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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10033, 6 July 1910, Page 8

As>e*«'i>r»«s«rß* WotJc©*, ! stock Sai*. | tuubsd.\y; :ta JULY, 1910. 'at 1 \<<w. DAIGET7&Ct">,LTP., will sell nt the tfards, ou the above data Shskp—--200 woolly hj?,'f)is ' 150 ewes m lamb '56 ewes ia Limb «0 Sjr steers - 2.) 2j r steer i 16 wufinors 15, cows, calving to fiotory dates F. BEAD, Looal Agent. EKetahuna Stock Sale. MONDAY, Bth JULY, 1910. •\AJUG3TY & 00. LTD, will offer in I tieir Elrjtabura SUe Yards the following—wßSKF — ]PO ?m ewes in lamb 70 fat ewes off turnips 120 am ewes in lamb Cattmb—--9 b; ringing heifers 5 forward heifers Figs—--9 porfcers EVANS, Auctioneer. '.TAB ME US. SUBDIVISION OF . Woodside Estate NEAR HAMILTON. IHIS ESTATE is situate* about four _j_ miles from Hamilton, and lies alongside the railway line between Newstead and Matangi Railway Stations {Cambridge line) It is level, easily ' worked land, and Hghly improved. This property is now being cut up into CoaveaientSized Dairy Farms Hanging from 70 to 103 acres, and will be offered to the public. Plane will be issued at an early, date. For farther particulars apply to GOODWIN BROS., WOODSIDE, NEWSTEAD; Farmers' Cooperative Auctioneering Co,, Ltd,, HAMILTON. CONCRETE FLAGS FOR COW-SHED FLOORS Etc. ' f CJTEONGand everlasting, easily and > .satisfactory method Cf overcoming • the mud trouble. Write for full particulars, giving mea- ' N suremenfc'of floor space. / , Cement Pipes IJsf^em^ THE CEMENT PIPE CO.. LTD., MA.RTERTGN F. P: Welch, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT Perry Street, Master-ton. YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COM- , PANY: Fire, Accident and f<ive Stock.

i • Houses, Shops. 0 Sices and Paddocking ,' ■ ' to let. " Money in krga aad small sums to end. f , ' POE SALE 313 -Acres, Freehold, Main Trunk only 4 miles from station, good house, woolshed, stables, implement shed and yards, orchard and plantation, ',' some rich flata on the property, produces splendid root crops and owner Fold JBSO worth of onions last season. This splendid property is wintering ■well 8W breeding ewes and 20 rams, , returns lasV year were over 40s per acre! Price, JBI4 per acre, including 'the stock; Can get .£2700 mortgage at not more than 5 per cent 3LXOjO acres fattening farm, Giajyjborntj, 600 acres freehold and COO acres lip, 9r house, woolshed to bold 900 sheep,' stable and outbuildings, and class bosh country now grassed, 1 mile from .station. Fattened 250 bullocks ' and 800 sheep in 1909, and this year 202 bullocks and 900 sheep hive been fattened.' The best farm in the district. Price per acre for the free hold, and JL9 for thekaseholdi the two - ance 7 years at 5 per cent with right to pav part or the whole ',3L3©3 acres Pah'iatua, 640 freehold, 370 v vp, 380 1 i p, 910 grassed, balance bush, 8 paddocks, first .class fences,-new 2 r cottage, good woolshed, n yardtj and dip) first class land. Price \ '' £5 17a 6d per acre- £ISOO cosh, balance arranged. r LEASEHOLD, SbLElfiP AND DAIEY FARM. 5355 Acres, inland from Feilding; • busi?,,aod well grassed aud watered, f« 60 aotes ploughablo land, balance easy -, "i hills, 5-roomed house, wool, trap and . ' ll*cowsheig, whare,' etj, 4 miles from 'creamery aad telephone bureau. ■ Ow- ' iter will give a 6 years' lease, freu of I C 11