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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10150, 21 December 1910, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS* NOTICES. EKATEHUNA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 23rd DECEMBER. I •"Y ALGETY & CO., LTD., will soil J as above:— Caitla — _ I 50 2Jf to Syr steers, good condition and colours 5 forward empty cows 3 empty cows SPECIAL POULTRY SALE. Friday, Decemfosr 23rd, At 2.15 p.m. i J. JOHNSON AND CO. will .. sell at their Rooms, Post Office Auction Mart, a large and varied consignment of \ 'XMAS POULTRY. SALE TO-DAY. HUGE POULTRY SALE. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, 21st DECEMBER, I At 1 p.m. A. J. MACLEAN AND CO. <_, . will sell a .further consignment of •XMAS POULTRY Note starting hour—l p.m. BY ORDER'OF THE MORTGAGEE AUCTION SALE OF SECTION. DEYON-ST., SOUTH ROAD, MASTERTON. MESSRS W~ CHENNELLS AND CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, at thenRooms, Perry: Street, Masterton, To-Day (Wednesday), December 21 st, 1910, at 2 p.m.,' all that- excellent building site, situated in Deyon-st., South Road, Masterton, comprising 2 roods, 1 perch, 8-10 perches, being Pt. Section 43, allotments 10 and 12 Manaia Block. This sale should particularly interest employees at the Freezing Works, who contemplate building their own homes within easy reach of their work. Further particulars, together with terms and conditions c.f sale may be obtained from A. R. Bunny, Esq., Solicitor, Masterton, or the Auctioneers at. their offices, PERRY-ST., MASTERTON. LAND 4 ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLEfj 2000 ACRES, freehold, 1500 acres in 'i 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 wther builaings. 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 cere, 660 acres in grass, 140 acres felled, and owner will put it in grass, 40 acres flat, 5 acres stumped, well fenced and BUb-divided into 9 . pa'ddocks, carries 2 sheep per acre, besides cattle, 3-roomed house, woolshed, and other buildings. Rates and Taxes .only £3. . Stock now on laud 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. S3 "ACRES Freehold, 44 acres in grass, all stumped and ploughable, all flat, well watered, well fenced, 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 Years. £7OO mortgage rt 5 per ' cent, for two yeais. We have several dairy and sheep farms on easy terms. Write to us for our list.

Morton's EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS J. KNIGHT, Esq., Feilding, February 26th, 1910 —Having used '•Murton's Dip" for the past 15 years, I wish to place with you my order for it again this year, which is sufficient guarantee that it has given satisfaction. ■ t JOHN MUIR, Esq., Fortification, August 30, 1909.—1 have u.-,fid Murton's Dip for two years. The sheep are thoroughly clean from lice and ticks. -My: clip brought top price through the whole of the Invercargill series of wool sales. MESSRS J. GAHAN xfc S'ON, Pohonui, August 18, 1910. —We have been unable to find any live ticks after usiug the dip. W. S. MARSHALL, Esq., Rata, j August 22, 1910.—1 have dipped my "flock of between ten and eleven thousand sheep with Murton's Dip for a number of years, and it has always given mo satisfatcion." -TOKOMARU FARMERS' CO-OP-ERATIVE CO., Tokomaru Bay, August 18, 1909.—Every slieepfarmor in , this district is using your Dip, and 'they are all perfectly satisfied with tue results. Amongst the high prices realised for wools treated with MURTON'S DIP, those obtained for the "Hikll," "Bee," and "Titi" clips (from Wainpn District, East Const), at January •>i>rifis of London Wool Sales, 1910, ur,\y be mentioned. These wools etched cpto lGjd, l-'.KI,. nud 15d respectively, for crossbred. NF-W ZEALAND LOAM AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. .UIENTS FOR THE WAIRARAPA.