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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9635, 29 October 1909, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices Pongaroa Stock Sale. PHI DAY, 29th OCTOBER, 1909, at 1 p.m. A BR4HAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., Ol willolfer at their Tarda as above— Sheep—--150 sm ewes, with 100 per cent, of lambs SO hoggets 80 dry ewes 80 ewas and lambs Cattle—--10 3yr old steers 17 2yr steers 8 springing heifers 25 springing heifers 20 cows, with calves at foot 10 empty cows 3 dairy heifers on drop! 3 forward dairy cows 1 4yr Hereford bull 12 mixed yeariings 16 2yr steers 6 forward cows 8 springing heifers 30 3 and 4yr old steers ALEX. WATSON, Agent. P.F.A. Fortnightly Sale (Pahiatua). TUESDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, 1909. At 1 o'clock. Abraham & Williams, ltd., will offer (for the Association) as above. — SH KEFISO ewes, with 100 per cent, of lamb Cattle — 10 ,'}yr springing heifers 15 yearling steers 10 mixed yearlings 5 springing,heifers 13 3yr old steers 8 springing heifers 1 cow in profit 1 heifer at drop ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., Pahiatua. Eketahuna Stock Sale. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER sth, 1909. At 12.30 p.m. Abraham & williams, ltd., will offer as above — Sheep—■ 109 f.m. ewes, with "08 per cent, of Jambs (good line) O. C. COOPER, ' Auctioneer. J. WINTERINGHAM, Agent. Pahiatua Annual Spring Cattle Fair. THURSDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1909. Abraham & will t ams, ltd., will sell at their yards as above— Cattle—

16SO HEAD, COMPRISING—--200 4yr bullocks 490 3 and 4yr bullocks 33C 2yr steers 250 yearling steers ICO ye,"'ling heifers 25 sjwyod heifers 25 prime fat bullocks 50 springing heifers 100 forwa r d store cows 50 lflrnos to 2yx heifera The above entry represents the annua] drafts from the following clients: - Balfour Estate, Messrs E. T. Barthorpe, J, D. Piper, J. Breeds, R. G. Broughton, H, Cornelius, O. H. I >ruce, Hodgins Brothers, T. (Jhecklev, Halliday Brothers, W. Halliday, S. Boltor., S. MoLeod, A. Cr. K Crawford, R. A. and T. Wilson, H. Sheffield, J. Mathews, H. R. Wilton, J, Clulow, H. Kelly, H. B. Eglington, A McCool, A. Jack, J. Wright, B J. Berghton, M. Cast!berg, J. Burch and others, entries now being taken.

Eli Smith, WAIRAEAPA LAND A3KNCY. MASTERTON. LIVERY STABLE BUSINESS AND PLANT, % 56 stalls and number of loose boxes ample room for vehicles, 12 horses. 7 gigs, tarnes3, one cab with rubber tyres, waggonette and harness, double buggy and harness, saddles and bridles, whips and rugs, and all necessary requisites to carry on an up-to-date business. Average takings, £V£O per month. Lease has 2 years to run at rental of £3 10s per week, which'lease can be extended. Price £9OO. 526 acres freehold, 4 miles, from railway station, originally bush land no expense was spared in sowing down in best English grasses, clear of all noxious weeds, carried all through winter 630 sheep, 30 cattle and ' somewhat understocked at that, 7 paddocks fences are all good, good 7 roomed house bath room wash house, stable and woolshea yards, etc. The price £ll per acre. Terms £985 cash, balance canbe arranged.

Pigs. Pigs. Pigs. A.IRARAPA BACON FACTORY HUGH WILSON. Proprietor. (Late Manager and Curer VVairarapa Bacon Company Ltd.) MASTERTON PERMANENT INVEST MENT & BUILDING SOCIHTY. Society is prepared to grant loans, repayable by instalment or otherwise, on approved freehold security » Terms on application. I BEG to notify the residents of Mas terton and the travelling public that I have purchased the cab and carrying DUsinegs whicn has for many years been carried on by Messrs A. E. Jones rtnd Co., and solicit a fair share of public VILLI AND ALBERT ril BEETS. NOTICE. sappeit. J. A. LEAHY.