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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10024, 21 April 1910, Page 8

Auctioneer*' Eketahuna StocK Sale. FRIDAY, 22nd APRIL, IP 10, DAT. GETY & C<? , LTD., will sell as the New Sale Yards as above Shekp—--65 mixer! woolly lambs 170 mixer 1 lambs 50 fm ewes 100 lambs F0 Lambs P5 Jambs 25 la tabs Ji'O 2tk wethers 150 fm in. lamb 100 ft'm ditto 35 2Lh ewes 50 2th wethgrs 30 lambs Cattle—--15 ISmos steers 10 good store '•ovs 10 mother reared weaners 5 betters m calf to pb Jersey bull 2c> <?ood mixed weanftrs FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. StocK Sale. MONDAY, 25th APSIL, ICIO. T"\ \LGrET Y & CO., LTD., will sell as \J above — Cattlk — 50 3 Mid 4vr st«ers 25 3yr springing heifot'3 (duo to calve at factor} dates) 20 2yr steers 15 springing cows, winter calvers FRANK EVANS. Auntioneen

Pahbatua Stock Sale. TUESDAY, E-lh AP3IL, 1910. D ALGETY & C\, LT n .. wi!' s->!l at their Mang&hao Road Yards, as above — ]0 i mixed lambs 200 ewes iu lamb 3'X) mix d sex lawbs 15 forward store cows and ha'fers Rakaunul Stock Sale. To be held in T. TAEDS, at 1 o'clock, on WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1910. DiLGrETY & CO. LTD , will sell as above — Sheep—--100 2 4th wethers 6-50 good 2-th wethers 300 4 and syr breeding ewes (running with rams) 150 sound mouth _ breeding owes (running: with, rams) 50 2, 4, 6 and Bth ewes (running •with rams) ' 0 lambs, mixed sexa3 500 2th wethers 250 2th wether 3 160 2th wethers 200 fm ewes in lamb Arrangements can be made for the conveyance of intending purchasers. Further entries in vital. FKANi£ EVANS, Auctioneer. HORSE_SALE, SATURDAY, APRIL SGfch, at 1 p.m., WAIPOUA YAEDS. T| .CESSES DAL3ETY & CO., LTD., JxL vil! offer as above at their Waipou;« Yttrds, Masterton — EEA'CTftHTS, H(?-HT DRAUGHTS, HACKS & HARNESS HORSES.

Present ontriGq ars on account ot — Messrs Bros., "Nits liros., M. Cameron, M. Kerins. ENTEA.NCE FES, 2/6. DALGETY & Co., Ltd., Auctioneers. B&lgety & C®. 9 Ltd. MASTERTOM. STOCK AND LAND AGENTS. PROPEKTY SALESMEN. AVE the following first-class proper ties for sale. 2SIO acreg, Te Nui Valley Eoad, 2 dwellings and woolshed and necessary outbuildings, i:horcugh!y fenced, 300 acres at present iu bash, 160 acres alluvial flats, the property is well watered by good creeks, and is at present carrying 3000 shoep and 250 head of cattle. Price JJS per acre. Stock included. e«a=o acres, 6 miles from Eketabuna by good road, 5 miles from Mfredton and~fmile from school, all in grass, 50 acres being under the plough, this property has grown splendid crops of rape, turnips; carrying 920 ewe 3, 000 lambs, and 150 dry sheep, besides a few cattle, divided into 12 paddocks all permanently watered by natural streams THs property wiil winter 3 sheep to tee icre an-! head of cattle, the procuu. this last year an 1 did tttera well. Good 8 roomi d home wit'i h.and c. water and all necessary con /•enier.ces. woolshed, stables, cowshed, etc. Price per acre. S'SbQ acres L. I. P. all m grass, and good fattening country, 70 acres ploughable, subdivided into 6 paddocks carrying over 2 sheep 1o the acre, new 4 roomed house with telephone laid on and all necessary conveniences. Annual rental 5/5. Price for goodwill j65 10s per acre. 400 acres within few miles of Masterton, all in gras3, splendidly fenced and watered, will carry 2 sheep to the acre besides cattle, buildings consist of good 6 roomed house, woolshed etc., good roads right to the property. Price £% 17 6 per acre. Further particulars on application. DALGETY & Co., Ltd. STOCK, STATION & LAJND AGEFT3 SHEEP-FARMERS! WHEN you have read what Mr A, Matthews, of "Waiorongomai, Says

about WHITE'S SHEEP DIP, you shoiiid have 110 hesitation in using it. When addressing- farmers at Masterton on Tuesday, October 6fch, on "The History Breeding of Ronmey Sheep," 2'lr Matthews stated, inter alia: '•j hava not seen a louse in my flock for TWENTY years, and if at sharing a tick is seen it is such a RAKE OCCURRENCE that the shearer is certain to call inv attention to it. I have just had over 500 ram hogi'ets shorn, AND NOT A TX'K WAS SEEN AMONGST It'll and I never dip more than OXOE during tlio year, and always early in ti-o^nyoo." For tno past FfFTKJTN YEARS Mr Matters has used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP OLs'LY, and the nbovo testimony out its merits beyond question. Healthy sheep, -."ell grown, lustrous fleeces, and r:o tick a or insect life to trouble your sheep are assured when you use The Waira:fiT a. Fanners' Co-operative Association v/ili'supply all particulars and orders/ 1?1 ico a trial order today. Like Mr Matthews you will never jn-grtft it. _.