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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10427, 19 September 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. TRUE RED BIRCH POSTS. UARANTEED to OUTLAST TOTARA, and cost 20s per 100 tees. We are selling thousands of them. R. WILSON AND CO., Ltd., C n LWAY SALEYARDS. (MASTERTON.) WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20th, At 12.30 p-m. SSOCIATED ""AUCTIONEERS will sell as above:— 10 mixed cattle 50 fat turnip fed wethers 30 fat turnip fed ewes 200 wether hoggeits 60 2yr steer?, well bred, polled Angus and Shorthorn. 10 2yr slteers, well bred, polled Angus and Shorthorn 100 woolly hoj '*" 160 hoggets 1 3yr hull 1 springing cow 7 oniixieid yearlings 1 roan cow 24 fflat wetfhors and m'aaden ewes

DALGETY AND CO., LTD. LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEERS AND PROPERTY SALESMEN. THREE FIRST CLASS PROPERTIES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. A A n ACRES of rich bush lands, All undalatnjj Carrying capacity estimated at _2£ sheep to the acre, besides cattle. Two good dwelling houses on property. Wootehed, cowlbails, sheepfrom town and railway station. School is on the P™P ert y>„a™* creamery 4 miles distant. PlKdAJft £l6 per acre. £IOO0 v cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. A-i i) ACRES freehold, all in AM undulating and fiat 1 divided into 16 paddocks, each sec- • nrely fenced and watered, post and wire fences. At present carrying 870 sheep and 48 cattle. Good 6woolshed, 14 cowbails, hay loft, etc. Situated one mile from town and 3 .miles from-railway station, 1J miles to school, 1 mile to dairy factory. ; PRICE £l3 10s per acre. £I2OO cash; balance can be -arranged on exceptionally'easy terms. "1 AA • ACRES < freehold, first class XOU fattening farm, situated i) miles from township, and 2 miles from railway station. All plough's in pood order. Modern 7-room-<«1 dwelling on property, stables, implement sheds etc.: This is a firstcliss property, nrnl jprioe and further pvticulars may be li-arl on application.

DALGETY AND CO., LTD., *'"".' AUSTERTON. Special Offer to DaiTi Farmers. SALE OF THE FAMOUS WOOD' LAND DOWNS ESTATE, WAIKATO. Ol -f Q ACRES, sub-divided onto aXxU 15 dairy farms, suit* abie for dairying, sheep ' farming, cropping, or fattening. All ploughable. Can be. driven- over in a buggy. Well grassed and watered. Very little fenc'bg to be done; admirably situated; 5 mates from Tail■piri Railway Station; 12 miles from Hamilton-} all good metalled road; school, P. 0., creamery near by, while a new creamery site has been •surveyed oif- in the centre, of the block. ~ TERMS are very easy— 10 per cent, down, balance of purchase money can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent; improvements to m placed on the land to the value of 15, per cent.. of the total amotuit of , the piorchase money 12 moaths. J, H. Bowater & Co. LAND AGENTS, WANGANUI.

SHEEP FARMERS! WHEN yon have read what Mfc A. MATTHEWS, ef Walcrongamal, eaya abou WHITE'S SHEEP DIP, you should have no besitatioa in using it. .When addressing farm era in Masterton on Tuesday, Ooto ber 6th, on "The History and Breed ing of Ronaney Sheep," Mr st*%t hews stated, inter alia: "I have not caen a louts '» ny Hook for TWENTY yeare, and if at shearing a tick Is star It Is SUOh a RARE OCCURB ENCE that tha shaarar Is tar tain to oall my attantlon ta It. I hava Just had ovar 800 ran* hoggata shorn, AND NOT a TICK WAB SEEN AMONCSI THEM, and I navsr dip men than ONCE during tha yaar, and always aarly In the season." For the past FIFTEEN YEARS jUr Matthews has used WHITE'I •HEEP DIP ONLY, and the ebovi testimony sets out its merits beyond question. Healthy sheep, well grown, lustrous fleeces; and no tiokr br insect life to trouble your »b«»? are assured when you use WHITE'S DIP WAIRARAPA AGENTS, Haatartan, Pahlatua, Eketahunt Carterton, Crsytewn, Martlnborougti. * r .F.C.A3 Fwthtrttoff Agtntii