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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10449, 14 October 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. . TO-DAY. SATURDAY, 11th OCTOBER 1 , At 2.15 p.m. SALE OF BOOTS, POULTRY, ETC. AT THE P.O. AUCTION MART. A J. JOHNSON AND CO. will • sell at tlreir Weekly Sale a / large consignment of Boots of all descriptions, Poultry, ©to. TARATAHI STOCK SALE. 16th OCTOBER, 1911. ~ ALGETY & 00., Ltd., will sell J as above—- , 1 18-montks Shorthorn bull 3 yearling steers 3 2yr steers 1 2yr Holstein ibull 100 woolly hoggets GO .12 to 18-months steers, all good colours 1 4yr old Shorthorn bull 2 empty isitore cows 2 heifer calve* 6 yearlings 1 store cow IMPORTAN CLEARING SALE. At the HOMESTEAD, KOPUARANGA, TUESDA\, 17th OCTOBER, At 1 p.m. "AALGETY ~iD CO., LTD., have J been favoured with instructions from Mr M. C. MARSHALL (who has .disposed of his property), to offer as above, all live and dead stock, as follows : Sheep—--350 ,4, 6 and 8 tooth ewes with lambs, at foot 6 English Leicester rams 3 first class dairy cows 1 boy's pony 5 heavy draught mares and ALSO— MoCormack Binder, 2 drays, Cambridge roller, Spring-tine Cultivator, D.F. Plough, Tine Harrows, Flexible Harrows, Grain and Manure Drill, New Jump Seat Buglavel Separator, Firewood, Totara Posts, Sheep Netting, Tintber, Hurdles, Oart and Plough Harness, Tools, etc. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. DALGETY AND CC. ,Ltd., Auctioneers. PAHIATUA STOCK BALE. 17th OCTOBER, 1911. FARMERS' ASSOCIATION YARDS ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS . sell as above—--70 2-tooth ewes and 100 per cent, iambs 70 2-tooth ewes, empty 70 ewe hoggets 140 ewe hoggets ,40 mixed hoggets 13 mixed yearlings 6 Jersey cross heifers at drop 50 mixed hoggets 60 ewes and 100 per cent lambs FOUETH ■ ANNUAu 'CATTLE PAIR TUESDAY, ITth'oOTOBER, 1911. \ PALMERSTON NORTH. ALGETY. AND' CO., LTD., and NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY PP-, *M-> , -■ luWe'been favoured witbi institutions! :>from ;R. A. to '%ll at-the NEW YAPJDS,/BOUND-' ARY ROAD, at 12.45 p.m.— > Q Qflfi "WELL BRED CATTLE, uOlfU mixed ages and sexes, comprising—--1000 3, 4 and .syr Shorthorn bul- / looks ■ , ■•■■•',■, 700 3 and lyr polled Angus bullock? ALSO, WITHOUT RESERVE 1300 Polled Angus, Shorthorn and Hereford yearling steers ,i 260 Polled Angus, Shorthorn, and Hereford yearling heifers. ' ; ' ■•',., 100 forward and store- oowis 50 P.B Hereford yearling steers I>red by G. "W. Ourne, Kai Iwi. •: 60 P.B: Shorthorn yearling steers bred (by Davis Canning, Oakburn 50 P.B. Hereford yearling heifers bred by Selwyn Uham--130 Polled Angus 2yr heifers. ex Wangaehu , 50 prime fat ibullooks '.',...'■' 100 prime fat cows and heifers ■ «.'... 80LWAY SALE. WiEDMCSDAY, 18th OCTOBER. THE ' \ SSOCkATED AUCTIONEERS j\. will sell as above 100 good wethers 60 forward ewes . 30 dry ewes; 100 forward dry ewes 110 forward dry ewes 120 mixed hoggets 11 mixed cattle / 80 fonylard. empty ewes 100"good hoggets 60 empty ewes , ONDUtt 'ONDON IREOTORY. IRECTORY. NABLE& traders fctaonghort the world to communicate direot with EngHsh / MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. In each class of good*. Beaidea beinfl a complete commercial guide to fjondon end its Pnborbe, the dirwv tory contains lists of \ EXPORT MERCHANTS srith the Qooda they ship, and the Colonial and Foreign Market* thejr anpply; BTEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the ports to'which they aail, and indicating the approximate sailings; PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICE! of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, etc., In the principal provincial towns and industrial centres of the United Kingdom. A copy of tbe current edition will be forwarded, freight paid, on receipt of Postal Order for 208. >ealers seeking Age icies can ** vertise their trade cards for fil, at larger advertisement* from 83. iEN. THOUSAND nardy shelter . trees to choose from, including pines, gums, wattles; macrocarpas, etc. You've thinking about running in that line of shelter trees for along time. Now i» the xime to do it.' We shall be oleased to advise you.- Write or call.— E. HALE. To Ore On Nnr«ori«»«. ™\aterton.