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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10589, 21 March 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. iSKETAHUNA STOCK SALE. 22nd MARCH.. 1912. ... i S3OCIATED AUCTIONEERS i. will sell as above—--209 lambs . 60 4 and 6-tootb ewes, good 100 s.m. ewes 150 ewes 150 2-tooth wethers 70 lambs 120 2-tooth owos 150 f.m. ewes 150 2-tooth wethers 250 f.m. ewes 150 ewes 50 lambs SO 4 and 6-tooth ewes 60 I and oyr owes 2 >!) good .va]ie lambs ■ 70 Kooc',. ; b.t'. lambs 150 ewes 45 fat and forward cows . 5 fat and forward heifers - 1 fat cow 9 cows and calvos 6 store cows 20 steers 4 bullocks 6 heifers auv q /i On account J. Cross fcsq., Alf.edton, annual draft—400 2-tooth wethers 400 fat ewes 800 6-tooth to f.m. ewos

PAKIA7ISA STOCK SALE. MANGAHAOJIOAD YARDS. 26th MARCH, 1912. k SSOGIATED _ AUCTIONED L conditioned ', " 'bullocks 360 18-roonths steers I<H) 18-months to 2-J-yr steeis 70 2-ivr steers 60 S.H. *peyed cows GO mixed cattle . 40 18-months mother rcenul heifers 40 18-months heifers 40 2-5 to BJ-yr st«f l ' s , 12 2&yr P.-A. bullocks 150 lambs/ 170 lambs 10 fat cows 230 4, 6 and f.m. ewes 35 3yr bullocks 25 18-montihs steers 8 2iyi" steers 200 woolly rape lambs 50 2-tooth ewes 40 ewes 25 wethers 100 2-tooth ewes 150 -store ewes CLEARING SALE. THURSDAY, 21st MARCH, At 2.15 p.m. AT PREMISES.TJTgREY STREET. J. JOHNSON AND €O. will . sell, as above, on behalf of Mi j. J. KEEJR, who has left Masterton, the whole of his Furniture and HousehtSSt- L,r S e Chest Drawers, Duchess" Wasftstand and Set, V.l. ged W.W. Mattrar,,, DAY. Bed. Box aud Kapoc Matt raises, Stretcher, Child'* Cot, Couch, Dnnme land Kitthen Tables, Dra»in E Table, Dresser, Austrian and Wicker Chairs. Settee, D?A cLr, Book Shelf. Fender jnd [Fire Irons, Linoleums, Cooking Utensils. Garden Tools, etc.

■■■"IMPORTANT SALE : HiGH-OUBS O ; SR¥. FARMS ntuate Within 2 Miles Featherston Cheese FactorySUBDIVISION OF Mr A. CLARK'S PROPERTY. , To bo offered *it Town Hall. Feather ston, on SATURDAY, 30th MARCH, at 2 p.m. AND CO., LTD., have 3 received instructions from .Mr &.-CLARK, to offer as above, his highly improved property in threeBlocks, as follows : LOT 1. ■\C\f\ ACRES, to be divided into ered, all flat ploughable land, 6 acres Native bush, Tost and wire fences, all in good order. BUILDINGS- Four roomed,. cottage, cowshed, barn, cart shed, stables. LOT 2. 1' J)A ACRES, Homestead Block, jU\) divided into 8 paddocks, all well fenced BUILDINGS— Modern 10-roomed dwelling, woolshed, stables, loose boxes, cowshed (with large loft), buggy shed, implement shed, sheepyards and dip, good shelter plantations. Splendid orchard. Watered by never failing running springs. Heavy loamy soil. Ail ploughable. LOT 3. iOA 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, Svheat, rape, etc. Last year 50 lambs per acre wore fattened off Lot 3, and went off before end of March. TERMS: 10 per cent on tall of hammer; 1 Oper cent on date ofposeossion; balance to remain on Mortgage at 5 and 5V per com. POSSESSION TO BE GIVEN 22nd APRIL, 1912. Plans on application to the Auctioneers. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd., ; Auctioneers.

tillslsv i t25 t-*i THE BEG? FOR SEW&CE AMD CULVERTS. STRONG ANDEVE-S-LABTINQ. IN Sizes from 4 rochea t0,42 ffieihes in diameter. Wo make Concrete Flags, Garden Roller&, Pig Troughs, Bait Pann, etc., etc; AGENTS for 'WILSON'S "STAR" BRAND PORTLAND CEMENT "and HYDRAULIC LIME. THE /"iEMENT YJiXE /HO., jl. HE <UEMENT Jt IPE ! 00., LIMITED. MABTEETON, Tel«plioiifeSs.