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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8292, 22 November 1906, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices. THE AUCTION BALE OF THE YEAR. WORTH A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION Irish Linens, Damasks, Sheetings, *it;C. Fpesich, Nottingham, and Scotch j.ace Curtains, etc. Suitings, Dress Materiats, Silks, etc. FSatewas*e, Cutlery, etc, Many Lines too numerous to particularise, ALL DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, FORESTERS' HALL, Queen-street, - Masterton. Commencing Friday, November 23rd, FOR FOUt DAYS ONLY. At 1] o'clock each day. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ABSOLUTE SALE, JW. MACKAY has been instructed by • Messes Rich amis & Co., who have just arrived from the Continent, to sell as above. This is one of the finest displays of goods of the above description ever given in tne colony. The quality is superb. Every lady should arrange 'her appointments so as to spare at least two days for the extraordinary opportunity. What the Press Says: The Argus; The sale of Irish linens, etc , held on account of Messrs Richards and Co. has been one of the most successful sales of its kind ever held in Melbourne. Sydney Herald: The sale of drapery, | Irish linens, etc., which is being held on account of Messrs Richards and Co., has been a huge success, many hundreds being I refused admittance. 1 The N.Z. Times: The giganiic drapery sale by auction which has been conducted by Mr J. Mackay, auctioneer, for Messrs R chards and Co., who have ju»t arrived from the Continent with a large and varied shipment'of drapery, Irish linens, etc., has undoubtedly been the sale of the year. The sale has now been in progress twenty-one days in Wellington, selling oyer £SOOO, which has simply paralysed iie whole trade.

See Catalogues, to ba had on application Etf?ectiv£« Endui*ing» Economfcah Wool Market is constantly proving the value of this dip, was reached last season for some clips treated with MURTON'B. Thousands of Pounds are saved yearly to N.Z, by its Use. COSTS ONLY 20/- pei* 1000 Crossbreds. 16/- pe* 1000 Merinos. N,Z, LOAN & MERCANTILE CO, Factory—NAPlEß, N,Z. Farms that Pay! ■nnr ERE are a few chosen from our big I list that will yield a handsome surplus every year, and are so cheap that they are worth while as a " spec." ASHHUBST DISTRICT. 835 Acres, freehold, all in grass, well .watered, fenced and sheltered, and subdivided. Composed of lowlying bills, with flats on limestone and papa formation. Easily carries 2$ breeding ewes per acre. Good 8-roomed house with every convenience, including telephone connection, woolshed, stables, cowshed, etc. Price £lO 5s per acre. 249 PAHIATUA DISTRICT. 100 Acres, rich dairying land/1 mile from Makairo, P.O. school andcreamary. Area ploughable, 85 acres. Carried 18 horses, 27 cows, 28 cahes up till March. Good 7 roomed house, large cowshed, and all other necessary outbuildings. Lease 6 years at 15s per acre till i 907, and then 17s 6dper acre. R.O.P. at £2O. Goodwill (including stock, implements, etc.) £4OO. 215 DANNEVIRKE DISTRICT. 1099 Acres, 5 mhes from Weber, Dannevirke, 850 acres in grass balance easy bush. Carrying capacity 2$ sheep per acre and 150 head of cattle. Two houses, woolshed, sheep yards, etc. Tenure L.1.P., rent £l6 8s 4d per annum. Goodwill £4los per acre. 205 TAIHAPE DISTRICT.' 222 Acres, 2£ miles frouTTaihape, all in grass except 10 acres, and half ploughable, excellent wire fences and permanent water supply. Nice 4-roomed house, scullery, dairy, storeroom, man's house, 1 acre garden, orchard, sheepyards, etc. Good metal road. Tenure 75 acres L.1.P., rent £135 per annum. 147 acres 0.U.P., can be purchased in 1907 at £2 19s 6d per acre. Goodwill £1 per acre. 235 CENTRAL LAND AGENCY,