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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8527, 3 September 1907, Page 8

Auctioneers Notices I Clearing bale of Furniture. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4th, at 2 p.m. | R. NICOL, will sell, witboat reserve, ' * at the residence, Elizabeth Street, on account of Mr F. T. Heard, who is leaving the district, his Household Furniture and Effects, including:— Cheffionier, Chairs, Bockers, Linoleum, Couch, Tables, 3 Bedsteads, 3 Wire Mattrasses, Wasbstands, Chest Drawers, Mattrass6s, Cot, Duchesse Chest, Carpet Square, Occasioual Tables, What-not, Spring Rockers, BHnds, Curtain Poles, Washing Machine, Tubs, Baths, Wringer, Kitchen Utensils, and Sundries. ' Eketahuna Stock Sale FRIDAY, AUGUST 30th, 1907. At 12 noon. BRAHAM A WILLIAMS, LTD., will . sell by public auction as above Sheep—--200 6-tooth to f.f.m. ewas in lamb to Lincoln rams 100 2-tooth to f.f.m.* ewes in lamb to Down rams Cattle—--5 heifers Pahiatua Stock Sale, TUESDAY, SEPT. 3rd, 1907. At 1 p.m. ■ BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. will sell, as above— Sheep—--100 hoggets 50 hoggets 200 wethers 100 ewes in Jamb 15 prime fat sbeep 1000 good faojgets, in lots, first-class line 230 first cUfs hoggets 200 prod hoggets 350 first class hopgets 200 firtt-class hoggets Cattle—--10 2J to 3-year heifers 54 20-month to 2-year steers 6 4 year old bullocks 15 20-monthsheif*rß 20 mixf d yearlings 40 20 month to 2-year steers, good Una 30 mother-reared yearlings 25 3-year steers 20 2-year steers On account of Mr J. Diamond, Coonoor, who is giving up dairying 20 Rood dairy cnws, near calving 5 heifers in calf 1 bay mare by Puritan 1 2-year old by The Mashc ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., Auctioneer*?. Masterton Stock Sale, WEDNESDAY, 4th SEPT,, 1907, at 1 p.m. BBAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., \ will i ffer at their Ranall Street Yards, as above— Sheep—--100 good hoggets 100 hoggets 66 good hoggets 100 ewes in lamb 130 firet-class hoggets 200 ewes in lamb 50 forward wethers 25 forward empty ewea 30 fat wethers 3uQ good hoggets Cattle—--6 prime fat heifers 5 fat cows 7 fat heifera 10 18-months heifers 12 tpringing cows 2 heifera 1 lat cow 25 4-yr emptv b.9ifers 150 station-bred yearling*, first class line 40 2J-year steers 20 2£-year steers 3 steers On acecu vt owner leaving district—--1 horse, gig and harness 1 5-year gek'i g 1 4 year mare 1 quiet harness {ony 1 unbroken mara HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF TWO SAWMILL PLANTS, Together with Horses, Waggons, ' Bullocks, and Cutting B:ghts. Owing to Illness and Dissolution of of Partnership. CJARIMA SAWMILL, MANGAMAIRE, ) NEAR PAHIAJ.UA. Thursday, September sth, At 12 o'clock B' arp. WROftE has been instructed by • Messrs Carlson and Co. to sell by auction, at the above mill, the whole of their Valuable Mill Plant, comprising : No. 1 EVIiSI. 1 40b.p. Boiler (Cible and Co ) i 25h.n. Engine 1 Bieiking-down Bsmh with twin saws and all gear 1 Biest Bench, with trucks, rollers and gear complete : 1 Sagar Planing Machine, everything complete 2 Timber Trucks 1 Slab Truck 1 Turning Lathe and Galleting Machine Blacksmith's Shop with Drilling Machine, Stocks ard Dies, tilsu Pipe Stocks a&d Died, and Tools complete Jacks, Bus, Dogs, Mauls. Axes, etc., otc. No. 1 Bush. 2 Vulcan Foundry Haulers with all Ropes, Blocks, Dogs?, etc., all in good working ordt>» 4 setE of Legging Truck , witu Bogs and tJbainh. 5 Jack?, etc., etc., all complete. No. 2 Mill. 1 new 14 h.p. Portable Engine (Marshall and Sons) 1 Breaking-down Bench with. Twin Saws and all gear complete 1 Brest Bench, with Trucks, Rollers all complete Two extra Soafts with Pulleys, Ropes, Belts, etc., for taking timber across gully Timber Jacks, Bars, Axes, Tools, etc., etc. No. 58 Buah, 2 sets of Logging Trucks, all complete Horses, Bullocks, etc, etc. 30 First-clas3 Draught Horses 32 Working Bullocks with Logging Pans, Yokes, Bows, Chains and Dogs 6 Timber Waggons Harness complete for all the above horses. N.B.—Horses and Bullocks sold in lots to suit buyerd. Also— Cutting Rights of 1000 Acres of £*>u&h. The timber is very hearty, and other bush cm be had close by. Conveyance" will meet all trains at Mangamaire station. Luncheon provided. NOTE.—The plant is in first-class condition, the bulk of it beiDg new. The bullocks and horses should command especial attention. I would like to point out to Sawmillers and others that it is entirely owing to unforseen circumstances, viz., illness (hence the dissolution), that this very valuable plant is placed on the market for sale by auction. Further particulars apply j W. ROPE, Auctioneer, i Dai'Uevi'ko. I