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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12628, 16 October 1905, Page 8

WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, TALLOW AUCTIONS. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANB MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, have pleasure in announcing that they will held PERIODICAL AUCTION SALES of above in their large well-lighted Nixon Street store. The first sale will be held on 18th October. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. T7IOR SALE OR TO LEASE.Property situated three miles from Wanganui, and having a long frontage to the river. At present occupied by J. H. T. Wickham, Esq. 9 ACRES LAND. Almost new house, contsining 8 rooms, bathroom, wash-house, trapshed, man's roor», harness-room, fowlhouse, etc. Ornamental grounds, flower, fruit, and vegetable gardens. An ideal suburban house. For Price and all particulars, apply to LEWIS AND CO., Avenue. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. DALGETY & COMPANY, L m WOOL BROKERS. Wellington. Head Office: 96 Bishopsgafce Street, London Branches throughout Australia and New Zealand. Capital fully subscribed .... £4,000,000 Capital paid up - £1,000,000 Reserve fund £14.0;00G i As the Wool Season is closgllfchand. Dalgety and Co., Limitea, to assure "growers that clips entrusted to their care for local sale or shipment tj London will receive every attention. During the year ended 30th June we sold at our various branches throughout Australia and New Zealand 162,----552 bales. And we shipped to London for sale 82.087 bales. Making a total handled of 244,639 bales. This is an increase within the last 12 months of 78;314 bales. Wellington Wool Sale dates: Friday, 17th November; Friday, Bth December; Thursday, 11th January; Thursday, 15th February-' If for shipment to London wool cau go forward by steamer or sailer at owners' option. FULL ADVANCES made against consignments. SHEEPSKIN, HIDE, , AND TAL^ LOW SALES .held fortnightly. Consign your gool to Dalgety 'and Co., Limited, Wellington. JAMES MACINTOSH, Manager. G. N. BAGGETT, 22 St. Hill Street, Wanganui, Representative, Wanganus and Taranaki districts^ • BOARDING-HOUSE. [TWO MINUTES from P. 0., WanJL ganui, 14 rooms, well furnished can accommodate 18 permanent boarders. Doing vary good casual trade. The solo reason for selling is ill-health of * the proprietor, who is compelled to retiro from business by the doctor's orders, and consequently must sacrifice to effect a speedy sale. This .statement is guaranteed to be true by advertiser. Price reduced to £155; £100 cash required, balance aranged for lease 3£ years. Takings when full £20 per week. Apply to , . GIBSBN. AND CO. for furth&r particulars and card to view. Curing Lung Trouble Not always an exsy task. Very much depends upon the way patients lcok after themselves. If those who possess weak lungs, or who easily catch colds will exercise deeper breathing, not merely for a few minutes each €ay, but create the excellent habit of breathing a little deeper all day long,—the extra lung power developed will positively astonish you. To help throw off a cold, recent or chronic; to clear the air passages of phlegm, to reduce the inflammation or soreness caused by a cold and to aid fresh air, take regular doses of LANE'S EMULSION the great lung healer and body builder. About one or two teaspoonfuls of Lane's three or four times each day will do nicely. * Be sure it's Lane's Emulsion. - 155 mo stand" fins season. MALATTJA, MALATUA (8) by the mighty Malu-a (3), winner of the Melbourne Cup, dam Faithful, by Darriwell (26), also a win-* ncr of the Melbourne Cup, is a rich bay horse, foaled in 1895. He stands 16| hands and possesses plenty of bone and substance, and moreover is free from blemish, and is one of the handsomest and healthiest horses in the country. His performances stamp him as a most successful and speedy racehorse, and are too recent to need recapitulation here, as they may be scan by reference to the Turf Register. Malvolio, also a winner of the Melbourne Clip, is by Malua, and a sire of many winners on the flat and over hurdles. According to the "Bruce Low'"' figure system, Malatua (8) is a ■siro horse by Malua (3), St. Albans (2), Bla'r Athol (10), son of Stockwell (3), I'eter Wilkins .(3), Flying Dutchman (3)". and Bay-Middleton (10). Retraces back on his sire's family to one of the. most successful lines in the Stud Book On his dam's side, Darriwell (26), Tim Whiffler (3), Van Galen (5). Conrad 11. (5), Lecturer (2), Calsterdale (18), and Lscydes (3) are figures worth mention ing, being of running and sii-e families* wlvch is a great combination. MALATUA is a male descendant of tho Byorly Turk, and the tap root of the pedigree is "The Bustler Mare." In tho first 4 removes of his tabulated pedigree there are 8 sire numbers and 10 running sire numbers. Sire families —3, 8, 11, 12, 14. Running sire families 1, 2, 33, 4, 5. Breeders in Wanganui and surrouiidinp districts are notified that the thoroughbred Stallion MALATUA (8) will stand the season at a fee of £5 os v or for two or more mares £4 4s. Groomage fee 2s. Gd., to be paid at first service. ....... Every care and no responsibility taken, and good paddooking at Is. 6d. per week. He will trawl the surrounding districts, viz.:— T _ . „ TURAKINA, eevry MONDAY, via No. 1 Line. MARTON every TUESDAY, at Thos. Signal's. ' An the remainder of the ' week at the late Major Kemp's residence, PUTIKI. For .further particulars, apply to W H. BLYTHE, Owner, or R. WHEELER, Groom in charge, Wanganui. Application can be made at Atkinson's Stables. Any mares missed to Malatua last year served at hxilf foe for the coming season.