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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10022, 19 April 1910, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices. ] P.P.A. Fortnightsy 3&J© (P^hiatuaj. TUESDAY, APEIL 19th, 1910. at 11.3 ) a.m. A BEAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. . will offer for the Association as aoove,— Sqkbp 190 Em ewes 150 2th wethers 130 2th ewes in lamb 100 fin ewes 200 2 and 4th wethers 300 2 and -I'll forward wethers 250 if m ewos 100 lambs 70 I'm ewes ! 200 good Romney ewes, ia lamb to j Ronmey rams 200 mixed lambs 150 mixed lambs 100 fat and forward ev ea Cattm—--15 forward cows 12 empty cows 2 fat cows 1 3yi heifer in milk Note—Our sale will start punctually at 11.30 o'clock. r [ Eketahuna' Stock Sale. i FRIDAY, APRIL 22nd. 1910. i At 11.30 o'clock sharp. A BEIHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., ** . will offer— Sheep—k JSO woolly lambs 35 shorn lambs 60 lambs, good line 50 2, 4, 6lh ewes £0 t'm ewes 100 ewes 200 fm ewes Cattle—--16 mother-reared weaners 2 bulls 1 cow and calf O. C. COOPEE, Auctioneer. faster ion Stock Sale. Wednesday, 27th fcjprlt, 1910. At 1 p.m. * BEAHAM AND WILLI OIS, LTD. will offer at their Eenall-street Yards as under — ! SfcIKEP—--200 shorn lambs 40 Down lambs 60 forward owes 120 shorn lambs 60 shorn lambs 25 fat ewes 130 down lambs 75 good conditioned wethers 70 store ewes 25 sm ewe 3 Also on account of Mr Jno Dalit, his desirable property, situate Opaki-road, 11 miles from Masterton P.O. comprising 1 Quaeres well improved land, with 6-roomed house, workshop, 6stalled stable, granary capable of holding 100 tons chaff, cow bails, fowl houses, etc; All in first-class ordor. GORDON ELIOTT, Auctioneer. BOWL&MDS CLEARING SALE.

'EbSES LEVIS & CO. LTD., are instructed by the purchasers "Bovvlands" Esrafco to sail by public auction at the Homestead on THURSDAY, 21st APEIL, at 11 a.m. purebred Eomney ewes 47 „ ' „ ewe lambs 28 „ „ rain lambs 2 2th stud Koumey rams, bred by B. d. Allen 1 6th Eomney ram, bred by Q-. B. Sykes 6 working bullocks and waggon 6 porkers 1 10-h.p. Hornsby stationary oil engine 10 Wolseley shearing machines 1 pump 1 Bhp Fairbanks-Morse stationary oil engine Dray, dog cart, harness, woolpress. scales, station tools and farm implements ICOO 'otara posts, strainavs and rails 40 tons oaten sheaf 2J- tons grass seed Household furniture, etc. Outside entries— Shkkp—--230 fat and forward ewes 70 lambs 80 good woolly lambs 130 shorn iambs , Cattle—--4 dairy cows Horses—--3 draughts 6 hacks, 2 dogcart hordes If sufficient inducomant often a brake will ran out to the sale.

For particulars apply Levin & Co. Lunclieon provided. ,JUibrX'*£i&cJl*Xl*<i±\ Use No Other, SOLE AGENTS: JOHN CHAMBERS & SON LTD,, JEEVOIS QUAY, iWJELLTNGTON.

"HEN you have read what Mr A, ¥ V Matthews, of Waiorongomai, says about WHITE'S SHEEP DIP, you should have no hesitation in using it. When addressing farmers at Master ton on Tuesday, October 6th, on "The His- j tory and Breeding of Romney Sheep," Mr Matthews stated, inter alia: "I have not seen a louse in my flock for TWENTY years, and if at shearing a tick is seen it is such a 11 ABE OCCURRENCE that the shearer is certain to call mv attonfcicn to it. I have just had over 500 ram hoggot3 shorn, AND NOT A TICK. 'WAS SEEN AMONGST T.IIEM, and I 1 never dip more than ONCE during the year, and always early in the season." For the past FIFTEEN' YEARS Mi aiatfciiowß has used WHITE'S SHEEP Dir ONL'l', and the above testimony sets out its merits beyond question. Healthy aheop, w ell grown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticks or insect life to trouble you* sheop are assured when you The Wairamra Farmers' Co-operative Association will supply all particulars and fulfil orders. Place a trial order torhy. Likf 'Air Matthews you will never I'eigrot it.