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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8511, 16 August 1907, Page 8

Auctioneers Notices and Sale. Land Safe. FB. BLADE & CO. have been in- j « structed by Mr B. B. Hole, of j hristchurch, to offer by Public Auction at ! leir Mart, High Street, Carterton, on the j bove date The Platform Farm, consisting of 288 acres (more or less), situated on the rrain road, one mile from Greytown P.O. and four miles from Carterton, and opposite {he Greytown Saleyards. The property is withoub' doabt one of bo in the Wa.ira.rapa either for attemng fh ep or c ittle, and makes an xcellent dairy farm, or for agricultural mrposes, being all rich level river deposit and of first-c'.a?s quality, and is unc-qvulled or growing root crops of any md is divided into ten paddock 3, with ;ood orchard, etc. There are also :evr-ral latches of very pretty naiive shelter. The wildings co- sist of good seven-roomed louse, cowshed, barn, fowlhouses, pig;tys, etc., all totsra. Terms of sale -5 per cent, on fall of jammer, 10 per cent, within one month, balance can remain on mortgage for five years, bearing interest at 5.J per cent. JOSEPH lOBNS, Auctioneer. Eketahuna Stock Sase FRIDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1907 ' BEAHAM * WILLIAMS, LTD , will .. sell by public auction as above — Shkep—--120 ewes in. lamb 80 ewes in 1-nab 200 6-tooth and f f .m. ewes in lamb 150 hoggets 120 ewes in lamb" 70 black f iced hoggets 80 ewes in lamb 200 6 tojth to f.f.m. ewes in lamb to L : nco'.n ram? 150ho?gets, real good line 70 black faced hoggets

Fahlatua Stock Sale, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1907. At 1 p.m. . BItAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. will sell, as above Sheep—--450 hoggets 150 hoggets 3(jo hogget?, vary fpod line 50 fat and forward ewes ICO ewes in lamb, good line 2 fat cows 2 cows in calf Cattle 10 springing heifers Also, on account of H. B. Eglinton—--1 roan mare, good in harness 1 b.iy harness mare, stinted to Federation 1 hack and harness mare Ifoal Also, by Oidev of mortgagee—--20 dairy cows, young, all coming in August and September 4 heirers, close to calving 1 pedigree P.B. Jersey bull Milk can?, cart and harness

Wfasterton Stock Sal©, Special Sals of Koggots. WEDNESDAY, 21st AUGUST, 1907, at 1 p.m. , BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., •will fffer at their Street Yard?, as above—--2000 hoggets, been en turnips all wii ter, specially gocd '.-.le, in lots 500 g>cd hoggets 300 first-class woolly hegget) 200 shorn koggeta 150 shorn hoggets 200 ewes in lamb to Romney rams 2-5 fat ewes 140 wether hoggets 100 ho?gets 40 fat ewes 30 fat ewes 100 4-tooth Komney owes in lamb to Romney rams 70 2-tooth Romney ewe 3 in lamb to Romney rama 180 ewes in lamb 80 ewea in lamb 200 empty ewes 100 ewes in lamb 200 ewes in lamb 37 stud Shropshire ram hoggets 200 first class hoggets 150 ewes in lamb to Lincoln rams, good line 200 4 and 6-tooth ewes in lamb 150 breeding ewes in lamb b'JO gocd woolly hoggets 200 ewrs in lamb to Ran ney rams 100 ewes in lamb to Kotuney rams 250 p.m. ewes in 1-unb to Hcmney and bhek fiLCo rains Cattle— I>o IS-mcnths steers 5 extra pood f it heifers 5 prime fat heifers 8 fat heifers 3 fat cows 10 forward empty heif us

R££U'tinboi'OUgh Stock Sale. THURSDAY, AUGUST 291 hj, 1907, At 1 p.m. ABRAHAM ft WILLIAMS, LTD, will sell as above, at their Maninboraugh yards Sheep—--40 good ewes 35 ewes 50 awes 2-5 pood owes Cat tle—iJ fat eows 7 cows to oblvo Auoi:st-Sc-plfmber 4 specially good springing heifers 4 good heifers, spriuging 4 springing heifers

►Ri3R & GAL.DWELL, AND, ESTAIK, FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENTS, FeiSding. 2CIB Acres, Feilding District, finest oantry in New Zealand, 1,100 acres i-at and ploughable, balance wavey, no hills, all been bush land, 3 small patches of shelter, now wintering 1.800 breeding ewes, 1.910 mixed cheep, 336 cattle, and 22 horses; house of 12 rooms, manager's house, shepherd's house, woolslvd, two sets of sheep yards, cattle yards, dip, two stables, cowshed, etc., 25 paddocks, fences mostly post and wire, in excellent order, springs and permanent drains for water. Average per centage of lambs reared last year wa= 112. 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 cocksfoot, rye, clovers, crested dogstail, and n little timothy. PRICE, £l2 10s per acre. 48QO Acres adjoining the above plaoe similar land bu!; slightly rougher, all felled bush land, wintering 2 sheep to the nee and c-itMe. Good houte and I.- i J .• ' ■ lJ.il.x. jfl. n)< FEB ACRE.