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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10541, 25 January 1912, Page 8

SALE OF PRIVILECES. SATURDAY, 27tli JANUARY, At 12 Njoii. A J. J HNkiON AND 00 fav-- • cured with instructions from tlie Masterton Agricultural and Pastoral Association, will sell at their Rooms, H/all Street-, Master ton. as abovePermanent and Temporary Soft Drinks Booth. Temporary Afternoon Tea Booth. Booth for sale of fruit. Biscuits, Confectionery and Ice Cream. Particulars obtainable from the Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE. THURSDAY, 25th JANUARY, At 2.15 p.m. AT PREMISES: 2 TRUSTEE ST. A J JOHNSON AND CO., fav- • (aired with .instruction®' from Mrs B. ELDER, will sell, as above, the whole of her Furniture and 1-l.ou scb o1 d E i fee ts. Including— Singer Sewing Machine, Largo Chc-st of Drawers, Dresser, -Leather Upholstered Chains, ■Large Clock, Kitchen and Dining Tables, Single Iron Beds, W.W. Matti ■esses, Bedding, etc. Solid Brass Candlesticks, Austrian Chairs, Tray, Mirrors, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Carpets, Slip Mats,_ Crockery, Cooking Utensils, Groceries, Garden Tools, Blinds, Curtains, Wringer, and a lot ■of useful sundries. ELOEHSLIE STUD FLOCKS TUESDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1912. At THE ELDERSLIE HOMESTEAD Near OAMARU. PYNIE and CO., in' conjunction with DALGETY and CO., Ltd., liave received instructions from Mr J. B. REID to sell by public auction at BkV-'die, on Tuesday, January 30th, 112, the whole of his magnificent Riomney Marsh, Border Leicester , Ljilcoiin and liugli.sli Leicester Stud Sheep, comprising— ROMNEY MARSH N.Z.F.B. No, 5. 6 high-class imported rams, prize takers in England, and personally selected by Mr Reid from Mr C. File's flock'' 34 specially selected stud rams. 1, 2 and 3 shear. 300 1 shear flock rams 350 ram lambs 340 l-<slh'ear stud ewes 570 2, 3 and 4-shear stud ewes 350 ewe lambs 1950 LINCOLN'S, N.Z.F.B. No. 7. 2 stud rams ,;9 2-tooth fljock rams 45 ram lambs 126 2, 3 and 4 shear stud awes 60 1 shear stud ewes 50 ewe lambs 342 BORDER LEICESTER, N.Z.F.B. No. v. bred by Mr Cameron, Brechin. ] 6 specially selected stud rams 150 1-shea/r flock rams 150 ram lambs ' 140 1-shear stud ewes 290 2, 3 and 4 shear stud ewes 150 ewe lambs ENGLI SH LEICESTER No. 60. 2 stud rams 5S 1 and 2 shear flock rams 38 ram lambs 40 1 shear stud ewes 74 2, 3 and 4 shear stud ewes 37 ew-j fa robs 249 LINCOLN-MERINO. 20 1 shear halfbred rams It seems almost superfluous to call the attention of Flock Masters to. this sale, which is certainly on.©' of the most important sheep sales ever held in New Zealand. Throughout the whole Dominion), and in Australia, the Elderslie Hock® are welt aaid widely known, and their show yard reputation stands second to none. Shown at 61 shows, in New Zealand and Australia, sheep torn the flock® have securea 83 champion medals, 5 champion ribbon si Sydney Royal, 355 first, 283 second, and 137 third prizes. At the Melbourne Exhibition 5 gold medals' for lonigwool andt championship of the Exhibition with; Rjomwey ewe wool. For nearly forty years the nocks have been bred with the greatest oare and judgment, and no expense has been, spared to secure high-class sires from the Old Country. We confideaitly recommend intending buyers- of high-class shieep to make a point of being at Elderslie on the v3ot>h' January next. Sale 10 a.m. isharp. Train will leave Oamarni at 8.45. PYNE AND CO. DALtrETY AND CO., Ltd. Joint Auctioneers.

R. U. HARDEN. Telephone 413. P.O. Box 112. FINANCIAL, LAND AND INSURANCE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. Queen, Street ... ... ... Ma ster ton. CLEARANCE "SALES- of STOCK AND FURNITURE, Etc., CONDUCTED. C. G. FINN, Auctioneer and Representative. ACRES, 8 miles from Eketahuna, 65 acres flat ' and . all plougliable. Will carry 40 Jiead of cattle all the year. Splendid cropping land; 7 roomed house, cowshed©, etc. PRICE only £22 10s; £4OO cash. 159 0 Q1 ACRES, freehold, 6 males 1 from Upper Hutt, 900 acires in. grass, 'balance in .good mliililing timber (which the owners will pay £ls per month royalty on same). Carrying capacity 2 sheep; 4 fourroomed cottages., wool&hed-s, etc. This is absolutely the cheapest sheep property on the market. PRICE £5 os per acre. Terms arranged. IAR ACRES freehold, 9 miles I.UO from Master ton ; all ploughaible, all 1 in good English grass. Carrying capacity 40 dairy cows ; fi-room-ed house, cowshed, etc. PRTCE £l6 per acre; £IOOO cash. BE up with + he times a ! nd p«roJjase the late&t iin_ Footwear. We hare them, the strikes never stopped them, our ships came home, with all J.K.'s special lines. Bize, your shape, your price.—KITCHENER'S, opposite Post Oifioe.