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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8509, 10 August 1907, Page 8

Auctioneers Notices GLAbGOW HOUSE CLEARING SALE. TO-DAY, SATURDAY, 10th AUGUST, at 1.30 o'clock. CONTINUATION ?Auction Sale o£ J DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODn. Everything must be cleared. Alto a fine r&nga ol Glassware and Crockery. | J. R. NICOL, Auctioneer. j SATURDAY, 10th AUGUST, at 2 o'clock. RE. UOWi-LL & CO, LTD., wli ■ a sell —Cramer Piano, 2 Sewing Machines, Couches, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteids, Mattrasses, Linoleums, TooU, Kitchen Utrtnils, Chirus, Field Glasses, Pictruvs, Tin Trunks, Bootlacss, 6 twelvegallon Milk Cans, Milk Cooler, fi.-.c assor'ment .Glassware, 3 Bicycles, 2 Gigs, Harness, balance Ladifs' Jacket.-;, and Sundiies; also White Wyando'.tea Leghorns, and other poultry

Hopss Sale, SATURDAY, 10th AUG, 1907, at 1 p.m. A BIUHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD.. will /liL sell as afcbve at their Renall Street Yards — 1 half-draught bay mare, 6yrs old 1 spring cart and harness 1 ],ony, gig and harness, Gyrs, fast trotter 1 good baclc, 8 years 1 3 year cob pony (tiial in harness) 1 good gig mare by "New Or.'eaus" 2 good hacks 1 strong hill cob 1 hi cod mare 1 3-year mare, all harness, sound and quiet 1 bay pony mare, quiet to drive 1 draught; gilding, rising two 2 complete sets dray harness (nearly new, in good order) 1 4 year old draug ; 1 4 year old draught 1 3 year old draught 1 lad.v's hack, 4 years 1 hack 1 hack 1 3 year eld draught mare 1 5-year black j:ony, fit fur lady to drive 1 harness h rrse, 7 years, any trial in harness 1 horse, gig and harness, 6 years 1 light draught mare, rising 6 years, any trial 1 hors?, dog cart and harness On account of M. J. McGregor, Esq., Hikorangi 3 unbroken draught geldings. Further entries invited. Entries close at 12 noon on day of sale. Entrance fees, 2s 6i.

P.F.A. Fortnightiy Saie. (Pahiatua). TUESDAY, 13th AUG., 1907, at 1p m. Abraham & williams, ltd., wui se'l (for tli3 Association) as abovi— She?p—----601) hoggets 2 )0 ewes in lamb 400 hoggets 30 ewes in hmb 159 fat and forward ewe 3 150 ewe beggets, very good Una 350 hoggets, mixed Eexes 400 hoggets Cattle 20 young; dairy cows— A. Condon's herd 1 cow 1 heifer Also on account of Mr H. B, Kaitawa—--12 b eeding co"? 3 10 wean ers 1 3-year Shorthorn ball 4 good dairy cows 1 gig mare 1 roan mare, good ellharnis." 1 chestnut maie l spring dray Also, on account of theEgmcr 1 . Kennels, a number of purebred bearded .-'leep dog puppies from prize winners, gu iranteed workers. Dogs from the above kennels exhibited at various shows throughout New Zealand have taken 109 first prises without once being beaten. Photographs of dogs and prize certificates may ba seen on application to the auctioneers. Pahiatua Stock Sale, / ' TUESDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1907. At 1 p.m. Abraham & williams, ltd., will sell, as above - Sheep—--130 fat and forward-ewes 150 ewe hogget* 550 hoggeis Stock Sa^a, Special Sale of Hoggets. WEDNESDAY, 21st AUGUST, 1907, at 1 p.m. Abraham & williams, i.-td., will tffer at their Eanail Street Yard?, as above—--2000 hoggets, been on turnips all wii tpr, specially good line, in lots 500 good hoggats 300 first-class woolly hogget 3 200 shorn hoggeis 150 shorn hoggets 200 ewes in lamb to Bomnsy rams 25 fat ewes 140 wether hog{ ets 100 hoggets Cattle—--30 18-months sr'eers

Martinborcugh Stock Sale. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29th. 1907, . At 1 p.m. Abraham & williams, ltd, will cell as above, at their ttlartinboreufjh yards Sheep 40 good ewes 35 ewes 50 ewes 25 pood ewes Catilk—--3 fat eows 7 ccws to ealve August-September —— PRIOFI & CALDWELL, Land, estaie, financial and INSURANCE AGENTS, Feildingi SOt 3 Acres, Feilding District, finest in New Zealand, 1,100 acres f -i and ploughable, balance wavey, no 1 ils, all been bush land, 3 small patches ijt shelter, now winteiing 1,800 breeding owes, 1,910 mixed sheep, 336 cattle, and 22 horses; house of 12 rooms, manager's house, shepherd's house, woolslr d, two sets of sheep yards, cattle yards, dip, two stables, cowshed, etc., 25 paddock 3, fences mostly post and wire, in excellent order, springs and permanent drains for water. Average per centage of lambs reare-l last year was 11:2. This property is mostly in a large valley, well protected from the prevailing winds. Soil is a friable loam, dark chocolate in colour, now growing cock:foot, rye, clovers, crested dogstail, and a little timothv. PRICE, £l2 10s per acre. 48QO Acres adjoining (he above plase similar land bu' sl : ghtly rougher, all felled land, wintering 2 sheep to t-Ve neve and cattle. Good home and i';i.lvi ;u. I'iiK ACRE.