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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10120, 15 October 1910, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. Pahlatua F.A.Sal©. OCTOBEh.3 Bth, 1910. H BRAHAM A WILLIAMS will sell by public auction at their P.F.A. Yards on the above date, as follows: Stieup 109 fiwes and Lambs 50 Ewes and Lambs 120 ewe hoggets 20 hit sheep 50 Yearling to 15-montli Steers 9 Heifers, empty 1 Forward Cow 4 Cows, empty 1 fat cow ; 3 cows in calf 1 5 heifers, springing

PAHIATUA SECOND ANNUAL PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1910. i BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS . ' LTD., will sell as above—>AA 3 AND i-YEAR BUL 'UU LOCKS f\f\ MIXED CATTLE Full Particulars Later.

THURSDAY, 20th OCTOBER, 1910. At 10 o'clock* sharp. ON THE PREMISES, 101, VILLA ©TREET. T A. J. MACLEAN AND CO. (?J .. have been .favoured'with instructions from Mr. J. S. Dawson to sen the whole of his Household Furniture, comprising— Piano (Collinson), Sewing Machine (Wertheim), Sideboard, Mirrorback, Overmantels, Axminster Carpet 15 x 15, Linoleum, Dinner Services,' Silver, Pictures, I Couch, Bedsteads, Double and Single Wire Mattress, Cot, Cutlery, Wicker Chairs, Horse, Gig, and Harness, Chaff. TO-DAY! at 2.15 p.m. TO-DAY! PUREBRED LEGHORN PULLETS: FINNECAN AND BUSHELLwiII sell at their rooms, 30 Purebred White and Brown Leghorn Pullets, and other Poultry. Also useful Household Effects, including Extension Dining Table, Palms, Pictures, etc., etc. LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLE 2000 ACRES, freehold, 1300 acres in grass, balance in bush, all splendid sheep country, can ride over the whole of it, well-fenced and , sub-divide'd into ten paddocks, carries 2' sheep per acre, besides cattle, good 6-roomed house, and fine woolshed to hold 450 sheep (shearing machines, oil engine and plant £l5O extra. Stable, cowshed, and other buildings. Situated 12 miles from good town in Forty Mile Bush district. Cheap at £6. 15s per acre. Present mortgage, £7OOO at 4|- per cent ; owner will accept £3OOO cash. We can thoroughly recommend this property. 2185 ACRES, leasehold, 16 years to run at 6d-per acre, 660 acres in grass, 140 acres felled, and owner will put it in grass, 40 acres flat, 5 acres stumped, well fenced and suo-divided into 9 paddocks, carries 2 sheep per acre, besides cattle, 3-roomed house, woolshed, and other buildings. Rates and Taxes only £3. . Stock now on land is 1320 sheep, 60 cattle and 7 horses; 12 miles from town, 5 miles from School. Price for goodwill, £3 per acre. Present Mortgage, £985 at 5J per cent, which can be increased. Owner will exchange for smaller property. . 53 ACRES Freehold, 44 acres in grass, all stumped and ploughable, all flat, well watered, well fenced, subdivided into 5 paddocks, milk 22 cows; new house of 6 rooms, arid bathroom; cowshed of 3 bails, concrete floors, yards, etc: Rates and taxes £3, situated 2 miles from town, % mile from Creamery. Price, £4O per acre. £6OO cash, will leave balance on ■ mortgage at 5 per cent, for 5 yean. £7OO mortgage at 5 per tx-uU. for two years. have several .dairy and sheep *&raas C 3 easy terms. Write to us fc: oar firt.

MORRISON'S BUSH HOTEL. S. Poison Proprietor. .lIRST-CLASS Meals, Good Atjl , tention, Best of Wines and Spirits, and" home-like accommodation. Hoiise ia connected with Telephone (Cfreytown Bureau.) LEVIN & CO.. LIMITED, Qonoral Merchants and Slock and Station Agents, CHAPEL STREET. MA STERTON. AGENTS for the Liverpool, Londo Globe Insurance Company, Fir nd Accident. v SHAW, SAVILT. AND ALBION CO.—the direct line; Union Steamship Company's Over Sea Lines, the Orient Royal Mail Line, via Suez; C. and A. Line, All Bed Route, across Canada ,• Messageries Maritimes Co, via Suez; the i Northern Steamship Co., shortest route to Auckland. Little's, Coopers, Fison'i Dip» ; Sutone Famons Pedigree Seedi Africa uval Manures

spring goods. A NICE SELECTION OF t\ TAN FOOTWEAR. LADIES' Tan Derby Bals., (welted) 17S 6d. LADIES' Black Derby Bals. (welted) 17S 6d. GENTS' Glaced Derby, (welted), from 17s 6d to 255. CALL AND INSPECT D. FINLAYSON AND SON. Queen Street. OH' WALES* [HOTKL Queen Street, Master-ton.

Mr, A. O. Scrimgeou!* begs to infcu'tn th« Residents of Masterton and dtstriot thufc he has taken over tha above hw>ll-known house. Tb« H4ol' will bo conducted on the mof-'i apinved lines, wifc'i the best .- ccomiuodation at moderate* rates. Jemperince drink- at ba».;