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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10428, 20 September 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS* NOTICES. TRUE RED BIRCH POSTS. i TJ.ABANTEED to OUTLAST TO\J[ TARA, ondcost 20s per 100 «ess. >Ve are selling thousands of theni. R. WILSON AND CO., Ltd., Tdhape. GOLWAY 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 1 ewes 2UO wether hoggets 60 2yr steers, well bred, polled Angus and Shorthorn 10 2yr slteers, well bred, palled Angus and Shorthorn 100 woolly ho] 160 hoggets 1 3yr bull 1 springing cow 7 imiixed yearlings 1 a-oan cow . 24 (flat "weflncra and maiden ewes 6 fat Titedfer's

DALGETY AND CO., LTD. LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEERS AND THREE FIRST CLASS PROPERT TIES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. A A n ACRES of rich Bush lands, 4t4tD all in grass, 70 acres ploughOarrying capacity estimated ait 2* sheep to the acre, besideß cattle. ,Two good dwelling houses on probertv. Woolsshed, cowbails, sheepfrom town, and railway station. £IG per acre. £IOOO cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. 41Q ACRES freehold, all in ! A1 undulating and flat land. Subdivided into 16 paddocks, each secwire fences. At present carrying 870 sheep and 48 cattle. Good bwoolshed, 14 cowbails, hay loft, etc. Situated one mile from town and 3 imiles from railway station, li miles to school, 1 mile to dairy factory. PRICE £l3 lCs per acre. £I2OO cash; balance can be arranged on exceptionally easy terms. "I CI A ACRES, freehold, first class JLOU fattening farm,. situated 3 miles from township, and 2 miles Cram railway, station. All ploughBhle landj subdivided into 12 paddocks, well watered in each. All fences in good order. Modern 7-room-ed dwelling on property, stables, implement sheds etc.- This is a firstclass property, and price and further particulars mar be had on application. *

Special Offer to Dairy farmers. SALE OF THE FAMOUS WOODLAND DOWNS ESTATE, WAIKATO. iillO ; 15 dairj farms, suitable for dairying, sheep feuming, cropping, or fattening. AH plaughafole. Can be driven over in a buggy. Well grossed and watered. iVery little fenc'ng to be done; admirably situated; 5 miles from Taupjri Railway Station ;_l2 miltee from Hamilton; allgood -'metaled Toad; Bdhoolj P:O., creamery near by, white a new Creamery site lias been surveyed off in the centre of the block. TERMS are Very per cent, down, balance of purchase anoney, can "remain, on mortgage at 5 per cent; improvements to be placed on th© land to the value o? 15 per cent, of the -total . amount of the purchase money within 12 months. J, H. Bowater & Co. • .AND AGENTS, WANGANDI.

J HEN you bare read what aia A. MATTHEWS, Of Walefong* mal, says abou WHITE'S BHEEF DIP, yon should have no hesitation in using it. When .addressing farm era in Maßterton on Tuesday, Ooto bet Bth, on "The History and Breed ing of Ronney Sheep," Mr Matt tews stated, inter alia: "Ihava not seen a louse •* my Hook for TWENTY year*, •nd If at shearing a tlok Is seer It to such a RARE OCCURRENCE that tho shearer li eartain to call my attention te It. I have Just had over 500 ran noggets shorn, AND NOT * TICK WAB SEEN AMONCO? THEM, and I never digs man than ONCE during tha yaar, and always early In the season." For the past FIFTEEN YEAR! IMr Matthews has used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP ONLY, and the abort testimony sets out its merits beyond question. Healthy sheep, well grown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticki lor insect life to trouble your sb«»r are assured when jou use (WHITES DIP. WAIRARAPA AGENTB, jtfasterten, Pahlatua, Eketahuae Carterton, Creytewn, Martlnnerougn. Featfitmow Agents i