapers in Wanganui. Price, from la each. \\[ANTED Known—At Lnxford’a, GiVts’ x 8 School Hoots, 6s lid, 7s lid, BsGd; usual prices, 8a Od, 9s 63, 10s 6d.