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DAVID GREENHALGH Vctei


- New blood analyzer, an excellent aid to a quicker diagnosis .• Dental service available for a healthier horse


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GISBURN AUCTION MARTS S 15242 61444 (Accounts)


____Nr Clitheroe--------- Tel: (01200) 445376 (Mart) 0 01200 422369 (Office)


I Twice monthly sale of beef breeding cattle, store cattle ] and she ep of all classes. Entries taken to time of sale.


ATURDAY 14th FEBRUARY 1998 START 11 a.m.


, MONDAY, 16th FEBRUARY 1998


I 9.30 -10.30 am - Over 30 month cull cattle collection. | Entries advisable.


9.00 -10.00 am - Cull Calf collection {7 -1 8 days old) Last Week £76 . THURSDAY, 19th FEBRUARY 1998


WEEKLY SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE, CALVES AND FATSTOCK Numbers forward and to p prices fo r previous w eek


| 64 Newly Calved Dairy Cows and Heifers £850 11.00 am 1


In Calf Dairy Cows & Heifers £770


I 85 Rearing Calves £228 156 Young Bulls Ballot 9.30 am 135p/kg


1 132 Prime Steers & Heifers to follow 128p/kg Second Ballot Bulls to follow


1 1285 Hoggs 94p/kg 146 Cast Ewes and Rams to follow £46.50


| 50 Over 30 month Cull Cattle collection Entries advisable


I Twice monthly sale of bee f breeding cattle, store cattle 1 and she ep of all classes. Early entries reque s tedfo r


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SATURDAY. 28th FEBRUARY 1998 START 11 a.m.


I advertising to Richard Turner and Son on Clitheroe BEA CON 1


N3ORTH WEST (Gisburn)


5 Beacon Electronic Auctions with a nationwide 1 network for the sale of Fatstock direct from the


Farm to the abbattoir.


Monday, Wednesday, Friday 2320 Hoggs 182p/kg I Thiirqriav


27 Cattle 182p/kg


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______________________ _ ^ Agricultural Services Bingham & Yorke


Grazing/Mowing Licences Available


Lane Ends, Bolton-by-Bowland 197.27 acres in 6 convenient lots


at


To be let by tender from 16th March 1998 to a 28th February 1999. For further particulars


nd a plan please apply to Ingham & Yorke (as above)


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Offices: TFJ' CWSSF1E^A^bS.E?4M33I____________ q W a k e u p to 4 * * < 4 t . A typical ‘Prior' h om e . CLITHEROE


‘Hawthorn Farm’ off Hawthorn Place


4 & 5 bedroom detached homes with a high specification


from £ 9 1 ,9 9 5 c^iesof conduct within the coun- Call 01200 426292 or irSI-


Sales Office open Thursday-Monday 11.00am - 6.00pm


Persimmon Homes (North West) Ltd, Holdon Road. Loloh- WN7 1EW. Tol: 01 94 2 26 12 90


E s t a t e se tting h o u se s on o u t •property pA$es this Meek Ate—


B lack Horse Agencies Ross


PERSIMMON F IF 1 S T C H O I C E F O R C H O I C E


eftaand the hassle free factor into the bargain, research developments is that design, quality a n d . n « -


treet scenes where all the houses have their own distinc


"""ThTmessage we'are getting all the time from visitors to our


ality are the reasons why they are choosing to b£y new rather than second-hand," said John Jarvis, Beaz Homes sales director for the region. t "Each of our new homes has its own unique ‘de^t y,


dhanks to the individual style treatments we h ^ e intr^ suced. Our new developments have visually


^Improvements to Beazer's new homes are not just on the surface, he pointed out. Its policy of giving y more features as standard is continuing.


Land Chartered Auctioneers Agents Sunejors A: Milueis


L i r iT .K M O Q R . CM J T H .K U O K T i : i . : (H 2 0 l> 4 2 3 6 55


|HORSE AND PONY CREMATION | Personal service


el: 01772 622466 0161 775 5707


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DALE'S VIEW Ir id ing CENTRE


Prop: Liz Heath B.H.S.I.I. Higher Lane, Salterforth, Bamoldswick


Open Tuesday - Sunday Telephone:


aLessons for all ages available


(01282) 817300


nd abilities starting P from £6ony trekking


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hour emergency service Surgery Times Mon - Fri


9.00- 11.00am 2.00 - 4.00pm 5.00 - 6.30pm 9.00 - 11.00am Emergency Surgery


ALL SURGERIES BY


appointment ONLY


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LATE OPENING TUESDAY & THURSDAY C TIL 8 p.m.


