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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10409, 1 September 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES, PAKIAYUA BTOCK SALS. Stfe AUGUST, 1911. THE ' | SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS| ■will *ell in the Farmers' Association) Yards:— i 130 good hoggets 190 mixetl hoggetis 200 woolly hoggets 40 wethera. .• • 70 ewes an. lamib 35 fat ewes 40 mixed yiearimgs 1 2yr HoJisteini bull 6 tip-top dairy heifers, springing 10 springing heifers EKETAHUNA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, IsiTiEPTEMBER. THE SSOCIATE" AUCTIONEERS k sell as above—--65 ewies in Jamb 70 2-tooth ewes 45 hoggets 70 good ewe hoggets 90 mixed hoggets 20 (mixed yearlings 16 store cowis 14 first-class dairy -cows 4 (bullock* On aoootmt S. Jtf. Ra&snTuesen Esq.— 10 dairy cows on drop (2nd oalvers 1 trap amare On oooounifc R. JUDD Esq.— 20 first ciliass dairy cows On. account H. Fredericksen. — # 12 first class springing i heifers 10 springing heifers in. calf to purebred Jersey bull 16 weaners (mixed) 6 store cows TA RATA HI STOCK SALE. MONLuxx, SEPTEMBER 4th. "ALGETY & CO., Ltd., will a&U as above—--30 forward hoggets e 2 isprongihg heifers (close to calving) 10 empty 48-month heifers 16 good slips TAUHERENIKAU STOCK SALE. ft THURSDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, Ltd., will hold an Auction »sale of all classes of istock on above date and time in the Tauherenikau sale yards, on account. of various settlers in the district. : Present entries— : . ,■' > *• ,; -.: : ■'• , "•'■«' , -50 iwooßy hoggets .•'■..'. : "... ,-.■'' lot) leiopty ewes 8 isplringinig eowis> («lose to calving.) Annual Cambridge Spring HORSE FAIR. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSSEPTEMBER 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th. AAA HORSES of al classes. ENTRIES to date total: ...'■'■,' y -g K A Umbroken laghit and heavy \_fj\j col;* -and fiKdes. t\ *X. f\ Heavy, medium and Jigbi OO" iDraiught horses Q/7A Hacks, cobs, .ponies and Of U . lightlkmesishoraes. ' ';■'.,' ORDER OF SALE: 12th and 13th, at 9 a.-m.—Uinibrokwn , Hbnse®, StaMaons m& Draught Horges. ■■' ■ 14th and 15th;—Hacks, Ponies and / ' Light' - .. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD.y HAMILTON. G. F. McCULLAGH, Auctioneer.

Special Offer to Dairy Farmers. SALE OF THE FAMOUS WOODLAND DO WN% ESTATE, ' ■>:- ■•?- WAlKAiro. * i 01 i--Q' ACRES, sub-divided v dnto jU JL JlO> 16 dairjr farms, suitable- lor dayfjapig^•• ...fanmipsj, cropping, or fattening. All plongEable. Can'be driven, over in a buggy. Well grassed and 1 watered. Very little f&nc'bg to be don<e; adnDurably situated; 5 miles from Taripiri Railway Station; 12 miles from Hamilton; aU good metalled road; school, P. 0., creamery near by, while a mew creamery Site has been surveyed off in the centre of the block. TERMS .are very per cent., down, balance of purchase money can remain,on mortgage-at 5 per cant; improvements to we placed on tiie land to the value of 15 pe* cent, of tibe total amount of the purchase money within,l2 moßdjjhs. ' J, JL Bowater & Coi LAND AGENTS, WANGANUL GMMTOWN ACHSNUI. B FRED MTJjlk, of Oreytown, has been appointed agent o* the Wairarapa Age,and will promptly deliver daily copies of our news- ' RNAMENTAL and Flowering Shrubs in great variety are now ready. Rhododendrons, Cameliaa', Azahas, Choisya, Boronia, Daphnesall at most easonable prices.— E, HALE, the Wairararm Nurseries. Matterton. GAGES or other seconriw jht for cash, at a discount from nersons wishing to realise im mediately. "Purchaser," 10, Tat* HE Sweetest Flower tn»> Blooms," will find perfect ey pression if you make a point of drawing your supply of roses from tth very fine stock. We have a great variety of all the leading roses to choose from. Ring up 'Phone No 164, and then pay us a visit.— E.