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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10478, 15 November 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. EKETAHUNA STOCK SALE. 24th NOVEMBER, 1911. THE SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS L will sell as above—--470 2, 4, 6, and f.f.m. ewes \riih 95 pea- cent lambs 280 isMani wethers 200 mixed hoggets 30 prime fait mothers 33 bullocks 22 yearungs 1 emipty lhe>ifer 1 good dairy cow 10 yearling heifers (good) 2 dairy cow:s at pront yearling Shorthorn bull 50 mixed hoggets . 1 18-ononith vM. Jersey b-uU. 1 ajbred 3yir Holstein hull 1 2yr Sihor'tJnorii bull £°LWAY SALEYARDS. (MASTERTON.) 15th NOYEMMSR, 1911. THE SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS . will sell as above—--320 first class 4-tooth RonuneyLincoln ewes, one earmark 200 fiir,st class hoggets 40 empty ewe» 12 picked dairy heifers, lo to 18 months, Jersey-Holstean. cross 15 yearling dairy heifers 12 2yr dairy heifers 7 weaner pigs 70 hoggets, good, mixed sexes SPRING CATTLE FAIR. PALMERSTON NORTH. WiEDNESiDAY, NOV. loth, 1911. JHE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCIAN riUT.iv Oft LTD.. and DALGETY AND CO., LTD., will seld' atRANGITIKEI STREET YARDS--i rj Q |T CATTLE, comprising 550 3, 4 and oyy buMocks 200 2yr steers 200 yearling steers (station litaas) . 190 yearling heifers (station lines) 300 yearling steers 200 yearling heifers--50 2yr heifers 45 Hereford cross empty cow© and heifers Important Unreserved Sale At WILLOW PARK, OPAKI, ' Three Miles from MJasterton. THURSDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER, 1911, at 11.30 a.m. MESSRS DALGETY AND CO., fJL Ltd., have received ins.truotions from Messrs A. and J. Welch, Willow Park Estate, Opaki, who have sold their farm, to lipoid an unxeserved clearing sale on above dlate and time, of Ulic whole of their live and dead stock, comprising— Sheep— H)0 2, 1, U a;-.d S -tooth ewes, with 90 per cent, of Romney lambs 130 4 'and oyr ewes, witli 100 per cent. Shropshire and So nth down lambs 110 4 and oyr ewes with 100 per cent, Shropshire and Southdown lambs 180 4 and oyr ewes with 100 jm-v (em. Shropshire and Southdown lambs 22 Rouiney and Shropshire and Southdown rams 3-5 hoggets 1177 Horses— ' 5 draught geldangs, 6 to 9yrs old 4 draught mares, 5 to 8 years'old 3 draught mares and toals hv Federation 3 draught filJics and geldings, unbroken. 2 hacks Harness — 6 sets plough harne&a 3 sets shaft harness 3 sets brocks and chains. And quantity of odd harness, chains, etc. Cattle—--1 3yr shorthorn bull 12 dairy cows in profit 6 springing cows Pags—--3 sows with Titters 1 Berkshire boar mpemeiTi s— ■ p d Gray Ploughs, 2 Harrows, 1 set Disc Harrows, Camibndge RoM«r, Duncan Dridd, Gram Drill, » Cormick Binders, Cultivator, 3 ftp Drays, Wool' Press, Winnowing Machine, 2 Tarpaulins, 500 empty sacks and the usual number of .sundries, ■ etc.. etc. AUCTIONEOERS' NOTE.— The Auctioneers- dira-w special attention to this opportunity of buyers securing first class stock. The ewes and liamibs are particularly good, and the horses are all good sound and honeSt TrScH,EON PROVIDED. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. Cheap Auckland Farms. OHO PKtt ACRE Waikato Dairy d&jL*J Land, 214 acres. Lake given, in well clocked with trout. O A i AS. PER ACRE, Sheep land, good value; 200 Acres in grass. Walter Taylor, ACENT. W> BhoriiMM fitawt. 4XJOKI»\NT». IELEPHOWg US. _ Just ask lie over the Telephone (No. 65), vhat you ought to have for dinner, «nd we will suggest something you want. We handle nothing but Ihe best. Our customers are always delighted with the choice cuts that we send to their order from our stock of fine meats. Tender meats nrrive here daily, and no other kind ia perrritted to enter our »hor> OGILVY'S. SUMMER GOOD: TYLES that are snappy—TAlLORING that's unsurpassable. No guesswork—no uncertainty about our ""Tailoring way. Every bit of work is done' according to the dictates of skill and experience. OUR NEW STYERS ARE NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. TTT . AULING. TAILOR. Queem Sta-eot .. ... Maaterton.