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AUCTIONS. '. . / , T EVIN SALE. " TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 30 fat hoggets 310 ewes, 100 per cent, lambs 120 2-tooth shorn wethers 50 empty ewes 30 empty heifers 10 forward cows 15 stpro cows 1? springing cows and heifers G fat cows *' "3 vealers v IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONS SALE Of tho well-known TUHITARATA ESTATE, SOUTH WAIRARAPA. Divided into SEVEN DAIRY FARMS, Ranging from 60 ACRES TO 115 ACRES EACH. | AT A. & P. ASSOCIATION ROOMS, f MASTERTON, " WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. MESSES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON , AND CO. LTD., have been favoured with instructions from JOHN M'MASTER, ESQ., to offer by Public Auction the above-named Estate. This Property is the PICK OF DAIRYING LAND IN THE WAIRA--IH?A, and offers an exceptional opportunity for Dairy Farmers to acquire a piece of ground of this quality. Experts estimate this land to milk A HOW TO THE ACRE. LOT 1.-Heavy river flat with patches . of native bush. Frontaße to Rtiamahunga River and Main Road. A few acres of this lot is subject to flood, and is- tho only lot on tho estate that is so. OT . 2 C" Heavy Tiver flßfc; frontage to Runmnhungo River and two foods. Well-flrown pinus insignia plantation on one boundary. LOT 3.—Heavy river flat; frontage to Runmahungn River and to newroads. Well-grown pimis insisnis plantations on east, south, and west boundaries. LOT' 4.—lltfavy river flat; frontage to Ruamahnnga River and new road. Well-grown plantations on all boundaries. LOT s.—About two-thirds heavy river flat, balance terrace land,'which rtows excellent crops, as much as 90 bushels of oats to the acre has been grown on this tenace. Plantations on all boundaries except the road frontage. Watered by artesian water and dam. . LOT G.-Similar to Lot 5. LOT 7.-A -little more than half heavy river flat, the balance terrace land. Planted on south and ; west boundaries with well-grown pinus insignis plantations. Watered by artesian water, and a pipe from permansnt water supply may also be taken on to this lot, and also-on Lot 8. , TERMS.-5 per cent, on fall of hammer, 15 per cent, on possession, 10 per cent, or permanent improvements to that value within 12 • months, balance 5 years at 6 per «ent. ' ' POSSESSION, March 1, 1921. , . Plans and further particulars on application to the Auctioneers, WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO. LIMITED, Masterton and Branches. ATIKI / Sill!, DECEMBER .B,' 1920. ' 150 ewes, 100 per cent, lambs (4 and 6-tooth) ' 150 2-tooth wethers 130 4-year ewes and lambs 70 shorn 2-tooths' 60 4-tooth wethers 156 prime heavy woolly wsthers (extra good) 30 fat ewes 16 4-year bullocks 10 3-year steers , 15 2-year Polled Angus steers 20 store cows 9" cows and calves 6 fat cows 1 20 mixed yearlings 1 purebred 20-month Shorthorn bull 2 Shorthorn bulls 6 store pigs t set disc harrows On Account W. Baker, who is leavinV ■ Otaki- ' b 3 g.s. cows, in full profit 1 horse, trap, and harness Tl/TESSES. LAERY AND CO.. LTD. JL'JL have received instructions to soli by Public Auction On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1920, At ' ' . • THE VICTORY STORE, v No. 70 Courtenny Place. * Commencing at 10 a.m. sharp, trnn LINES OF GENERAL GROOVV CEEIES, without reserve. Also, LEASE AND FITTINGS, No. 70 Courtenay Place. For further particulars apply LAERY AND CO. LTD., Allen Street. CLEARING SALE <• Of CONTRACTOR'S HORSES, IMPLE- . MENTS, ETC. OLD BAKEHOUSE. MARTINBOROUGH. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1920, At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., have been instructed by MESSRS. GOODRTCK AND HOARE, who are giving up contracting,' to sell at above time and place— HORSES--12 heavy draught marcs and geldings, from.s years to aged, broken to all harness 2 brake mares IMPLEMENTS, ETC-Massey-Harris drill. Deoring binder, Massoy-Harris disc harrows, ,4leaf tyne harrows, B.M. 3-furrow plough, R. and G. double-furrow plough, Deering mower, 4 metal drays, 3 4-horsc yokc6, wliarc on wheels, forge and anvil, 1 1-ton brake, rubber-tyred-gig, separator, 2 scoops, swingle bars, 100 empty sacks, horse covers, harness for all horses, picks, shovels, tools, etc., etc. No Outside Entries will bo taken. NOTE.—Tho horses to be offered aro a first-class lot, right out- of hard work and corn fed. 1 A. J. COOPER, Auctioneer. TTPPER HUTT , SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 50 fat ewes and wethers 2 fat oows 18 empty cows 7 springing cows and heifers 5 yearlings 12 head mixed cattle