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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7974, 27 February 1906, Page 8

Auctioneers' Mottoes. Mangamahoe Stock Sale. TUESDAY, MARCH 20th, at 1 o'clock. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., and MESSRS DaLGETY & CO., LTD., will hold a sale of bheep and Cattle at Mr Heckler's Yards, as above—--3000 Sheep 200 head of Cattle. Particulars future issue. Eketahuna Stock Sale. FRIDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1906. at 1 p.m. Abraham & Williams, ltd., will sell by public auction as above, at the yards lately occupied by Messrs Lowes and loins— Sheep—--100 2, 4, G. and f.if.m. ewes 70 fat imd forward wethers r 40 Rood rape lambs 25 good weaners Horses—--1 maro by Femside, broken to all harness J. OLD BRIDGE, Agent. MASTERTON, THURSDAY, MARCH Ist. at 1 p.m. Impoitant Furniture Sale. MES C RS DAI. GET Y & CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr H. E. Andrews (who hns disposed of his Cornwall street property, and contemplates visiting England and America at the end of the year), to sell by public auction, at TeKapu, Cornwall Smet, Mas grton, on Thursday. March Ist. the whole of his Superior Household Furnishings, comprising:— DRAWING ROOM—Magnificent upright grand piano (by Broadwood, iron frame, handsome case, and practically new), superior Axmnster carpet, pictures, hand painteda een, chesterfield, fancy chairs, reading lamp, lace curtains, palms and ppdesfalp, etc. f DINING ROOM—Bell organ (in perfect order), chesterfield, eay chairs, arm chairs, sideboiv d, overmantle, pictures, extension dining table, fancy tables, fender and fire irons, screen, book case, rugs, glass-ware, dessert dishes, etc. Contents of FOUR BEDROOMS—Superior mirrored wardrobe, marble top washstands, brass - mounted bedstead?, stretcher beds, three chests drawers, feeders and fire-irons, carpets, toilet ware, curtains, Ottoman, colonial wardrobe, handsome mirrored dressing-table, pictures, etc. HALL and PASSAGE—Axminster passage carpet 3G J feet long, hall stand in English oak, very fine royal stag'e head, pictures, flower Btand, mats, etc. Thej,usual contents of a well-furnished KITCHEN, including very elegant dinner service of G5 pieces, and a large assortment of crockery, etc. Garden tools, lawn mower, firewood, purebred fowls (White Plymouth Rocks, etc. The Sale starts when the clock strikes 1 on Thursday) March Ist. Furniture on view the Afternoon and Evening prior to sale. This is a really good up-to-date sale, and in most cases nearly new and first-class furniture. With .the exception of a few articles, the whole to be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. Masterton Stock Sale. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th, 1906, Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will sell at 1 p.m.— Sheep—--1000 2-tcoth ewes, straight line 400 lambs 300 ew^s 260 2-tooth wethers 250 wool'y lambs 200 breeding ewes 150 woolly lambs Cattle—--100 2 and 2^-year o'd steers (good line) 40 2-year steers 30 2-year steers 8 fat cows 8 fat bullocks. GORDON ELIOTT, Auctioneer. Clearing Sa e. THE GRANGE, TABATAHI. THURSDAY, Bth MARCH, 1906, at 1 p.m. Abraham $ Williams, Ltd., have been favoured with instructions to sell, on account of Mr L. H. Rayner, at the Homestead, as above. Full particulars later. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. Messrs levin & co., ltd., are favoured with instructions from Trustees Jacob Joseph to hold a clearing sale by public auction Without Reserve at Dry River Homestead, Marti nborough, On THURSDAY & FRIDAY, Ist and 2nd March, 1906, at 1 o'clock. Sheep—--2300 2-tooth ewes 1800 4-tooth ewes 1500 G-tooth ewes 1300 f.f.m. ewes 1100 full-mouth ewes 1000 ewes, mixed ages 6500 lambs 4500 wethefrs Cattle—--100 empty cows and heifers 300 cows in calf with calf at foot 30 cows in calf 70 heifers in calf 50 3-year steers 150 2-year steers 400 mixed yearlings 14 bulls Houses—- • 25 draught horses 35 light horses Farm Implements—--3 Duncan d.f. plough 2 sets Duncan disc harrows 2 Cambridge rollers 2 drills 2 farm drays 2 tip drays 1 spring cart , 1 double-seated buprgy reaper and binder cbsiJJ-cutter and sundries 1 9:} h.p portable Hornsby Ackroyd oil engine 1 Derrick straw and hay pressor 50 tons hay in stack 100 tons oaten sheaf in stack OrtnuH of Sale— FIRST DAY—Sheep and Cattle. SECOND DAY—Horses and Implements. Brake will leave Masterton at 8 o'clock both mornings of sale. Luncheon provided Paspalum Dilats&tum Seed. SECCOMBE'S Famous Hand-shaken New Season's Crop now available. Every settler should mix 2 to 3 lbs of I Seccombe's Seed in their grass feed mixtures when sowing The most nutritious fodder known to eciencc, and absolutely permanent in any pasture land. Ask for Seccombe's, name on every genuine sack. W. Seccombe, Central Bucca, Coil's Harbour, N.S.W. WANTED KNOWN—R. E. JONES prepared to do all kinds of Sanitary Plumbing, Drainlaying, Gns Fitting, Electric 801 l Fitting, and Hot Water Services. Estimates given. All work guaranteed and promptly attended to. Telephone 138. R> Es JONES Sanitary Plumber (by exam.) Queen-Bt M Masterton