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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8270, 25 October 1906, Page 5

Auctioneers* IVSemopanda. Messrs Abraham acid Wiiliams, wiii ihold tbeir ooxt Paiilataa nsGook sal© ©c October 3(*tb. The entries include.2o 3-year buliooke, 12 s|and 4-yesr ibullookß, 65 yearlings, 6 dairy cowe. 3 yearlings (mixed eeces), 550 Ibdggeta (mixed Hexes), 100 ewes and lambs and 50 sfeorn

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