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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10572, 1 March 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. I TATTERSALL'S, HAWERA. j A.IriUWIIThORSE FAIR , MM DAY and SATURDAY. MARCH Bth and 9th. at 10 a.m. nnHiK.X.Z. LOAN AND M'ERCAXX TILE AGiEiX'OY CO., Ltd., will sell bv public auction as above — 150 heavy and medium- draughts 100 van and carriage horses j 50 weighty growers 180 hackneys, light harness horses and cobs 20 well bred Shetland ponies The above are a splendid selection ; the majority are coming direct from the breeders, and include several annual drafts of good weighty sorts. The- light- horses ire also a good lot. To those requiring good horses of all descriptions this sale can be recommended. GUY COOPER, It. MORRISSEY, ■ Auctioneers. IMPORTANT SALE HiGH-CLASSJMRY FARMS Situate Within 2 Miles Featherston Cheese Factory. SUBDIVISION OF Mr A. CLARK'S PROPERTY. To be Offered at Oddfellows' Hall, Featherston, on SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH, at 2 pm. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr A. CLARK, to offer as above, his ! highly improved property in three Blocks, as follows : LOT 1. IQA ACRES, to be divided into JljUxJ Q paddocks, splendidly watered, all flat- ploughable land, 6 acres Native bush, Post and wire fences, all in good order. BUILDINGS— Four roomed cottage, cowshed, barn, cart shed, stables. LOT 2. 1-90 ACBJES > Homestead Block, divided into 8 paddocks, all well fenced BUILDINGS— Modern 10-roomed dwelling, woolshed, stables, loose boxes, cowshed (with large loft), lwggy shed, implement shed, sheep- ( yards and dip, good shelter plantations. Splendid orchard. Watered by never failing running springs. Heavy loamy soil. All ploughable. LOT 3. , IOA ACRES, divided into 8 jL&\J paddocks, well fenced and watered by running streams, in each paddock. All ploughable 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 aero were fattened off Lot 3, and went off before end of March. TERMS.— 10 per cent, deposit on fall of hammer, 15 per cent, on date of possession, Balance Ist October, 1912. POSSESSION TO BE GIVEN 15th APRIL, 1912. Plans on application to the Auctioneers. DALGETY.AND CO., Ltd., Auctioneers.

iKl^^Hill AND CO., LTD., OHRISTCHIJRCH. UOTATTONS GIVEN I OR ANY DESCRIPTION OF FARMING MACHINERY. "DOMINION" MILKING MACHINES. J. H. NAYLOR, REPRESENTATIVE. 12 Wrigley Street. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED: JUST LANDED! CASES OF Mlllffi ALL DESCRIPTIONS. OW IS THE~TIMB TO PRO? TECT iuUR STOCK. MADE TO ORDER, ANY SIZE. BETTER BE SAFE TtfAN SORRY. ARQOMBE ONALD, SADDLERS, PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. Machine-Dressed Algerian Oats 'E HAVE A STOCK OF LOC- ' ALLY GROWN ALGERIAN OATS, and will be pleased to supply SAMPLES and QUOTATIONS. CUOLBEELAIN AKD SON GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS, MASTERTON. NOTICE. WISH to anruoxinoe that I am is . CASH BUYER of all kinds of FAT STOCK dnrmg the prawn* freezing season. W. MoEENZIB. I WANTED KNOWN.— That i WAGG AND CO., Coach and Carriage Builders, supply Vehicles ( made to order in any style, and constructed under personal supervision, from the best selected materials by expert workmen, and our prices defy competition. Our vehicles have taken first awards wherever sliown. Rubber Tyres a specialty. Fitted to new and second hand conveyances. CHIMNEY SWEEP.- All orders attended to promptly and efficiently in any part of the town or district. Call or write.— PETER HTDER, Masonic Street. Orders may be left with J. Blinkhorne, Tobacconist.