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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10176, 28 February 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTBGBS. EKETAHUNA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 3rd MARCH, At 11.30 o'clock. x JBKaHaM & WILLlAiia, LTD .dk ' Will ofi'dt Cattle—aneep— -237 lambs - 150 f.f.m. ewes 50 2-ntooth ewes On account Alpass It state, Alii euton, annual draft — 550 4yr ewes ■On account Kebbell Bros., All redton— -300 s.m. breeding ewes PAH lATUA SECOND ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR. TUESDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, 1911. At 11.30 a.m. Abraham'' ano wilhams, Ltd., will sell as above, m their Mangahao Yards — 12,500 SHEEP, Comprising . 3000 well-bred Romney-Lincoln 4 and syr ewes (in lots) 1000 4-tooth ewes (one earmark) 1000 Romney and Lincoln 2-tooth ewes (in lots)_ 800 Romney and Lincoln 2 and 4-tooth ewes (in lots) 1500 2 and 4 tooth wethers (in lots) 1000 well-bred Romney and Lincoln 4yr. ewes (in lots) 1500 mixed aged ewes (in lots) 2200 mixed sex woolly and shorn lambs (in lots) 500 good 2-tooth. wethers ? The above' entry includes the annual drafts of the following clients— Balfour Estate, Messrs W. Mitchell, M. Caselberg, T. Checkley, H. B. Eglinton, S. McLeocl, J. Connell, H. S. Morrison, E. T. Barthorp, A. Knox, H. Sheffield, J. Vile, G. R. Bennison, J. St. Clair Inglis, J. B. Carruthers, 'and others IMPORTANT SALE OF WELL BRED SHEEP AT MAKURI. FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1911. At 1 p.m. Abraham and williams, ■ • Ltd., will offer in Mr J. MCCARTHY'S YARDS as above, , annual drafts of th following clients: —J, McCarthy, W. E. C. Tylee, J. W. Perry, H. Coom, Puketoi Estate, W C. Broughton, H. A. Nevins, H. B. ISglinton, W. Taylor, A. McCool, and others vendors, comprising— , ' . 2500 well bred 2-tooth, 4-<tooth, 6-tooth, and 4 and syr ewes (in lots, to be drafted, according to ages; 800 mixed shorn lamb® (in lots) • 300 forward ' 2-tooth wethers ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, 1 Pahiatua. WATT'S HORSE BAZAAR. J i DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON. PB. WATTS has received in-' * struotions from SIR JOSEPH, WARD, K.C.M.G., to sell by auc, tion on WEDNESDAY,' Bth MARCH, 2 p.m. the whole of his carriage plant, consisting of—--1 bay gelding 16 bands, quiet in single or double harness 1 pair of Shetland ponies, quiet and broken to harness 1 landau by Morgan, London. . 1 Victoria with' pole and shafts, '>y , ii-the Victoria ,Carriage Works,-. Long-acre, London. 1 set of silver-mounted single harness ' , . . / 1 set of silver-mounted double harness 'i Also a lot of useful stable requisites. On account David Nathan, Esq. 1 brougham by Barker, London. 1 spider phaeton by Cowland and Selby, London. 1 set of silver-mounted harness > Also, a quantity of stable • requis- , ites. * •'> —:—, The above plant is in the very best of condition, and 1 can be recommended to purchasers as being of superior quality. PHILIP B. WATTS, Auctioneer. GREAT FURNITURE SALE. TO BE HELD AT THE ROOMS OF J. A. J. MACLEAN AND CO. WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ist, t At 2 p.m. sharp. ZEALANDIA MILKING MACHINE ZEALANDIA MILKING MACHINE MESSRS DALGETY AND CO. (Limited), issue a cordial invitation to DAIRY FARMERS and all interested in the DAIRYING INDUSTRY to inspect the ZEALAND* IA MILKING Daysh, Carterton, Patentee— which is now on view in their store, Queen and Dixon Streets, Master ton. The machine is in running order, driven.by a 3 h.p. ''FAMOUS" Engine, and an opportunity will . be welcomed of giving, same a thorough demonstration. DALGF.TY O TTD, ALGETY OC Uo.! JUTD.I Agents International Harvester Co., Ltd. O. L. STARK, . Representative. The Be®£ Plum Puddings Why go to Infinite trnubto and bother to iriftke your own plum* puddings when you can buy them as cheaply ready made of the best materials by the fastidious Frimley people.