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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10153, 25 November 1910, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. EKtTAHUNA STOCK SALE. FBIDAT, 25th NOVEMBER, 11 30 a.m A 3JBAHAM & WItLIiMS, Ltd., will Xi. sell as above, at tiiuir now yardsSheep 60 hoggets 250 mixed wcolly hoggets, good line Cattle—--10 yearling steers 2 springing heifers 5 18-months heifers 2 heifers 2 yearling steers 2 3-year empty heifers 1 2-year brill 1 IS-mont-hs hull 1 springing heifer • 1 yearling 1 cow and calf 1 yearling heifer 1 2-year empty J>. eifer Tigs:— 12 slipes 3 sucking pigs G good weaners P.F.A. SALE. NOVEMBER 29tli, 1910. Abraham and williams will sell in the Pahiatua F.A. Yards on the above date as follows: Sheep—--400 2th wethers, shorn, good 123 ditto 100 woolly hoggets Cattle—--2 purebred peiigree yearling Jersey bulls 1 3mos grade Jersey bull 5 empty cows ■>- 4 spr nging heifers - " 60 18-months to 2yr empty dairy heifers., .:., . 6 Jersey Shorthorn bulls/ On account of T. Quirk Esq., who lias sold his property—--j Specially' Selected ShortJLOU horn Jersey and Holstein IS months empty dairy lieifers, to be drafted and sold in lots to suit purchasers. NOTE.—We are making this a special sale for dairy heifers and bulls. Further entries invited. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., PAHIATUA. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) At 12.30 o'clock. UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE. FINNEGAN AND BUSHELL are favoured with instructions from the Masterton. Fire Board to sell by auction- at their Rooms:— The,unexpired term of the lease .*• of Lot 6, Part Town Acre 71, Church Street. The buildings comprise Old Fire Station, Cottage, Stables and Shed.. For further particulars apply to— FINNEGAN and BUSHELL, Auctioneers. Husband & Finch, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLE 2000 ACRES, freehold, 15d0 acres in •grass, balance in bush, all splendid sheep country, can ride over the whole of it, well-fenced and sub-divided 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 bui'iuings. Situated 12 miles from good town in Forty Mile Bush district. Cheap at £6 15s per acre. Present mortgage, £7OOO at 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 sub-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 5i 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 fonced, sub-dirided into 5 paddocks, milk 22 cows; new house of 6 rooms, and 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 ye*?}, £7OO mortgage at 5 per c&at. for two years. We have several dairy and sheep fewms ci eaay terms. Write to us fer our lis!;. JjIARMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE. Dalgety <te Co., Ltd. MASTERTON. Stock and Station Agents, Property Salesmen, A<4.o Freehold, situated 6 iniics from town and railway station, and three-quarters of a mile from school. The property is all in grass, divided into 12 paddocks, and is well fenced and watered in each paddock. Buildings consist of good 8-roomed dwelling; house, hot and cold water, and .ill necessary conveniences, viaclsjie/j, dip and stalnes, yards, etc. Carrying capacity 1900 sheep and 40 head of cattle. Fifty acres already under the ; plough. Price £l4 per acre. Easy terms •«ai b3 arrangsti tor. OALHPTY and COi, Ltd.