Over 60 brands of horse feed in stock O Horsehage and bedding


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Leyland and Cheshire T Pet Crematorium


Tel: 01302 535057 for further details


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READ, Nr. WHAlXEY (01282) 771716 STEVEN ASKEW


Covers most areas in Lancashire


Tel: 01254 392347


ADVERTISING IN THIS FEATURE SIMPLY


FOR FURTHER DETAILS OF


t e l e p h o n e 422331


Property Your S E C T I O N STARTS


W *w ; Accommodation LONG LET


T o l a e t


AVAILABLE On 2 bed terraced


Queen Street, Nelson


UF/CH £65 p.w. DSS considered


Tl: Twr e o e


01253 290808 A SHARED


o ll 01200 423830


Private bedroom and private lounge, furnished including fully equip, kitchen. Shower T £4 and bathroom.5 / £50 pw


0 1 2 5 4 ) 8 2 2 7 2 2


CCOMMODATION Clitheroe


B IL L IN G TO N 2 b e d r o om c M id T e r r a c e C o tta g e G a s


HERE


- Accommodation ToLet


PENNY ASHTON


PROPERTIES Newly refurbished


2 & 3 bed houses available NOW in Burnley SOON other areas


• Fitted kitchen • New decor • New carpets • DSS welcome F o r fu r th e r d e ta i ls


Tel: 0161 7 9 5 2 4 7 8


S IM O N S TO N E E x e c u tiv e 2 b e d B u n g a low in a t t r a c t iv e r u r a l s e ttin g . F u lly F u rn - G I sh e d to a h ig h s ta n d a r d .


g a r a g e . W e ll m a in ta in e d


C L IT H E R O E la rg e 3 b e d r o o m e d s e m i - d e t a c h e d


h o u s e , n.c.li. ff f<ltct.^r. ci,r-- o e ts a n d c u r ta in s . N e x t to H e n th o rn p a r k . £ 4 0 0 p e r m o n tl. T e l: 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 1 5 1 1 d a y s / 0 9 6 6 1 5 1 4 8 0 . e v e s.


Rli. P t F u rn is h e d R e c e p tio n t o om a n d K itc h e n . C o n ­ (a c t J S A t h e r t o n & C o


TW O BED


h o u s e . C lith e r o e . £ 5 0 p /sv d e p o s i t a n d r e f s . T e l 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 2 7 8 3 .


Tel: 01200 4247491 evtart to 1997 but this year has been inide advertising campaign, promot­


Spacious bed available in large private house.


a a r d e n & O r c h a r d . A v a il­


o r lo n g e r if r e q u i r e d . (N o D S S /N o d o g s /P r e f e r a b l y


b le f o r m in i m um 6 m o n th s


N o n -S m o k e r s ) C o n ta c t JS A t h e r t o n & C o ( 0 1 2 5 4 ) 8 2 2 7 2 2


4 B E D R O O M E D u n f u r ­ rn i s h e d . m o d e r n i s e d t e r ­


ea c e d h o u s e , id e a lly s i tu a t - cd c lo s e to C lith e r o e to w n


f te r 6 .0 0 pm .


pe n t r e . £ 4 4 0 p .c .m . D e -I q o s it a n d r e f e r e n c e s r e ­ a u i r e d .T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 3 1 3 4


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g ents around the country," said "Twroup chairman Frank Easton. s elve months ago we had a brisk


en busier. w"We recently launched a nation­


Accommodation To Let


Registered Farrier Horses shod from £35


Shoes available in mild steels ] & aluminium


StjE& ....- -


Manor House Barn, Clough Bank, Chatburn.


| ly 1983.The semi-detached cottage- style home has numerous unusual, yet appealing, fea­


OUR property of the week dates back to the early 19th Century and was converted for residential purposes by the vendor in approximate-


