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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10614, 22 April 1912, Page 8

aitftiiONSiiißr MOT6C£S. MASTBttTQN STOCK SALE, WAIPOUA GALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 34th. APRIL, 1912. AMES MACINTOSH AND CO. _ , will sell aB above — 3 yearling steers 4 •st'oro cows 5 cows in calf 3 (heifers in calf '2 prime fat cows--12 '.prime ifat heifers 20 iJ.vir .heifers in calf 7 Rood calves On account Joshua McKenzie Esq.: Bideford (who has sold his farm) — 170 good forward ewes ; On account other vendors— = 116 4, 0 and 8-.tooth «w«s in lamb to Bidwiil's Romney rams 15 fat lambs •20 steer calves 30 good woolly lambs 40 fcoc-d store lambs 115' 4 sv:ul 0 tooth cues in lamb to ■Lincoln rams 30 fait and forward ewes 25 fat and. forward ewe« ' 100 if.m. c-.ves v.i lamb to •'llomn.e.y wan:.; 50 ishorn lambs S3 [fat ewes. 10 woolly himhs ■ B'.X) .bJac-.kifaced lambs 'J-iX) woc-llv kiinbis ' FItANK EVANS, Auctioneer.

CATTLE SALE. WEDNESDAY. 2Jtli APRIL. 1912, At 1 o'clock. X +HE N.Z. LOAN AND MEROAN- ._. TILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., will ihoftl a oatttle tde as above, m the P.E.A. Yards, Plaliiatr.ia. Present entries arc:— . . 100 IS-.n-ionitli to 2yr good Shortdvorn steers .180 20-<mic>n;bli to 2yr steers 30 dairy iheiifers, running Aviih ibull" 200 fat and forward cows 120 3} and 4yr bullocks 7-5 weaners 80 store cows 30 2-foT steers 30 20-moirth cllairy heifers 75 18-impiLth steers 20 statdon heifers in calf 21 bulls mid stags. CO mixed cattle 30 (mixed weaners 12 store cows 15 fat cows 30 20-mon.th. to 2yr steers 60 mother reared weaners 10 3yr dairy heifers, Rood 4-t mixed weaners 2-0 store cows 10 dakv heifers 6 bulls ffUfRfflBER ENTRIES INVITED. T. BOYD. Auctioneer.

CREYTOWN STOCK SALE. , 22ud APRIL 1912. J as above—--100 mixed aged ewes On account of Messrs W. and C. Wiggins— -400 wethers 600 lambs 22 2yr steers , . . On account T. Inglcy—--200 2400 th wethers 40 18-months steers

IMPORTANT HORSE SALE AT MARTINBOROUCH. THURSDAY. 25th APRIL, At 1 p.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, J\. LTD., have be|eii instructed by Messrs' E. J. Riddiford and >Oo. to sell as. above, at the Martinhorough Saleyards : -" , n 33 Horses (Te Awaite Station), 4 to 6 years, unbroken, by "TheiPage." NOTE.— The ahove are it. useful lot, bred on hilly country, and will he sold ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Each iliorse has been handled wflien weaned 'and taught to lead. On ibdialif of otiheir clients—--1 draught mare with foal at foot' 1 4yr draught (gelding by pVlonarcli 1 'Byr dira.ug'hit mare 1 3yr clraugilit mare, unibroken 2 3v,r imibroken draught geld-

unreserved clearing sale of SHEEP, DAIRY STOCK, « ETC., AT ATEA, Near NIREAHA. MiONDAY, 2&bh APRIL, 1912. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Ltd., have bean favoured with, instructions from Mr S. Smith, who hats sold his farm, to self a,s 'above, at 12 sharp, the whole of his stock and effects:— 250 2-tooth to f.f.in. breeding ewes - 100 2-tooth wethers 100 good lambs .30 dairy cows, calvi'np: September and October, mclstly young 11 heifers in calf 13 mixed cattle. • HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE. -Etc. . Further Particulars Later.

AND CO., LTD.

Belvedere. Carterton, ' 13th December. 1911. The International Harvester Co.. Cliristchurch. Gentlemen,— About 18 months ago I installed'th G first "ZEALANDIA" Milking Plant sold in Now Zealand. Previous to that time I hadbeen rising another make of mechanical milkand, to prove which in my opinion was a better machine of the two, I worked both on my cows for a considerable time. The result of this testhas been that I have discarded the other machine entirely through pulsator trouble and am now using "Zealandia" exclusively and intend doing so in future because it is much the simpler, easier to clean, and being thoroughly efficient and quick, I am sa+isfiV>d there is no better milking ma. chin© made at the present time.— YOUI ' S tr &ed) W. C. ZABELL. 0. L. STARK, RESIDENT AGENT. AND CO.. LTD. AGENTS W3TERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY.