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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10220, 22 April 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. EKETAHUNA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 22nd APRIL, 1911. Abraham & williams, ltd' will offer—--250 sound mouth ewes 150 good lambs 100 ewes in lamb to Southdown rams 100 mixed sex lambs 150 wethers 240 wethers 250 lambs 400 s.m. ewes 10 store cows. 15 3yr old dairy heifers in calf (first-class line) 15 2yr old dairy heifers in calf (first-class line) 10 2yr steers On account Mr J. W. Smith, Eketahuna — 1 hack mare in foal to Ivanhoe, any trial 1 4yr draught mare, any trial 1 2yr draught filly 1 2yr draught colt 2 leading dogs 5 sheep doss NOTE.— The sales in future will be held at 1 o'clock, to suit buyers, owing to the altered train service. PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 25th APRIL. Abraham and williams, Ltd., will offer--250 lambs 200 woolly lamibs 115 woolly lambs, mixed 240 empty ewes 400 good 2-tooth wethers 100 good woolly lambs 220 2 and 4-tooth ewes in lamb 150 sound-mouth ewes in lamb 160 good shorn lambs 50 shorn lambs 50 dry ewes 10 forward cows 8 good weaner Jersey heifers 8 4yr old bullocks 6 2£yr old steers 6 cows and calves 3 prime fat cows 20 weaners (good colours) 12 weaners

Some good Taranaki Sheep Runs. 780 ACRES lease in perpetuity, rent 9d per acre, 721 acres in very good grass, balance reserved for shelter j well fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks, all sheep proof; 4-roomed house and • outbuildings, good sheep yards. Fronting good formed road, 3 miles to Kiore railway station on Stratford-Ongarue line by good road. All good very easy papa country. Winters 2 ewes per acre well. Price £7 per acre. Reasonable terms can be arranged. 5623 1022 ACRES O.K.±\, al 10s per acre. Rent £23 per annum. 250 acres in grass, balance good bush land. 100 chains of fencing; 2roomed whare (iion), and shed 22 ft x 10ft, sheep yards, 4 large and 2 sknall paddocks. > Situated at Tongaporutu, half mile to school, one mile to post office, etc. Price £2 10s per acre. Terms about £IOOO cash, and balance can be arranged for on reasonable terms. 9837 1200 ACRES, 830 aoreß in grass, laO acres burned and being sown ia mixed English grasses, balance 220 acres in good Dush land, which the owner intends to fall next season. All good easy country, and , good hills, and very well grassed and subdivided into 8 paddocks. Good 6-roomed house, verandah, also 3-roomed man's cottage, good woolshed and yards. Situated on the Puniwhakau Road about nine miles from Te Wera railway station on the Stratford-Ongarue line. Good formed road past the proper ty, which has good frontage and easily worked. 600 acres U.R.P. at £1 per acre, and 600 acres L.I.P. at Is per acre. Price £7 per acre. Terms £1 per acre cash, and balance can he arranged for on reasonable terms'. Good 2-ewe country- 3946 2300 ACRES Freehold, 1600 acres in grass, 700 acres in g|ood bush, 11 miles to Hawera railway station; subdivided into 16 paddocks, whare, sheep yards and dip. All good sheep country, estimated to winter 2 ewes. Pnoe £6 10s per acre for grass land (1600 acres), anfl £2 10s per acre for bush land (700 acres). Terms £1 per acre cash, and the balance will take for 5 years at "5 per cent. . 3834 _ I have on my register a fine selection of Dairy Farms, Sheep Rune, Bush Properties, Store Businesses, etc. All correspondence promptly attended to. Loans negotiated and terms arranged on land and stock.

NEWTON KING AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT & GENERAL MERCHANT. NEW PLYMOUTH, Established 1879-.- .» , PINHEY'S UVEHY and COACH STABLES, MASTER! OW and TENUi. Landaus, carriages, buggies, and every kind of vehicle on hire. CABS meet all trains aud coaches. "C" Spring Carriages for Invalids. PADDOCKLNG and bTABLING at reasonable rateß. Coaches leave Masterton Post Office 8 a.m. Arrive Masterton froiu -Castlepoint 1 p.m. (instead of 2 p.ui. as formerly). PiNHEY BROS., LTD., PROPRIETORS JJ^oad ASH gTTORE. SMITH AND JONES beg to notify the public that they have commenced business as GENERAL STOREKEEPERS in the premises, corner of Bontley Street and Lincoln Road, Masterton. They stock all classes of necessaries, and sell at the lowest possible prices for CASM. Special lines of Ceyfon and Indian Teas of superioi quality at their usual low prices. By keeping-the best quality goods, and selling at moderate rates they tiust to receive a fair shan? of public patronage. * Customers wnited on and orders delivered promptly. Mail orders receive speeml dtti-oViOB ' SMtTM AM.} JONES. Censraj Storekeepers.