Price: £109,950 any appealing features


tures and occupies an excellent position on the fringe of Chat-


burn.On the ground floor, an entrance hallway leads to the well b fitted kitchen, with a range of


in an attractive surround. hoThe second floor features a ]


ith a cast iron wood burner with­ a use bathroom with sunken bath


built-in appliances, feature wshed floor boards and a mullion


eamed ceiling and tiled floor. i The dining room features pol­ indow.The main bedroom, also on the


end the second bedroom is locat­ ad via a small spindle staircase, wnd has fitted furniture, mini bay


ground floor, has a range of fitted a furniture and an en-suite dressing


rorea, as well as an en-suite shower om.A dog leg spindle staircase leads


indow and beamed ceiling. inOutside, a split level courtyard !


wcorporates an ornamental pond, this most unusual property, con­


t nd 7 Castle Street, Clitheroe, elephone 01200 427331.


tHOUSEBUILDERS Barratt report that New Year sales have got off to sheir best start for a decade, with


NFlying start to


ahead of last year. son"Once again the homebuymg sea­ meople out in force at our develop­


ales reservations running 20 /o p seems to have started early,with


vice plus a £99 Down and Move In scheme for first-time buyers, which is generating a tremendous response. c Our sales teams throughout the


g our seven day part exchange ser­ ountry are reporting substantially


reseincreased visitor levels and sales t rvations which are well ahead of


he same period 12 months ago. u "This extremely positive start gives


e.


Ts confidence for the coming year. s here is undoubted demand for sen­ ribly-priced quality new homes in the might locations and we expect the moarket recovery which gained


time to buy."


saOver the last three years Barratt t les turnover has increased by more


the year 2000. __


tinumentum throughout 1997 to con­ ne"Mortgage rates are reasonabl .e,


value and there is increased availabil­ ity across all price ranges. We are say­ ing that early 1998 will be a good


w homes represent extremely good


homes in 1997 and are on course to achieve their objective of increasing annual sales to 11,000 new homes by


Barratt sold more than 8,150 new 64. .


BRAND new homes have become the first choice among discerning buyers, so say Beazer Homes, one of Britain s


ith lawn and raised flower beds. t For an appointment to view aact Mortimer Gorse and Ross, 5


V. W'TT: -sTT/V.>llK#8 r.'S*:sJrv.Cv..' .l5 i- #3 rasS


wto the first floor and a large lounge j


ew Year sales


certainly expect our progress to con­ satinue. The market improvement we erowing consumer confidence and


han 50% and Mr Eaton said: "We g w during 1997 was underpinned by


sxcellent affordability and this trend .


months. We expect average house prices to rise in line with earnings


hould continue during the coming 12 growth of around 4%."


" Barratt, recently named Britain s rHousebuilder of the Year" for a iecord sixth time, are currently build­ tng on over 275 developments


around 335,000 to £800,000. Further information on 0345 b i b.i


hroughout Britain at prices from Homes with character ______L__ 1 L#snf!niT n ishings.


n All new homes now include gas central heating, choice t f fitted kitchen with hob, oven and hood, and a choice of


ifoSta thebathroom. Front gardens are full turfed and


'alMany homes have downstairs cloakroom and en suite showerroomTo the main bedroom Low maintenance upvc double glazed windows throughout is now standard


°nThedesign of new homes may have changed over the yeans to give" hem increased character, but the n ^ n s fo r buying new have not changed - they are as valid as they


^Purchasers Mil not face the prospect of costly repair bills. They have the confidence of the 10 year NHBC


guarantee that is given with every new home. 8UThere is none of the hassle of buying second hand which can involve negotiations with estate agents, valuers


MBeazer*can act as a one stop shop, sorting out the best financial package, arranging full value P?£


NO DEPOSIT


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u a lity a n d v a lu e * •4 4 , 4 - 4 * 4 . ,<Y.4- !*-'4 .<;■ 4l *(v 4 r , , , , «, ,


s@%ptability ; H 0 1 2 8 2 8 3 0 8 8 8


WE CARE & WANT TO HELP approved DEALER


' CONTACT ALLAN GO WAN Sr OR DARRIN ASHWORTH ON


ORNERS: A c c rin g to n R o a d * B u rn le y anna * * * 4. t . * < 6 •< e r '-.V. u


ueven paying legal fees, stamp duties or offering a four Iig nre cashback to help pay for carpets, curtains and fur­


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