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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10576, 6 March 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. LIVERY STABLE PLANT. I (, EATHiEiRSTON. SATURDAY, MAKiOJ t 9, 1912, at 1 p.m. AT EMPIRIC HOTEL STABLES. VL. FAIRBROTHER has reV ceived instructions from Mr 13. STEVEN'S to sell, by Public Auction, as above ,the whole of h's plant, etc., 'including:— Goodwill of lease of stables, with 4 acres of land., 5 years to run. and mail contract. 5 all-round harness horses 3 coach leaders 2 drags, each to carry LI passengers. 'ALSO— 3 good single buggies, douIblo buggy, 2 gigs, specially good waggonette, American buggy,, rustic cart, 1 light brake, 1 2J-ton brake, 2 breaking in carts, 6 sets single harness, 2 heavy setssingle gig harness, 2 gets double buggy harness, waggonette harness, brake harness, set each 3-horse and 4-horse drag harness, saddles aud bridles, etc., etc. iFor further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, or to owner at stables.

IMPORTANT SALE. THURSDAY, MARCH 7tli. BOUNDARY ROAD SALE- YARDS. PALIMEIRSTOX XORTH. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from Messrs Slack Bros., who have sold their property, to sell as under: OA TO -fl hh SPECIALLY SEOU I UUloeta Dairy Heifers —JERSEY. HOLSTEJN and CROSS BRED HEIFERS in calf to STUD AYRSHIRE BULLS. WITHOUT RESERVE. WAIPOUA SALE YAR3S. WEDNESDAY. Gth March, 1012. At 11.30 a.m. TAMES MACINTOSH AND 00. will f-cII as n.hove—--170 full mouth ewes 16 fat and forward 2-tooth ewes and wethers 50 shorn lanvbs 180 , good black face la nil is 2-00 If nil mouth Romney-Lincoln ewes 100 shorn lambs (one earmark) 50 f-at ewes 2-5 ifat wethers 200 woolly lambs, good line 100 shorn lambs 100 2-tooth to full 'mouth 180 shorn lambs (mixed sexes) 12 ißomney Lincoln rams lo 6-tootli to if.m. Lincoln rams ( bull 12 store cows FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer.

TATTERSALL'S, HAWERA. /u: KORSE FAIR FRIDAY and SATURDAY. .MARCH Btli and 9th. at 10 a.m. The n.z. loan and MERCANTILE AGtENOY CO., Ltd., will sell by public auction as above—--500 comprising—--150 heavy and medium draughts 100 van and carriage horses 50 weighty growers 180 hackneys, light harness horses and cobs 20 weil 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 are also a good lot. To those requiring good horses of all descriptions this sale can be recommended. GUY COOPER. R. MORRISSEY. Auctioneers, KOPUARANGA SALE. TUESDAY. 'MARCH 12th. 1912. At 1 p.m. At Their KOPUARANGA YARDS. D ALGETY AND' CO., Ltd., have received the following entries for the above sale to be held on the above date and time.— 100 f.m .ewes 50 fat and forward ewes 20 rape lambs KM) f.f.m. ewes 6 f.f.m. Lincoln lambs 4 fat cows 2 4yr bullocks. 10 yearlings FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. IMPORTANT SALE HIGH-CLASSJWRY FARMS Situate Within 2 Miles Featherston Cheese Factory.

SUBDIVISION OF Mr A. CLARK'S PROPERTY. To be offered at Town 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 ACRES, to be divided into J- U' 6 paddocks, sj>lendidly 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. divided into 8 paddocks, all well fenced BUILDINGS— Modern] 10-roomed dwelling, woolshed, stables,'i loose boxes, cowshed (with large loft), 'buggy sbed, implement shed, sheepyards and dip, good shelter plantations. Splendid orchard. Watered by never failing running springs. Heavy loamy soil. All ploughable. 1 Of| ACRES, divided into 8 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 acre 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. LOT 1. LOT 2. ACRES, Homestead Block, LOT 3.