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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10284, 12 July 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of DAIRY STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, Jitc., SCARBOROUGH, near Pahiatua Railway. FRJJ>AY,~I4th JULY, ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Ltd., have been favoured with instructions from Mr E. WAGSTAFF, who has sold Ms farm, to isell as above, at 11.30 a.m., the "whole- of 'his- stock, etc., as under:— 45 Jersey-Holstein cross cows, calving Aug. and Sept. 10 Jersey-Holstein cross heifers in calf 18 Jersey-Holstein cross yearling heifers. Horses, Pags, Farm Implements, Furniture, etc, in first-class order. NOTE.— Mi- Wagstaff has been dairying for the past 20 years, has culled consistently, and the herd is now without doubt one of the best in' the province. They are an especially well-hred lot, and show exceptionally good returns, and inust command strong enquiry. JOLWAY SALEYARDS, (MASTERTON.) WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 12.30 p.m. At 12.30 o'clock. ffIHE ASSOCIATED AUCTION JL EERS>«ill offer—--250 wethers, good line 400 first-class Romney woolly lambs 60 forward empty ewes 60 forward lambs 30 wethers 140 4 and syr ewes in lamb to Romney rams 200 2-tooth. wethers 50 lambs 50 eaves in lamb 1 first-class dairy heifer at the drop Fat Sheep—--50 fat 'owes 50 fat wethers 40 fat wethers 50 fat and forward ewes, 'off turnips 30 fat ewes 40: prime fat ewes 40 prime fat maiden ewes. Hot Luncheon on tha Ground. To be sold 'by Public Auction at the Mart, EKETAHUNA, on SATURDAY, JULY loth, at 2 p.m., by order of the Public Trustee administering the estate of S. J. P. AL- • PASS, Mental Patient. T KNIGHT has receiveed instnic- • tiohs to sell by Puhlic Auction as above, all that piece or parcel of land containing .3 roods 24 perches (more or less), and being Town. Section 24, Parkville Special Settlement, together with two five-roomed cottages and outbuildings erected thereon, situated-in Stanley street, about 15 chains from the Post Office. Pull particulars can be obtained from T. KNIGHT, The Mart, Ebetahuna. Cheap Auckland Farms. Land, 214 acres. Lake given in well stocked with trout. i? A 1 f\ S - PER ACRE, Sheep XU Farm. Noiiih Auckland, good value; 200 Acres in grass. | Walter Taylor, ? AGENT, 27 Shortland Street, AUCKLAND.

ENDSLEIGH ESTATE. . .HE Undersigned have been iuL .structed Iw tihe owner to offer for PRIVATE SALE, Subdivisions of the above FAR-FAMED ESTATE, In AREAS to SUIT PURCHASERS. This property contains some of the RICHEST LAND IN THE DOMINION. Rich Agricultural flats, EMINENTLY SUITABLE FOR DAIRYING-, Raising Fat Lambs, Growing the highest averages of- Cereal Crops, and ©specially Ryegrass and Clover Seed. SIXTY Bushels of Ryegrass Seed per acre, and EIGHTY TONS OF MAM/lPVrjfl ™«. V,,,™* K^« grown on the property. MAGNIFICENT RESIDENTIAL AREAS ARE NOW BEING SURVEYED .ON THE TERRACES OR DOWNS, and situated on the Middle Road, having splendid views of the Heretaunga Plains. One ''■ has only to see these sites to appreciate them. The present OFFERS AN OPPORTUNITY seldom met with to Professional men. Retired Farmers, Orperties which are unique and difficult to obtain anywhere. The CLIMATE "is PERFECT, and the SOIL as all that can be desired. The property is situated about three-quarters of a mile from Haveand four miles from Hastings, and a Tram Service is now being discussed to connect the two places. For full particulars apply to— WELLWOOD AND WELLWOOD, HASTINGS. Or C. A. PREECE AND CO., Palmerston N.j Sole Agents.

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