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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10469, 6 November 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. Masterton Spring Cattle Fair WEDNBSDAyTnOV. Bth, 1911. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell—--150 / 70 4yr forward bullocks 50 2yr station steers 10 2yr steers 40 empty station cows 50 mixed station yearlings 4D yearling steers 30 yearling Shorthorn and Hereford cross steers 30 yearling steers, good colours. 12 18 month Jersey cross heifers 60 forward bullocks 20 yearling'.steers. 25 mixed yearlings 15 2-year steers 10 3yr empty heifers 9 S.H. cows, with calves a-t foot 2 S.H. bulls. 40 mixed sex yearlings 40 forward empty ewes 50 woolly (hoggets 50 isihorni htoggetts 90 yWafrling sjteiers 20 18-imonth. stoba'S 1 16 2yir 'Siteeiris 15 empty forward cows 1 fattTouw 250 good woolly Ivaggets 150 (good woolly liloggets. 20 yeairling steers 60 18-month steers t 12 2yir old steers 11 3yir old' steera 24 yearling diairy heifers 3 yearling steers 90 15-month s station bred Shorthorn and Hereford cross steers, one earimairk. SPECIAL ENTRIES: On account of Mr W.-H. Beetham, Kouarau, without reserve—--65 4yr Hereford-Shorthorn forward conditioned bullocks 75 3yr Hereford-Shorthorn forward bullocks 75 2yr Hereford - Shorthorn steers. All the above are straight station lines bred "by vendor. On. account Mr H. H. Beetham, (Brancepeth) without reserve—--250 3yr bullocks 50 4yr bullocks On account lea Station—--25 fat and very forward 4-year bullocks--13 3yr fat bullock* . Un account Mr Rupert Morrison, Blairlogie Station.— 200 3yr bullocks. 120 Shorthorn Polled Angus yearlings, (drafted) NOTE.— General entries of sheep and cattle accepted, but no horses, pigs or dog entries taken.

*»AHIATUA STOCK SAUfc. 7th NOV., 1911. MA2\ T G£HAO YARDS. ■ i rtfc SSOCeATED AUCTIONEERS ifll ns nboce—--2 heifers in calf 2 yearling bulls 14 mixed yearlings 1 3yr Shorthorn bull 8U ewes with oU lambs at foot 75 \wxKjy hoggets 5 R.ir.uiov rains 100 ev.es and lambs. 50 Oivfis and lambs. 9 •.'.ti.Trft -aid 2yr old Jersey V\ 'stun varxh' 'Shorthorn ■bv.ils 1 :}y: bu'V:, b>r-sd by S. R. Lancaster. 1 Jersey cross hull 1 Shorthorn 1 oow in nv.lk. 1 enu>tv- heifer--70 oross-iwed woolJy hoggets _ 20 £2 ishaircs. BaiiLance Dairy Co., -Ltd., .fully paid up. EKETAHUWA «At.fc FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1911. THE: SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell us above—--180 mixed hoggets 180 2-tooth e\v<e<s--100 2-tooth (shorn wethers 10 mixed! weaners 2 Jiertsey bulls--6 "springing (heifers 1 good dairy cow

"Victor" Milk Cans THESE CANS are made to stand HARD SERVICE. They are made of 20 gauge best charcoal tinned steel with welded hoops, hollowed bottom and fast or loose handles, as ordered. It is impossible to hammer thf bottom out of a "VICTOR" CAN without tearing the metal, it is soldered so thoroughly. The lid ie made dust proof and eveory lid will fit any can'. a Victor" dairy can never requires repairs, and they are chetff sst beoaupp they last longest. Get "Victor" Cans and Long Service 20 Gallons 32s eaun. 15 Gallons, 28s each. 6 Per Cent. Discount for Cash. Write for catalogue and full particulars. ALBERT J. PAHTON, MANUFACTURER, CARTERTON. IHE WELLINGTON FARMERS' MEAT CO., Ltd. . W.flM. Special Manures W.F.M. Grain, £5 170 6d per ton. G. Grain, No. 2, £5 2s 6d per ton. W.F.M. Turnip, £5 7s 6d per ton. T., Turnip,,-. No. 2, £5 5s per ton. W.F.M. Rape, £6 2s 6d per ton. R., Rape, No. 2, £5 7s 6d per ton. W.F.M. Potato, £6 10e 6d per ton. P., Imported Superphosphate, £o 10s per ton. SPECIAL MIXTURES made to suit requirements. -Obtainable from— The Wellington Farmers' Meat CO., Ltd., MASTERTON. And Loading Merchants throughout the Wairarapa. TRUE RED BIRCH POSTS. ,17AHANTEED to OUTLAST TOl TARA, and cost 20s per 100 *es*. We are selling thousands of them. • R. WILBON ANP "0.. l»«I., TAJHAPE.