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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3099, 23 January 1909, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices, IVtasterton Stock Sale. WAIPOUA SALEYAEDS. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27th, 1008. at 1 o'clock. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will offer as above — Sheep—--30 fat ewes 100 ewes and lambs Pigs—--14 weaner pigs Saturday, at 2 o'cSock, M' 0. ARONSTEN will continue the • sale at Wurnock and Adkins' prelises, when the whole of their superior stock of seasonable goods, valued at £3,000, will be submitted. ABSOLUTELY NO R3SEBVE. Unreserved CI ear ins: Sale. SATURDAY, JAN. 23, at 2 p.m. " 11, NICOL will sell at the residence, O » Gray Street, near Railway Station, on account of Air J. Stalker, who is leaving Alasterron, his nearly new household furniture, including Dining Table. Couch, Fender and Bra-ses, Hearth Rugs, Pictures, Chairs, Curtains, Blinds, Bedsteads, Mattrasses Duchesse Chests, Blankets, Quilts, Linoleum, Dresser, Dinner Sets, Glassware, 'loi!et Sets, Vvashstands, \Vieker»vare, Garden Tools, etc.. NO RESERVE.

THE MART, PAHIATUA. AGENTS FOE— National Fire and Accident Insurance Co, Malcolm Furnishing Co., Palmerston N. " Sterling'' Sewing Machine Co l EUIT. FEUIT. FEUIT. NEXT SATURDAY, 23th JAN., at 1 o'clock, G stores, 3 weaners 4 slips, 4 stores 1 horse hay rake 1 block dray Peaches, plums, raspberries Apricots, nectarines, apples Gooseberries Potatoes, farm produce Butter, eggs, tea, etc. Order your fruit and save disappointment. MITCHELL, GRIFFITH AND CO., LTD. THE MaET.

tSd til LAMBS. mHE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LI MITE D, is prepared to purchasa Fat Sheep, Lambs and Cattle, at per head, or at per lb overall. The Company also offers Clients every facility for freezing on their own account, and when doing this will fellmonger skins on clients' own account, if so desired. Prices and particulars can be obtained from any of the Coranany's Bayers as undermentioned, cr fr.>m the Office, Lambton Quay, Vt'ellin^ton, FEATHEKSTON—AIex SlcKexzie. MASTEBTON-W. E. McFadzean. DANNEVIRKE-—Andrew Peteks. ARAMOHO— J. i-. Reid. FEILDIN3r-E. P. C. Swainson. MANGARIMU—W. Hair. MANAKATJ— W. Vicsebs. Waiter G. Foster, Managing Director. Drought and Payne, LAND AGENTS. His Majesty's Arcade. AUCKLAND. WAJKATO—IO44 acres, 163 L.1.P., balance freehold, all good sheep country' 100 acres bush, balance nearly all ploughable, a large portion ploughed and laid down, 20 acres in turnips, some good flats, mostly fenced and a lot of subdivisions, small house and outbuildings, station 5 miles. Price £2OOO, easy terms XOOO acres,L.l.P., 300 grass, balance valuable bush, house and buildings, .£ISOO. Q©2! acres, 20 acres valuable bush, orchard, house 8 rooms, dairy, and all outbuildings, all fenced, 12 paddocks; carry 30 to 40 cows ; only £5 per acre, really worth double. 1360-Mres, 3SO giass, 400 good swamp, 800 acres good flats, balance bush, good house, all fenced, a very cheap property, £2 per acre, easy terms.

We have a splendid selection of small properties for fruit, and poultry farming; also choice building sections and a largo number of houses at all prices and on easy terms. ME J. T. DROUGHT, having practical experience in Farming, will personally conduct Buyers. AUCTIONEER, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, HUNTERVILLE, EANG.TTIKEI. 400 acres, 0.r.p., 27s fid per acre, rent JK2H per year; 380 acres in grass, I (> paddocks, wire fences, totava posts, well watered, will winter 2 breeding ewes or 3 dry sheep, 7 roomed housw, woolshed, with machine and press, trap shed, yards, etc. Metal roads, 4 miles horn station, half-mile from school ana pO:t ollice, 30 acres sub-let for .10 years at Xtth, which pays rent and rates of the whole farm. 'XH ss, £V-iOO to be cash. 7(51 1300 acres, freehold, tfc>f) in grass, 2u paddocks well watered, good grazing country on papa and shell rock formation, 5 roomed he use, wool-shed, dip, yards, etc, 7 miles from station, g.:od roads. £i\ 15s per acre. 702 FOIL SALE OR LEASH: J3C3 ( O acres, freehold, 50 acres Hat, balance easy hills, suitable for either dairying or sheep; no w4-roomed house cowshed, stables, cartshod, etc, good orchard. Write for terms. 7-1(5 Note.—Having been in the Eangtikoi district for 10 years J am in a position to advise intending buyers, as to where they will find the best and cheapest land and can make the easiest of terms; also, I inn prepared to drive purchasers to inspect properties. Write me direct, and I can procure any kind of farm you re!'"™A! C RED PERRY. I