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AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. GOLWAY SALEYARDS. (MASTERTON.) 1 WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY, 1911. THE SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS . will-sell as above: — On account of Mr GEORGE SIEYERB, Clareviille, the whole of his well-known Prize Winning Flock ol Bortisr Leicester Ewes and Rams, also Ram and Ewe Hoggets, comprising— ,-,,11 2-1 4, 6, and 8-tooth Purebred ■Border Leicester ewes, m lamib to the Champion Border Leicester ram of North Island _ . 26 purebred Border Leicester ewe hoggets . 14 purebred Border Leicester ram hoggets . 1 2-tshear Border Leicester ram. Champion of North Island . 22-shear Border Leicester rams . . (Full pedigree and particulars ot the above may be obtained from Dalgety and Co., Ltd.) HOT LUNCHEON on the GROUND PAHiATUA STOCK SALE. I 25th JULY, 1911.

THE SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS l will sell in the Farmers' Association yards:— . 50 f.m. ewes, m lamb 160 ewes, in lamb Endsleigh Estate. THE Undersigned have been in- ' structed by the owner to. offer for PRIVATE SALE, Subdivisions ° f ESTATE. In AREAS to SUIT PURCHASERS. This property contains .some 01 the RICHEST LAND IN THE DOMINION. Rich Agricultural flats, EMINENTLY SUITABLE FOR DAIRYING, Raising Fat Lambs, Growing the highest averages of .Cereal Crops, aiwl especially Ryegrass and Clover Seed. SIXTY Bushels of Ryegrass Seed per ao», and EIGHTY TONS OF MANGELS per acre have been , AREAS ARE NOW BEING SURVEYED ON THE TERRACES OR DOWNS, and (Situated on the Middle Road, havlkig splendid views of the Heretaunga Plains. One has only to see these sites to appreciate tL The present OFFERS AN OPPORTUNITY seldom met with to .Professional men. Retired Farmers, Orohardists, and others to secure properties which are unique and damcfult to obtain anywhere. „ Tlie CLIMATE is PERFECT, and the SOIL is all that can be desired. The property is situated about three-quarters of a mile from Havelock, and four miles from Hastings, and a Tram Service is now ibeamg discussed to connect the two places. FpV full particulars apply to— WF.LLWOOD AND WELLWOOD, HASTINGS. Or G. A. PREECE AND CO., Palmerston N., Sole Agents. P. P. WELCH. LAND AND ESTATE *GENT Perry Street, YO&KSHJEE INBUJAA.JNCE COMPANY: y Fire, Accident and Live Stock.

TO LET. 6 Rooms, lis. 7 Rooms, 2 acres, 18s. ' 7 Room®, 4 acres, 15s. 5 Rooms, ,1$ acre, 12s. 6 Rooms, 11 acre, 16s. 4 Rooms, £ acre, Ids. 5 Roomis, J acre, 10s. 5 Rooms, £ acre, 10s. 3 Rooms, 7s. 6 Rooms, Ss. Hotels, Shops, Offices and Ftamshed Rooms.' PaddocMng— 3 acres 3s; 8 ©ores 4s ; 2 acres 3s. . FOR SALE. CHEAP SHEEP FARM. ACRES 0.R.P., 25s per /*/'■ acne, Bawke's Bay. Firstclass limestone land,; well; .watered. Feaioed road through centre of property. Several subdivisions.. Good fattening farm; 80 acres ploughahle, ,80 acres rich swamp, fairly dry and easily' drained; 60 acres newly felled bush. SmaU area been ploughed. One acre orchard. New 6-roomed house, hot and cold water, bathroom, etc., cost £4OO. Situate in, good district within eaßy distance of port and Bay where rapid progress is being made, and freezing works are shortly to be erected. Property is carrying two sheep to the acre, and will do considerably better when more improved. PRICE £1700; £BOO may remain on mortgage. TO FREEZING WORKS EMPLOYEES. CHEAP HOUSE. 6-Roomed House, gas and water laid on, washhouse and copper set; outhouse 12 x 20. Over quarter ;acre land. Garden and fowl run. Board fence round section/ Nearly half way 'to .freaaiiig' works. Owner ■selling cheap owing to leaving the district . Only £350-, £SO cash. , -. " : v '"522.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10291, 20 July 1911, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10291, 20 July 1911, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10291, 20 July 1911, Page 8

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