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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7954, 1 February 1906, Page 8

Ai/otioneera' ftotices. ESSKS LEVIN it CO., LTD., me favoured with instructions from Trustees Jacob Joseph to hold a clearing sale by Jpubho unction ( Withoiu Reserve it Dry Riven Homestead, P/Sartinborouglri, On THURSDAY it FRIDAY, Ist and 2nd March, TJU6, at 1 o'clock. fcjHKKl' 2300 2-looth owes 180 D 4-tooth ewts 1500 (3-tooth ewes 1300 f.l'.m. ewes 1100 lull-mouth owes 1000 ewes, mixed ages 0500 lambs 4500 withers Catti.k- - 100 empty cows and heifers 300 cows in calf with calf at foot 30 cows in en If 70 heifers in calf 50 .']-.>enr steora 150 2-year steers 4HO mixed yearlings 14 bulls Houses—--25 draught horses 35 light horses Fakm Ijii j.hmkxtn ;J DuiiCMn <l.f. plough 2 ifo'.s Duncan disc harrows 2 Cambridge rollers 2 drills 2 farm drays 2 tip drays 1 spring curt 1 double-seated bivgy reaper and binder chiiii-cutlcr and sundries OlUiElt 01'' FIRST DAY—She p and Cattle. toECOND JJ/jY ILurses and Implements. Brake will leave Musteiton at 8 o'clock both mornings of sale. Luncheon provided. AUCTION MART [>EI:RY STREET, MASTER TON. :iCTw;ra:!M:*oMffl Wiirhold Regular Auction Sales Every Wednesday Aftennoon, After the Stock Sales, and Every Saturday Afternoon. Produce, Poultry, etc., a Specialty. FARMERS, bring your Produce ; Quick Sale. E. EECKSHER, Auctioneer. ALGETY & CO., LTD. MASTERTON, W. F. C. A. Ltd., Will hold Monthly Sales of Wool, Skins, and Hides, DALGETY & GO'S QUEEN STREET STORES, MASTERTON. The next sale will be held on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14tij. Entries now being received. A Golden Opportunity, As Taranaki butter will command a very high price in the Home market thia season now is your time to invest. If the following properties do not suit you kindly write as I have a very extensive property list consisting of businesses of evpry description for sale on easy terms or cash ; farms of any acreoge, leasohold or freehold, also properties for exchange, etc. "1 f\f\ Acres, all in grass, well fenced, 5 JLUv/ subdivisons, \ mile from school and factory, good 5 roomed house, large cowshed, trapshod and all conveniences. Price £ls 10 per acre. Only £350 cash required. m Acres, adjoining school and factory, near railway station, all down and in grass, ring fenced, subdivided, 4 roomed house, dairy, cowshed, trapshed, etc. Price £l2 10 per acre. Easy terms. Kf* Acres, near railway station and post O U office, 4 roomed cottage with all necessary outbuildings, 1 mile from school and factory, all in grass, ring fenced, well subdivided. Price £LS per acre. £124 cash required. • C*~l Acres, 3 roomed dwelling, calfshed, UX cowshed, all down and in grass, well fenced, and subdivided, $ mile from school and factory. Price £l2 15s per acre. Very easy terms. "1 "I f\l Acrfls, all in gras?, undulating XJL \j2 land near school, dairy factory, railway station and post office, 5-rcomed house, cowshed 14 bails, trapshod, calfshed, pigstye, etc., ring fenced, 12 subdivisions. Price £l3 per acre. Very easy terms. QrVry Acres, all in grass except shelter f£ I ( bush, 1 mile from school and faotory, 5 roomed houee, cowshed, cartshed and all necessary outbuildings, well fenced and subdivided. Price £9 per acre. Only £2OO cash required Apply—|:s*:iitl»l*ll,?H LAND AGENT, S T R A T P O R!D. EVERNDEN & PAT EWE AN, BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS. AND_CATERERB, [AVING completed the erection of New and Commodions Premises, including TEA AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS In Lower Queen Street with every up-to-date convenience, they are prepared to supply refreshments at all hours. New Confectionery to hand includes Pasoal's Celebrated Fruit Confections, and the Latest Colonial and English Novelties. Address— LOWER QUEEN STREET Eve Pin den & Prentice, BUILDING CONTRACTORS. [AWING AND PLANING MILLS Estimates for all classes of vark given. DIXON STREET MASTERTON