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Wanganui Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 13978, 10 May 1913, Page 8

. rr'Tl ir T— n ■lllilill iiMimnl if f »Vll« *- ~i — k T*-— —- —V OALGETY AMR CO., (.TO. D ALGETY AND COY., LTD.. '-CALENDAR OP SALES; ■ ‘ MAY. ’ ’ Wanganui, Wednesday ;....i 14 WaverlCy, Friday U> Wanganui, VYe'dnesday 28 Waverley,'. Friday 30 Agenta for Massey-Hams line of Implements, ■■ Wolseley- Shearing Machines and Separators. Full stock of Repair Parts carried. Also Agents for Quibbeir* Liquid and Powder Dip. Pull stock of- Repair Parts earned. WANGANUI SALE. WANGANUI EAST YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 14th MAY, - ' At 1 p.m. jQALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell': (lAA SHEEP, ’ Comprising—--250 f.m. ewes in lamb to Romneys (off Mangamalm), 200- lambs, .120 2-th wethers. : r 1 >W‘ CATTLE, Comprising—--12 store cows, 22' weaners, 7 steers, 60 wqannrs, ■ ,25 store cows.; •' Brahes leave Post Office corner periodically. after 11 a.m. Luncheon may be'obtained at the yards. WICKSTEED ESTATE., 120 ACRES, EORDELL. HALF-MILE FROM RAILWAY ' STATION. RICH strong sot), practically all ploughahlo and suitable for cropping, dairying oi- fattening. Al4O per acre. Terms exceptionally easy' ■’■■■, ■ DA 1.0 KTY AND COMPANY, LIMITED. Sole Agents. „ —-—r- - ' WILLIAMS AND HARPER. 1 ", ■: : ; PREITMINARY NOTICE. \\/TELIAMS AND HARPER, instructed ■V V by the Wanganui (.'allege Hoard of will sell at their rbolns. Victoria Avenue, on WEDNESDAY, 21st MAY, at 2,:!0 p.m.. A number of Valuable Avenue FRONTAGE'; ou the site of the o!:l College, in lilts to -nit purcimsers. Fill' part ieiilais later. H. S. (i. HARPER,. Auctioneer.. SUBDI VISIONAL SALE OF K6.HAROA ESTATE Comprising 400 ACRES OF CHOICE dairying land At, WKENUAKURA, 4 MILES FROM PATE A. The land is : all- in gTa«» : ' and is all plougliabW with ; the exception of creek” sidling*. It has' never been daiviod ou ami is in splendid heart. The property-■ is -divided into FOUR ■ SECTIONS, sjt is splendily watered bv four creeks which form natural boundaries between each section. LOT J.—Lll ACRES. LOT 2—loß ACRES. LO T 3—92 ACRES, with good Homestead of 7 rooms, with conveniences, woolshed and yards. LOT 4—90 ACRES. T.exms: ILY 6l- PER CENT CASH REQUIRED, THE BALANCE MAY REMAIN FOR A TERM OF YEARS. TOR PROPERTY IS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION, 'and POSSESSION WILL BE GIVEN ON THE Ist DAY OF .TOLY, 1913. V. W. M. ASHTON & Son, ■ ■ WANGANUI. ■ —■r< .. .” HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S SCHOLARSHIP PRIZES, 1912. NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. All students of Hemingway and Robertson who sat for the First Section of the Accountants’ Examination in ‘November last-,"are requested to apply at once for forms to’enable the Committee to adjudge the results and award the prizes to; the successful candidates. These prizes were offered last- year to all Hemingway and R’obfertson’s students. Ist. Eli RE TRAVELLING SCHOLARSHIP TO EUROPE; 2nd. BACHELOR OF COMMERCE . SCHOLARSHIP TENABLE AT N.Z. UNIVERSITY. ' 3rd. VALUABLE LIBRARY. I -The Committee who will adjudge the results are;:—Rev. H. B. • Wingfield (Chairman);-.- Henry Shaw,' Esq.; Geo. W. Hutchison (Members Council Society of Accountants) ; Professor Maxwell Walker (N.Z. University); W. H. Wilson, Esq., 8.A., LL.M. The names of successful competitors will be duly announced 'by the Committee both hr this paper ana the principal dailies.' '■> - Coiiipetitors are requested to communicate to the following address imtoe-_ diatelv— , SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE. •> Box 516, AUCKLAND.