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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10565, 22 February 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. IMPORTANT SALE HI6H-CLASS IHRY FARMS •2 Miles SUBDIVISION OF Mr A. l-KLU'Kiri'Y. To be Offered at Odd-fell I Featlierttoii, 01: 'SATURDAY, -Virol MARCH, at 2 jun. D ALGETY AND (::')., LTD., have received iiisitnidioiis i'rcni .Mr A. CLARK, to oii'er us above, Id; highlv improved property in Hire. Blocks, iis I'ollo.v:.: LOT I. i 1 OA ACRES, to bo divided hue \\.£\) (i paddock:-, splendidly wal'ercd, all (!at plouglmblo land, (i acres-' (Native bush, I'ost and wire fences, all 'in sooi] order. BUILDINGS— Four roomed cottage, cowshed, barn, carl slied. stables. LOT 2. 1 0(\ AC'RKS, Homestead Bloek, i.£j\s divided into S paddocks, all well fenced BUILDINGS— Modem 10-roomed dwelling, woolshcd, stables, loose boxes, cowshed (with largo lol'i), buggy shed, implement shed, sheepyards ami dip, good shelter plantations. Splendid orchard. Watered by loamv soil. I 1 OH AOR ' KS > tlividcd into 8 paddocks, we'd fenced and watered by running streams, in each paddock. All ploughablo land; only 20 acres not been under cultivation. , The above sale affords an excellent opportunity of securing some of the 'finest Dairying Land and fattening; farms in the Lower Valley. The property grows splendid crops of oats, wheat, rape, etc. Last year 50 lambs per acre were fattened off Lot .3, and went oil' before end of March. TK.KMS.— 10 per cent, .deposit on fall of hammer, 15 per cent, on date of possession, Balance Ist September, 1912. POSSKSSIOX TO BE 01 VEX loth APRIL, 1012. Plans 011 application to the Anc- j tioneers. JULCKTY ANT) CO., Ltd., Auctioneers. IM PO RTANT SALE WSTU D STOCK. AT DURNSIDE,~NEAR OAMARU. TUESDAY, 27th FEB., 1912. ~*YNE AND' CO., (in conjunction _ with. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AJMJ CO., Ltd., ard GUINNESS and LE OREN, Ltd.), have received mfitraatiaEis from Mr JOHN P. REID, who has disposed of a large part of his Burnside Estate, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the BUBNSIDE HOMESTEAD, near Oamaru, on. TUESDAY, 27tn FEBRUARY, At 10.30 a.m. sharp. T>© following high-class .STUD SHEEP and CLYDESDALE HORSES, viz.— SHEEP—EOMNEY MARSH, N.Z.F.B. 195. 10 Special Stud Ranis 180 Ono-shcar Flock Rams 225 Ram Lambs 500 Stud Ewes, two, three, and four shear 200 Stud Ewes, One-shear. 225 Ewe Lambs BOPDEiR LEICESTER N.Z.F.B. 251 j.O Special Stud Rama 100 One-shear Flock rams 120 ram lambs 230 Two, three, and four-shear Stud owes 90 One-shear Stud Ewes 120 Ewe Lambs ~670 LINCOLNS, N.Z.F.B. 232. 2 Special Stud Rama 33 One-shear Flock Earn, 30 Ram Lambs 66 Two, three and four-shear Stud Ewes 60 one-shear Stud ewes SO ewe lambs HORSES. 15 high-class Purebred Clydesdale Mares, 3yrs old and over, all registered in N.Z. -rv' 1-j. tT C54...J TJv.^l, Sired by those well-known horses, Lord Salisbury (imp.) Grown Prince, Sandy Eirskine (imp.), and of Newton (imp.), and stinted to Baron Fyvie (imp.), and Baron Wigton (imp.) 2 Two-year Fillies by Baron Fyvie and Balgowrie. 2 yearling fillies by Baron: Fyvie. 3 One-year colts by Baron Fyvie 5 Foals by Black Knight. The Auctioneers _ have every confidence in advising Studmasters throughout the Dominion to make a -oint of attending the BUBiNSTOE •oALE, on the 27th FEBRUARY, as the stock are well known for their EXCELLENCE and BREEDING. The Bheep aT6 part of the Elderslie Stud Flocks founded 40 years ago. Since passing into Mr Reid'a hands the flocks have been bred with the greatest care, and no expense spared to procure £he highest class sires to be had in the Dominion. The Clydesdale Mares are probably second to none in New Zealand, and breeders and buyers throughout the country should not miss thiß rare opportunity. Ordes will receive careful attention. PYNE AND CO. GUINNESS and LE OREN, Ltd. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., Ltd.,, Joint Auctioneers. WAIPOUA SALE YARDS. At 11.30 a.m. WEDNESDAY, 28th FEB., 1912. AMES MACINTOSH AND CO. ' . will offer as above—--200 2-tooth to full mouth breeding ewes 210 Southdown cross woolly lambs 280 shorn Homney-Lincoln lambs 20 2 and 4-tooth wethers 103 forward shorn lambs 13 young cows with calves 10 calves 10 lveaner pigs 1 bacon pip ]• bay gelding 1 set harness FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer, 'ANTED KNOWN.— That ' WA.GG AND CO., Coach And Carriage Builders, supply Vehicles made to order in any style, and ( con-1 struoted under personal supervision, from tho best selected materials by ex-port workmen, and our prices defy | competition. Our vehicles have taken first awards wherever shown. Rubber Tyros a specialty. Fitted to new and second hand conveyances..