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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10107, 30 September 1910, Page 8

Taratahi Stock sale. .OCT. 3rd, 1910. D ALGETY & CO, LTD, will sell as above— Sheep—--130 sm ewes -with lambs 20 forward empty ewes 24 ewes and lambs 58 hoggets, small bat healthy _ 60 WOOII7 Eomney hoggets, mixed sexes, a tip top line Cattle—--1 cow, guaranteed sound, due in October 1 empty store cow :;o yearling steers, a good lino 1 Ayrshire bull, 3jrs 1 Jersey bull, 2yrs 1 Holstein bull, 2yr? 2 Shorthorn bulls, 2yrs 4 cows and calves 2 empty heifers 4 springing dairy heifers ; On account of W. Riyner. Esi]., 1 Syr Ayrshire-Jersey cress bull 2 cows, coming third calves, tounc and good 2 heifers close to calving PAKIATU A F. aTsALE.

TUESDAY, OC rOBES 4th. "\ ALGETY & CO., LTD., wili fell as / above— Sheep—ilO e*es and Jaruls 30 fat ewes Cattle—--2 empty heifer' 1-. good 2yr empty heifers 2 good conditioned spg heifeis FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. SEPTEMBKIt 3 >th, 1910. [~\ALGETY AND CMIPAN Y, LTD. ,/ will sell as above— Cattle—--10 2J to Syr oaipt/ heifers Horses — 1 horse, spring cart and harness suitable for dairyman Dogs—--1 dog. good huntaway 1 good all round dog FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer.

Masterton Stock SaleOQT. Eth, 1910. f\ ALGETY* CO., LT:),, will sell at J thair Waipoai i'ards as abovj' Sheep— ' , 250 fin ewes with blaakf-ioa lambs at foot Hordes — , , 1 ba\ gelding, 3y«t, ntton, by YVicklow . ... • CLESftPSiNG SALE. KOPUARANGA~SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, 4th OCTOBER, 1910, At 1.30 p.m.

■ESSRS DALGETY AND CO., . Ltd., having received instructions from Mr Roderick D. McKenzie, who lias sold his Kopuaranga property, to hold a Clearing Sale in their Kopuaranga yards on the above date and time.— 4 guaranteed sound cows, on drop 2 guaranteed sound cows, in milk 2) weaners 6 15-month s steers and heifers 4 2-year heifers from picked cows. 3 2-year steers Strong trap and harness Rustic cart in good order Also a lot of sundries. On account of other vendors — 200 healthy hoggets 3 good cows 1 black half draught gelding (suitable for milk cart) FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. Auctioneer.

TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) at 2.15 p.m. MESSRS FINNEGAN AND BUSHELL will offer at their Rooms, Post Office Auction Mart, 16 White Wyandotte Pullets' (laying); Electric. Stumping Battei-y, and ,120 yards Cable, Lawn Mower, Furniture, etc.

Two Desirable FOR LEASE. 255 ACRES Freehold, all flat land, & miles from Masterton, good agricultural and dairying country. Two hundred acres stumped and ploughed, divided into 12 paddocks, well watered. Cheese factory property. Buildings: Good 7roomed house, woodshed, 6-stall stable, 10-bail cowshed, cement yard. Men's whare and buggy shed. Grows first-class crops of rape, turnips and oats. Post office and school one mile distant. Rental 20s per acre. Lessee to pay rates. Term 14 years' lease. 263 ACRES Freehold first-class dairying land, 7 miles from Masterton. Cheese factory adjoins property, nature of country partly flat, and part undulating,_ 50 acres under plough. Divided into 5 paddocks. No buildings. Owner will supply timber for house free of cost to good tenant. Rental 20s per acre Rates to be paid by lessee. Terms 14 years' lease. The above property is at present being worked as one farm. Owing to ill-health owner has decided to lease. For further particulars apply to— Dalget? & Co., Ltd. MASTERTOW. Stock and Station Agents, Propsrty Salesmen,

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