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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10067, 13 June 1910, Page 8

Auctioneers' rcSotaces. Pahiatua F.A. Sale. JUKE 14th, 1910. A BRAHAM AND WILLUMS, LTD. L will sail by miblic auction at thoir P.F.A, Yards on tao above daio as follows— Sheep 100 ewes 120 ews-s 100 lambs Cattlk—--14 2yr steers 12 cows 25 weaners 6 store cows 1 fat cow 10 3-year steers (good colours) Saddlery, horse rags, cow rugs, &c fftftasterton Stock Sale. WAIPOUA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15th, 1910. at 1 o'clock. IHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND jl MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will offer as above— Sheep—--80 hoggets 50 a.m. ewes in lamb 50 empty ewes 50 fat ewes Cattle— . 35 3yr Polled Angus heifers, in calf to p.b.'Polled Angus bull 25 3yr Hereford heifer.3 in calf 15 strong steer calves ICO 3 and 4yr old good conditioned bullocks J. lOttNS, Auctioneer. Read This if You are Looking for Bargains. GOVERNMENT PASTORAL LEASES FOR SALE. IIiSOO Acres, leasehold, with 14 years to run at £24, per annum rental. About 35 miles from Rotorua, on main road, healthy sheep and cattle country, 500 acres valuable bush, balance rough feed, takes grass we'll aud prows splendid turnips, etc. Price, £4OO cash. 5400 Acres, leasehold, with 14 years to run at £l2 per annum rental, adjoining the above block, bounded on one side by river, 3 miles would ring fence the olace, carries stock we 1. Price, £4oo*cash. ■NOTE.—We can offer you the above two blocks, comprising 17,200 acres, at the absurdly low figure of £6OO cash. They really should go together, as besides being alongside one another, thej have the same natural boundaries. One thousand sheep and several hundred cattle could be carried now, and the soil takes grass quickly. Satisfactory reason given f • r selUn?. For further particulars apply at once I to— LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, WANGANUI. HORidgway Street. RSDD MILKING MACHINE, Extract from Mr Gallon's Letter. Matarawa, Wairarapa, 9th February, 1910. MeEsrs Manson and Barr, Palmeraton North. Dear Sirs,—After working the Ridd Milking Machine for some five months I feel justified in giving my candid opinion of same. I may state that I had been thinking of putting in a plant for some three or four years, but there always seemed to me there was room for improvement. I have now every confidence in stating that the Four Bucket Plant is giving me every satisfaction, and I confidently say that everyone who has seen it at work has nothing but praise for it. I havo been milking forty cows with it this season, but; inteud increasing my herd to sixty in future. The cows after the first few days took to it very quietly, and wanted little if any stripping; young t wo-y ear heifer 3, of which we broke in six, stripping not more than a onpfal from the six, and three of the six giving over forty pounds of milk per day. Myself and sons would not be without it on any account. Mr Gallon again ■writes on 29th April, j 1910:—I can only add with reference to th Ridd Milking Machine that after seven months' work I am better satisfied j than ever, if that were possible.—Yours truly, (Sd.) ALEX, GALLON. The Ridd Milking Machine Co., Ltd. P.O. Box 96, NEW PLYMOUTH. UMUTRD, immt MANUFACTURE!! Qtfif!*« i L.A«rf«TON QUAY, WBLLIMGTOM Work* : NGAK&URANOA, important to Farmers. "►. fUSanuras Net Casb on Tracks at Ng&taoraaga !a a cwt. sacks. For x cwt. Kaekse, 5/- per ton nxtrn Is charged. Mo. 1 Mixturo £5/7/6 per ton ly>- $ .. £5/5/-t-otato £5/2/6 Imported Snperphosphat© £5/5/Particulara of Analysis po«ed to Bay address on application, Sptciai Mixtures can be mads »*. any time to suit Fwrman. FREFJOTB SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE W';LURGTOR MEAT EXPORT CO., LTD. IS PRKPAKkD TO PURCHASE Fai Sbtwp «j»d lambs by weight, os? t( pe.r html. Tfa<s Company &b« u'<*;r<j citenta every facility te» Y-rfezlng o-sa their own kecout f'no"* *u<i ftll particnlars can ba ».b»«.m«d en application at t&w Cr-mp&ny't Offices, or from a&jot tstu htft+.r* ta th% country. WAJLTKft G. FOSTER, r SHAW, HAMILTON; FCH WAIKATO LAND.