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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3017, 13 October 1908, Page 8

Auction fairs' Wofeices, Eketahv FRIDAY, ••■ Stock Safrfe. BER 23w3, 190S, j p.m. vVILLIAMS, LTD. public. auction as C. COOPER, Auctioneer. .M. C/VfTLE FAIR. ' Will SulL ;■> ; 100 2-yoai -i" 100 yearling -^ 5018-m.'.n'i.> 50 2-year .".••. 30 4-ye-av \>:;! 40 15-moi:t,!: 8 extra im--40 lu-iuoufii; 100 Polled An 100 Polled -V'-i 150 Polled Ah On a/c Mes.-r/s Brancep-r i:200 3 and ■!->■ 100 station cm 1 100 2-year ;i<< On .a/c Andeda.u> serve) — 40 very ii.o'v. extra £<■••' 160 forward -!- NOTE.—Owirtg the sale will be h<stead of Wednesdw ;th OCT., 1908. vVILLIAMS, LTD., horthorn steers heavy fat cows nation steers Ma yearling steers is yearling heifers US cows >V. and H. Leetlmm, v bullocks • and heifers •Station .(without re-,-d 4-year bullocks, ine v.ir bdlloc'vs [.) Carterton Show, 1 on TUESDAY, inNEW SALEYAKDS, MAKOTUKU. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15th, ai I p.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., Dannevirke, will conduct a sale in New Yards adjoining the Beaconsfield Hotel, and opposite the Railway Station, on above date — Present Entries — Sheep—--4GO good ewes with lambs 200 mixed sex hoggets 450 mixed sex hoggets 20 fat ewes Cattle — 60 head of cattle, including a number of good dairy cows, fat cows, yearlings, etc. •Also, a number cf useful horses. WM. BAIN, F. C. STUBBS, Auctioneer. Agent. First Annual Cattle Fair. PALMERSTON NORTH SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, 14th October, 1908. TIHE NE*V ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD., and DALGETY & CO., LTD., in conjunction will sell on behalf of Mr R. A. McKenzie, at 12.30 p.m. 200.4 and 5-yr fat and forward Shorthorn bullocks 300 4 and 5-yr store Shorthorn bul locks 200 3 to 3J-yr Shorthorn bullocks 100 3 and 4-yr Polled Angus bullocks 400 12 to 15-months Polled Angus steers (one earmark) 200 12 to 15-month Shorthorn steers (one earmark) 120 yearling P.A. heifers, one earmark 80 yearling S.H. heifers, no reserve 50 fat cows and heifers P.A. and S.H. (no reserve) 150 forward and store cows P.A. and SH. (no reserve) 100 2-yr P.A. steers 100 2-yr S.H. steers

Unreserved Clearing Sale. THE RESIDENCE, PINE ST. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) OCT. 13th, at 2 p.m. JR. NICOL, favoured with instruc- • tions from Mr Mildenhall, who is leaving Master ton, will'sell his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, including—Mirror Sideboard, Leather Couoli, Linoleum, Carpet Square, Hearth Rugs, B.R. Fender and Brasses, Music Stand, Table, Chairs, Hall Stand, 2 Platform Rockers, Brass-rail Bedstead, Wire-wove, Flax and Kapoc Mattrasses, Wicker Chair, 3 Wicker Chairs, Wash Stand, Toilet Set, new Linoleums, 3 pair Curtains, Bamboo Poles, Pictures, Deck Chair, Hall Linoleum, Curtains, Chairs, Tables, Clock, Lamp, Crockery, Glassware, Baths, Saucepans, Kettle, Garden Tools, Lady's Rover Bicycle, etc. HARCOURT AND CO,, VALUABLE FATTENING, CROPPING, AND DAIRY FARM, containing QXB acres of the richest loam land, about 180 acres of which are ploughable, the whole being we'll fenced, subdivided and watered; beautiful homestead of 15 rooms, replete with every modern convenience, large orchard, garden, plantation. This property is the Homestead Block of the well-known " Grange Estate," Westmere, Wanganui, and is splendidly suited for grain and root growing, fattening or dairying, and is an ideal stnd farm; it has wintered 7 sheep per acre, and turned them off in prime condition, Its close proximity to the seaport town of Wanganui, Freezing Works, Westmere Railway Station, creamery, cheese factory and school, gives it added value as a fattening farm or gentleman's residence, in conjunction with stud farming. The owneris compelled to luavo for England, otherwise this property would not be in the market. Price £46 per acre ; any reasonable terms can be made. Apply HAKCOUHT & CO., Wellington, or C. F, MILL WARD & CO., Wanganui. - WOLSELEY-PEDERSEN CREAM SEPARATORS (British-made throughout). Simplicity with Efficiency. f_ '[jIASY to Turn, Compact, Simple, JDi Saves Money, Labour, Time, Utensils, Temper, and gives Porfect Satisfaction. "■' What this Separator means to the Farmer; — 1. Larger profits and Jess labour. 2. 20 to 30 per cent, more and better butter. 3. A saving of £2 to £5 per cow per year. 4. Gives warm and sweet separated milk. 5. Cleanses the cream and milk, removes tubercle and other disease germs. 8. Saves 20 to 33.1 per cent, in the first and last cost over other separators. Pamphlets and full particulars on application to LEVIN & CO., LTD., SOLE AGENTS, - - MASTERTON,'