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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15976, 19 November 1919, Page 14

jQ ALGETY & jQOMPANY, JjTD, ME LARGEST WOOL-SELLING HOUSE IN THE WORLD, Auctioneers, Wool Brokers, Stock and Station Agents, Grain, Seed, And General Merchants. WOOL WOOL WOOL Liberal advances made against clips forwarded to us for appraisement, and growers’ interests fully protected in all matters relating to the handling of same for valuation. Expert Valuers employed in Clients’ interests, and new, well-lighted Wool stores just completed. Prompt attention given to all orders for Woolpacks, Seaming Twine, Stencil Plates; also Sheep Dips, Woleeley Sheep Shearing Machines, Spare Parts, and all •harm Requisites. Consign you Wool to “DALGETY’S,” Wanganni, and be assured of the Best Results. Offices; St. HILL STREET. Auction Sales. AS YOU WERE ! ! Before the Great War. If nothing here suites you, come upstairs and consult us, and we will give you an eye-opening selection to choose from. HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST on the best stand in town, with full stock as a going concern. Price £375 cash, PRIVATE HOTEL, with up-to-date furniture and fittings, just 5 minutes walk from everywhere - and accommodating 50 guests; a gold mine for someone, at £2200. Terms £llsO down. POULTRY FARM AND ORCHARDS on 6 acres (only 20 minutes from town) with 8 roomed up- , to-date house, and outbuildings. See us for terms and particulars. Price £2OOO, 6 ROOMS, all modern conveniences, in Carlton Av., with fruit trees, garden and lawn. Freehold and yours for £9OO on easy terms. 5 ROOMS, all conveniences, on quarter acre, Koromiko Road; freehold. Price £1050; also extra quarter acre section alongside at £250. TUNKICLIPFE & ORAMPTON, (The Diggers’ Home Finders.) PRELIMINARY NOTICE, AUCTION SALE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21th, ■ At 1 p.m. 38 NIXON STREET, WANGANUI EAST HP UNNICLIFPE AND CRAMP TON, favoured with instructions from Mr W. Raisoy, who is leaving Wanganui, will oiler the whole of his Household j Furniture and Effects. Everything must bo sold. Included in this list are 12 White Leghorn fowls, all laying. Watch for particulars on Friday. F. S. TUNNICLIFFE. Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF DEAN’S WELL-STOCKED BOOK AND FANCY GOODS STORE, VICTORIA AVENUE. WEDNESDAY, NOV. '26 th, At 1 p.m. sharp. rp UNNICLIFPE AND BRAMPTON, 1 ' favoured with instructions from Mr M. Mark, Chemist, who has purchased the lease and stock of this well-known business, will offer this well-selected Stock next Wednesday, at 1.30 sharp. Everything must be sold to make room for new business. Now is a chance, for Xmas and New Tear presents. Watch for full particulars in papers. F. S. TUNNICLIFFE, Auctioneer. SUJBDIYISIONAL SALE DURIE HILL GARDEN SUBURB, RESIDETIAI SITES. Plans available in a few days. Arrange ’for yours from Mr E. M. Silk’s Land Department, Maria Place; or from Air I inlay Saunders Ridgway Street, Wanganui. ’Hie above sale has been POSTPONED UNTIL JANUARY owing to the noncompletion of reading. Full particulars will appear later. IMPERIAL HOTEL SPECIALTIES IN VERY RARE OLD PORT WINES. GILBEY’S OLD INVALID PORT, shipped from Portugal. A beautiful rich flavoured Wine. 10/6 per bottle. RARE OLD SPANISH PORT, bottled and guaranteed by vendor. 8/6 per bottle. Other lines, Colonial Port, from 5/per bottle. Best brands of other Wines, cased Whiskies and bottled Ales at popular prices Specialty: HIGHLAND WHISKY at 10/- per bottle. Specially imported by vendor. Very Old SPANISH PORT, CASTILLE BRAND, shipped from Oporto. The acme of perfection in Port Wine, recommended by the medical fraternity. 12/6 per flagon. IMPERIAL HOTEL, Wanganui. Freeman R. Jackson & Co. Ltd., WOOL BROKERS, WANGANUI. have WELL-LIGHTED STORES for the disposal of WOOL, Clips submitted to our care receive every attention, and clients’ interests a’re carefully protected. ■Clients supplied with WOOLPACKS, TWINE, SHEEP-DIPS, etc,