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Auctioneers' Notices. I SKeuoMna StocH Sate. FBI") vY, 22nd JULY, 1910, At 11.30 o'clock sharp. \ —— , \ BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. [ OL -will sell at their new Tards an \\ follows— I .-'HKIP — I 70 Jambs 100 good lAraba ,j 3o piiiue f »t wethers | K» wwtbeis i <\\TILE 3 good COWS 1 Ai Vih'Ta bull i 2 g> od daity cows "L ditto co*v. 2nd calf O. G, COOPER, Auctioneer. T WINTfIRINGHAH, iigent. Itfartinloorougn Stock Sale. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1910. At 1 p.m. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell as above at their Martmbjrough Sale Yards: ■4><) good hoggets Oj. ».'Count V. Harris, Esq., totarn1600ewpsin lamb to B.L. rams, m lots GOEDON ELIOTT, Anctionefr. DAIRY FARMERS. Important Glaring fJale of Dairy Stock. On account Matitin Kennedy, Esq, at, the Homestead, junction of pyer s Rock. Ihuraua.and Wat>g*<.-hu Koaas THURSDAY, 28th .JULY, l»J0, At 11.30 a.m. "\ ALGETY & CO., LTD, have heen \J f-woured with instructions from Mr Martin Kennedy (who is giving up Dairying), to sell as above: - 80 first-class dairy cows, to calve factory dates 25 picked yearlin j heii'ers. Sundries.—6 LK.G. Pnlsators, i 4horse Tangye Oil Engine (in first-class order), Milk Cans, Coolers and other Sundnas used :n connection with an up-to-date Dairying Plant. Note.—The Auctioneers can with confidence recommend eveiy Cow to be offered, Mr Keunedy's Dairy herd beicg among the beat in the district. Luncheon Provided. , DALGETY & CO., LTD., Auctioneers A DRAG for inter dins: purchasers will meet both trails at Mauneenll-* »v ■the following times: South train 8 4'.; Ncrth train 10.45. SUBDIVISION OF NEARIHAMILTON. rjIHIS ESTATE is situated about foni JL miles from Hamilton, and lies alongside the railway line between Newstead and Matangi Railway Stations (Cambridge line) It is level, easily worked land, and highly improved. This property is now being cut up intc Bangicg frim 70 to 100 acres, and wil be offered to the public. Plans will be issued at an early date. For further particulars apply to numii WQODSIDE, NEWSTEAD; Ywmtm rnmmmmmmmmjmmi HAMILTON. Land and Financial Agents and Valuators. QUEEN-STREET MASTERTON. (Next to Carpenter's).

and railway ; good hilly country with I part ploughabls; 600 acres in grass, balance in bush, totara, matai, rimu ; carrying capacity H sheep per acre ; peimanently watered; house 7 rooms, woolshed and yards. Price £3 10s per acre. Terms arranged Owner will exchange for smaller farm. EOR EXCHANGE. U acres and house 6 rooms, cowshed, fewl run, seven acres m oats and grass, balance in watered by permanent stream; situated 4 miles from Masterton, near Solway Show Grounds and railway station. Price £IOOO. Owner will exchange for gooi hpuse in town. NICOL AND EDWARD 3, MASTERTON. THE TAE.KERIES. E %vant everyone whcf has not yet VV experienced the delight of owning and libtening to an Edison Phonograph to come to our store and hear the Edison Phonograph play. There is only one way to inow how good the Edison Phonograph is, and that is to hear it. Nothing can describe it. 'EDISON AMBEROL RECORDS are the new records which have just been made to play on the Edison Phonograph. They play twice as long as the old ones, and play far b9tter. 500 June Records. THE TALKERIES, JAMES HALL, Proprietor.