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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10081, 29 June 1910, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY, 23th JUNE. l\/rcQUEEN & CO. have decided to IVI hold a Sale on WEDNESDAY, the 29th "inst., commencing at 2 30 p.m. The following will beoffered by auction: —Furniture, Olothicg, Groceries, and Produce oi all description, and they will also offer for sale the contents of a dwelling, the Furniture of which has fct-en removed to their Sale Rooms for conve • nience. , Wheat, Oats, Chaff, Hay and Straw a'wavs on fale. Note the address: POST OFFICE MAK1 1 . Hall Street, Masterton. 11. L. McQUEEN, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, sfch JULY, 1910. At 1.30 p.m. On Premises 31 Victoria-at. J A J. MACLEAN & CO. have • been favoured ■ with' instructions from C. J. TOCKER, Escj-, to sell as above, the whole of his household furniture and (Sects, comprising—- . Duchess Cheats, Double and Single B.M. Bedsteads, Tables, -Bookshelves Linoleums, Rugs. Napery, Blankets, Badding. etc., Singar Hand Machine, Mangle, Pictures, Toiletware, Pot i, Pans, and bonking Utensils, Garden Tools, Fowls, Wire Netting, ets.

Peter Tulloch, Stock, Land and Estate agent MAIN STREET, PAHIATUA. 3LOXS acres, fi+O s Freehold,' and 37<i acres O.E-P., 860 acres in grass, balance in biisih, well, watered, all ring fenced, except a few,chains, divided into S paddocks, 10 miles from .Mangatainoka Railway Station. This land is estimated to carry 2 sheep to the acre, besides cattle and horse 3, two-ioomed cottage (new), good wool shed, sheep yards and din. , Fries, £7 lCs per acre, J6IOOO Cash, balanje to be arranged.

FOfi SALE, A GOOD BUTCHERY BUSINESS, QO acres of land with slaughter house, butcher's Bhop, boiling down hous9, pig-styes, 5 sfc»ll stable,' cha£f house and trap shed, good 5-roomed house , and outbuildings. Lease of above has 4i years to run at XI per week. The plant.consists of 3 horses, 2 carts, 2 sets of harness, and all'bn Cher's requisites, tilling at present time 4 bullocks, 9 sheep and 2 pigs. The whole thing as a going concern. Price #275 Good terms.

QOO acres, freehold. All in grass except 10 acres of bush, 50 acres flat, balance undulating 8 miles from a good town, 2 miles from chepse factory, P. 0., school, etc. Six-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings, 5-sta/l cow shed, stable, trap shed, hay loft, wool shed, yards, etc. Lease, for 6 years. Rent 8s 4d per acre. Ttioht of purchic* at £8 10s per-acre. ?rfce £4OO. Terms. Apply sharp for 'uller particulars. 300* Acres, fr whrld, close to good * town, nil way statim anl factory ; all well fenced and subdivided, well waterei, goof? 6 roomol house and all necessary outbuildings, wool shed, cow shed, whare sbeep and cattle yards Price. .£lO 10s per acre \ JB3OO cash to a good man, belance for a teria of years. PETER TULLOOH, Sfcoe /Land aid Estate Agent. Main-st. - Pahiatua, P.O. Box 42

THE - RIDD MILKING MACHINE 1 "New Plymouth, lfith April,'l9lo. The Ridd bilking Machine Co. New Plymouth. Dear Sir,—lt i 3 now over six rnohths ago since I installed one of your Three Bucket Plants, with a • 3-h.p. Watt Engine. I gave the order for the machine I looktd upon it as an experiment, rendered necessary by the difficulty in procuring labour. I am more than satisfied with the result. The cows took readily to the machine, and I am convinced t n&t, I ha 76 obtained better re3ult3 right through the season than if they had been milked by hand. '1 his I attribute to the regularity »nd tmooth nes3 with which the machine does its work as against when the COW 3 are milked by dfferent persons. The teats an udders have not sustained the slightest injury by the use of the machine, on the contrary the cows have not been troublsd with sore teats, as is often the case with hand milking. To sum up with, I look upon the use of the machine as giving as good or even better results than by hand miUrn:*, besides giving a great saving in time and The cows ara les? than half 'the time in the yard thin if milked by hoad, which is a great advantage. I have no hesitation in racomnmding pnyone wanting a machine to go in for a Kidd, or if they are in doubt to come and se3 mine at work. Lan *63 year 3of age, end have been dairying in Taranaki all my life so am not exactly a new chum at the Same. Tours faithfully, (Sd. AIKOJTM&BSH Agents : ilAtf SON V.ND BARB, Palmarston North.

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