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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9041, 17 March 1908, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices. Unreserved Clearing Sale. No. 36, LINCOLN ROAD. TUESDAY, MARCH 17th, at 2 p.m. JE. NICOL, favoured with instruc- • tiens from Mrs Barker, who is giving tip housekeeping, will sell her I Furniture and Effects, including Piano ! by Feller, Wertheira Sewing Machine, 7 lots Linoleum, Chests Drawers, Washstnnds, Tables, Chairs, Passage Linoleum, 7 Wire-wove Stretchers, Mirror, Toilet Sets, Bedsteads, Counterpanes, Curtains, Hanging Lamp, Pictures, Mirror, Cupboard, large Safe, Crockery, Cutlery, Portable Copper, Saucopans, Kitchen Utensils, etc. Eketahuna Stock Sale FEIDAY, 27th MAECH, 1908. D ALGETY & CO., LTD., will offer as above— Sheep—--200 wethers GO ewes 50 lambs 120 lambs 400 ewes, rams turned out 100 lambs 120 2-tooth wethers 26 ewes 100 breeding ewes 12 Lincoln rams, bred by McMasters 5 2-tooth Eomney rams On account Alpass Estate — 600 sound-mouth breeding ewes 200 lambs in wool GREAT LAND SALE. THE CELEBRATED LAKES FAEM, HAWEEA. THE property of Wm. E. Dive, Esq., and now in the occupation of Messrs Eobertson Bros., containing 1,040 acres, more or less, is now sub-divided into areas of from 13 J to 126 acres, more or less, and will be offered for sale by PUBLIC TENDER TUESDAY, the 14th DAY OF APRIL, 1908. This splendid beach farm is too well and favourably known to require special comment, as for situation and quality it is unsurpassed, particularly for dairying, and is within half a mile of Hawera Borough, and Whareroa Dairy Factory and Railway Station. Plans of sub-division, forms of tender, and conditions of sale of this grand property to be obtained from Mr B. Dive, Eltham, or from TRISTRAM & CO., LAND AGENTS, ELTHAM. 2600 Acres good sheep country, 2 to the acre, hilly and rolling land. 900 acres in light bush, balance in good grass and plenty of feed, handy to railway station. P.O. and butter factory, quality firsfcclass. Price JJS per acre, good terms to good man. 3LGQ Acres of first-class dairying land, 6-roomed houso, and 4-roomed cottage, hot water service and every convenience, 18 bails, shed, stables, and piggeries. This is one of the most up-to-date dairy farms in the Hawera district and adjoinining the Hirstlands Estate, which sold for £3s per acre without buildings. Owner only wants .£4O per acre, which is cheap / comparing it with other land in the district. X3O -Acres all level beach land, L.I.P. Tenure, 7-roomed house, man's room and outbuildings, 8 paddocks well watered, all rich soil and no waste. Rent 20s 7d. Goodwill ,£lO per acre. CQIUd KUk 60 or 70 eows easily. LAND AGENTS, HAWERA. LIME. LIME LIME. THE Prices of Agricultural Lime will be as follows!** 6 tons or over, 17s per ton (10 sacks to the ton). 3 tons or over, 18s per ton (10 sacks to the ton). 1 to 3 tons, 20s per ton (10 sacks to the ton). •J-ton lots at rate of 22s per ton (10 sacks to the ton). CRUSHED LIME, 3s per ton over ab-.ve rates. > Re Sacks.—Lime in G-ton lots can be sent loose in the truck, or in sacks at 6d per sack extra; or farmers may send their own sacks to be filled. FREE RAILAGE.—The Government carries Lime for agricultural purposes free in truck loads of not less than 6 tons to bona-fide farmers. THE MAURICEVILLE LIME CO. GEO. DRYDEN, Manager. DAL&ETY&CO. FOR SEEDS. RYE GRASS (Colonial and Imported) COCKSFOOT. ALSYKE. WHITE CLOVER. FIORIN. RED CLOVER. TIMOTHY; COWGRASS. . POAPRATENSIS CHEWING'S FESCUE. Etc., Etc. Call and inspect seeds in bulk, or write for samples. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. "N your Sheep and Cattle, there is . nothing to equal Bodmin Bros.' Drench. A FEW TESTIMONIALS. Taihorea, Manawatu, Fob. 23,1907. I have much pleasure in recommending your drench after having used it for five seasons. It has proved most effective. B. H. Slack. Te Parae, Masterton, Oct., 1906. In answer to your enquiry re the efficacy of your drench, we havo much pleasure in informing you that we have used it for two seasons past, and we are extremely pleased with the results, and have decided to use it in future when necessary.—H. G. & A. Williams. Kaumingi, Wairarapa, Nov., 1906. I have used you drench for the past five seasons, and believe it to be a very good drench to use, and am certain it will always be found very efficacious if used carefully. lam using 25 gallons at weaning time.—C. F. Vallance. LOCAL AGENTS: .1. D. Cruickshank & Co.