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Auctioneers' Woticas. Tauherereikau iiale. THURSDAY, 37th WAY, 1000, At Mr P. Rogers' Yards, at 1 p.m. Abraham * Williams, ltd., win sell at 1 p.m., as above— Shbbp—--200 ewes in lamb 320 ewes in lamb to Romney rams 150 lambs 300 ewes in lamb 100 ewes in lamb to Southdown rams 300 ewes in lamb Cattle — 50 bullocks Note—Entries may be made with either Mr P, Rogers or Mr H. Willis. GORDON ELIOTT, Auctioneer. Eketahuna Stock Sale. FRIDAY, MAY 25th. 1906, at 1 p.m. A 1 will sell by public auction as above, at the yards lately occupied by Messrs Lowes and lorns—--100 forward wethers BO ewes GORDON ELIOTT, Auctioneer. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Mastentcn Stock Sale. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30th, 1906, Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will sell at their Renall Street Yards, at 1 p.m., as above — Sheep—--150 ewes in lamb to black-face rams 50 fat ewes 200 Romney Southdown cross lambs 150 shorn lambs 200 wethers off turnips Cattle—--8 fat bullocks GORDON ELIOTT, Auctioneer. DANNEVIRKE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MAY 18th, at 1 p.m. W ROSE will sell by auotion as above 100 ewes 50 fat ewes 25 fat wethers 25, prime fat wethers 50 forward empty ewes 20 fat ewes 1 fat cow 12 weaners 5 fat cows 20 12 to 18-months steers and heifers 4 fat cows 3 cows in calf 1 heifor at the drop 40 forward bullocks, good line 30 good weaners 3 good cows 2 cows, calves at foot 100 to 3-year steers 15 prime fat heifers 3 good cows 1 cow to calve in two weeks Choice Dairy and Cropping Fa™. TO UE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. SATURDAY, 26th MAY, 1906, at 2 p.m. MR W. B. CHENNELLS has received instructions from Mr Robert Campbell to offer by pubic auction, as above, his well-known farm on the Opaki, consisting of 380 acnes (more or less), together with all buildings and erections thereon. The property is situated only 8i miles from Masterton, on a good metalled road, and includes about 140 acres of the richest river flats in the From these flats crops of oats have been taken averaging 60 bushels to the acre, wheat 40 bushels, and potatoes up to 16 tons. The property has been farmed by Mr Campbell for over thirty years with excellent results, and for several seasons past he has milked a herd of between 30 and 40 cows, supplying the Masterton Butter Factory. The whole of the land is plcughable, and the buildings include a nearly new 7-roomed house, large stable (four stalls), loose-box and loft, 10bail milking-shed, buggy-shed, pig-styes, and Bteam separator house. Mr Campbell, having decided to follow pastoral pursuits, Has purchased a property in the Wanganui district, and in order to realise on his Opaki property promptly he has placed a low reserve on it, and is prepared to extend easy terms to the purchaser if required. Terms of sale and other particulars can be obtained from W B. CHENNELLS, Auctioneer. D jA LG E £ Y &• C 0., TD. MASTERTON, AND THE W.F.C. A. Ltd,, Will hold Monthly Sales of Wooli Skins, and Hides, AT IDALGETY & CO'S QUEEN STREET STORES, M/LSTERTON. The next sale will beheld on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. Entries now being received. r if re V PAINLESS BRANDING i FARMERSWhy roast the hides ot your unfortunate beasts and put yourselves to a lot of trouble to do it ? DELISLE & LUTTRELL'S PATENT Branding Composition Should be used on every stock farm PAINLESS, PERMANENT " ECONOMICAL. Saves Money, Time, and Energy. Can be used for Sheep, Cattle and Horses. Write to-day. DALGETY & Co., Ltd., AGENTS. Stocked by J. D Cruicksbank and Co. Masterton.

Terminus Laundry (Near Masterton Railway station). MJttS M. GULLIVER bogs to inform the pnblip that she has opened the above Laundry in Lincoln Road, and is prepared to undertake all classes of work reasonable rates. AH orders promptly attended to