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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10115, 10 October 1910, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTtCES. Qraytown Stock Sal&> 10th OCTQBEB, 1010, ■ "\ALGETY & CO., LTD., will offer as JL> above— Shbip 2uo good ewes and lam'o3 246 good conditioned hoggets 72 uogget3 Taratahi Stock Sale. OCT. 17, 1910. A.LGETY & CO, LTD, will soil as r\/LLGETYS J-s abive Sheep—--IGO good wether 50 forward Cattle 3 Syr old pride Shorthorn brills 2 3yr old ditto

PAH3ATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBEE 11 U.GETY & CO , LTD., will cell as sbove—--3 empty cows trans eva::s, Auctioneer. Mastorton Steele SaieOCT. 10th, 1010. i ALGETY & CO., LTD,, will tell at f IhAr Vfaipoua, iards as abova—

Cattie 25 3yr ste"rs Ekstahisna Stocu Sale. OCTOBEK 14th, 1910. ■\ALGETY AKD CoYIPAHY. ITD j? ■will sell as above — SIfKEP—--25 fat and forward ewes Cattle—--20 mixed yearlings 20 yearling steers

ANNUAL SPRJMG CATTLE S^Lc At the Waipcma Yards. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, At 1 o'clock. MESSES. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., in conjunction with the NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will offer as above—--400 HEADS OF MINED CATTLE. Particulars of which will he t ;ivru in future issue.

(tats RENDERS a-fl invited for L-saso ol undermentioned Section^:— A.cras Eood3. Percb.es L0t315 to 18 3.2 2 23 '■ 22 4 3 08 ' 23 4 3 C 3 24 4 3 01 Lots 22. 3, and 21 may bo leased as a whole or separately Lots 3 and 7—Total area 23 acres 3 r;ods 05 perches. TEEMS—Two ye-ir-.' lea?e.. tenant to break up all land during tar ox of lease. Tenders close with the undersigned at 12 noon on 17th install*.

MASTERTON. Stock and Staxisn Agents Property Salesmen. IMPORTANT CLEARBNC SALE. THURSDAY, 15th OCTOBER, 1910, at 12 Noon.

At the Homestead. "PINEGROVE," FERNRTDCiE, Mnsterton. D ALGETY and COMPANY, Ltd., have received instructions from Mr "W. L. Falconer, who has leased his properties, to sell as above:— Cattle—--800 2, 4 and 6-tooth and f.m. ewes, with lambs at foot. (A first-class line). 90 Stud Lincoln ewes, with lambs at foot. 35 first-class dairy cows in milk. 5 first-class springing cows. 2 fat cows. 17 2-year empty heifers ' 30 mixed yearlings. 10 calves. Horses—--5 good staunch draught geldings. 2 good staunch heavy draught mares. 1 light draught mare with foal. 2 2-year draught fillies, uu-

broken. 1 3-yeai: Saracen gelding. 3 very good buggy horses. 1 pony. Pigs—--4 brood s^ivs 1 Berkshire boar 20 suckers Implements, etc.— 1 5-ton Lorry, 1 3-ton brake, 2 tip drays, 1 light express, 1 milk trolley, 1 store truck, 1 d.f. plough, 1 s.f. plough, 1 potato riclger, 1 Duncan cultivator, reaper and binder, 1 "Farmers' Favourite" Drill, 1 set 4-ieaf harrows, 2 sets block and tackle, ■ swingle bars, etc., 1 large blacksmith's bellows, anvil and vice, blacksmith's tools. 4 tons chaff, 6 tons potatoes. Large numbers of Turkeys, Geese, Fowls, Ducks, etc. On account of other -endors - 170 inixnd C"X T>«crfrfltp LUNCHEON PROVIDED. DALGETY and CO., Ltd., Auctioneers.

MONEY TO LEND SUMS OF ™ £IO.OOO COUNTRY «NO C3TY FREEHOLDS At Exceoticnally L >w Rates of Interest, with option of rewwinej Part or Whole Loan on extremely Reasonable Terms.

Apply to any Agency of tne GOVERNMENT INSUMCE DEPARTMENT, J. H RICHARDSON Marquis o* fiormanby Hate!, Castebton. Tbon- 41. Hox-W. rfIHE Leading CommATOi«] Hotel ia .jL ihe Waiirarapa Electorate. ■**•;'■ -W -W. HALLEY. Propriet