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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10607, 13 April 1912, Page 8

MMliI iUMMinli <v< TAR ATA HI STOCK BALE. MONDAY, APRIL 15th. { r^vALGETY AND CO., LTD., will r eell as above—--100 good woolly fat and forward lambs G dairy heifers, May calvers 49 3yr steera 56 2yr steers 20 Blackface lambs 100 good conditioned ewes 300 good s.m. ewes 150 ewes 200 s.m. ewes 150 2--booth ewes 4 rising 1-yi" homes, suitable for miilk carts 2 aged draught mares 1 gig Jinny, quiet for lady __ 12 Jersey cross heifers in calf 'o Jersey bull 15 2-iyr On aocouut liaymer antlSinis— CO good mixed so:; weaners 25 2Vyr steers 14 3yr steers G 4yr bullocks Oai accoiuit cf Mr Owen Hefferan (who is leaving for England), without reserve—--30 rising 3yr selected dairy heifers in calf 10 3yr Jersey cr.oss springing heifers 20 2yr heifers in calf . 20 selected dairy cows, Jersoy and Holstein cross, due to calve to factory dates (In lois xo suit purchasers.) 20 18-montbs steers 300 good mixed sex woolly hoggets 2 Jersey Bulls, 1 Shorthorn bull, 1 Ayrshire ■bull, 4 draught geldings, 2 hacks, 1 2yr gelding. Implements.— Set Tyne harrows, D.F. "PLough, Maese-y-iHarris. Drill, 1 Cultivator, 1 tip dray, 4 hor.so • yoke complete, collars, names', horse covers, saddlery, harness. 1 large Stack Cover. Sundries.— 2 good sheep and cattle dogs, 2 pups. NOTE.— The auctioneers have personally inspected Mr Hefferan's dairy cattle (which have been selected from some of the best dairy herds in the district), and can recommend them as a first-class lot, and all showing well in calf. PAHiATUA STOCK SALH. .ABMftftS' ASSOCIATION YARDS ABRIL 16th, 1912.

BSOCIAt ED AUCTIONEERS . will sell as sieve—--150 good mixed lambs 200 2-itootli to f'.m. ewes • 88 anixed lambs . ' '•• ■-..:■ 50 s.m. ewes 150 lambs 20 2-tooth Stud Lincoln ewes bred, toy 11. Tanner Esq. ■ 50 24ootHi ewes 100 2-tooth wethers 160 4 and! G-tooth ewes, R.W.Ji. 100 if.m. ewes, R.W.R. 44 2, 4 and 6-tooth. ewes, R.W.R, 156 2-tooth to i.m. ewes ' 90 mixed woolly lambs 105 lambs 22 good weaners 44 mixed weaners 150 'r.horn lambs 130 woolly lambs 150 4 and oyr ewes 200 R.ood forward ewes 80 good -^ o '% larabs 100 empty forward ewes 100 if-m. .ewes in lamb 2 ifart cows 1 store cow . SOLWAY SALE. 17th APiR/IL, 1912. At 12.80 p.mi' SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS ■ Will offer as labove— , 250 white faced lambs (mixed sexes) 100 fat ewes 70 forward ewes On account, RrßuiclC Esq.— 25 4yr bullocks,' good condition.

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE. SATURT*AY, 13th APRIL, At 2.15 p.m. AT THE P.O. AUCTION MART. A J. JOHNSON AND CO. will . isell, as above, to make rfoom, several consi°;nimentiS of Furniture, etc, lincluding Double Iron Bedsteads, silver-mounted and 'brass-railed. Child's Cot, Washstanik, Tables, Couchea, Red, Plush Suite, Settees, Wire-wove and Box MJattrosses. Chairs of all sorts, Cbppers, Giarden Hose, lot of Tools, Washstand Cabinet, lOOOEt'of 0.8. JRimu. a first class Boat, 2 .purebred Spaniels (good workers), Poultry, Produce, Fruit, etc. » ALL THESE LINES MUST BE ■CLEARED. Povertv Bay Lands CHEAPEST, BEST FATTENING PROPERTY BETWEEN WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND. JL4fcUU from Giisborne, 2 miles inland from East Coast. Hundreds of acres low ploughable downs, growing rape, turnips'and barley without mamure. Balance low easy bush hills. All in English grasses. Well watered and subdivided. First class buildings. Winters 3 ewe>s to the acre, and a cattle beast to 3 acre . Lambing percentage 125. Fattens everything, and has to buy up hoggets to eat the feed, and sends them awayfat too. - Will grow 100 bushels maize to the acre. A buyer coirld dairy on it. (Would make a ripping stud farm. Best all round place on East Coast. £2O PER ACRE. GISBORNE.