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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10628, 6 May 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. MASfERTON STOCK SALE, WAIPOUAQAIE YARDS. Sth MAY, 1912. At 11.30 sharp. JAMES MACINTOSH AND 00. will will a» 400 shorn lambs., Romney-Lracoln ■ cross 300 f.iu ewes in iamib to l'oinney rains 100 good -woolly lambs 40 d.m. ewes in lamb to Lincoln rains 200 woolly white faced lambs , 70 2-tooth to f .to. ewes in lamb to Romneys 7 good calves 2 tetore cows Pigs—--2 Berkshire sows UltAlNiv EVANS, Auctioneer. CLEARANCE SALE AT OPAKI. THURSDAY, 16th MAY, 1912. At *1 p.m. sharp. JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO. have received instructions from JOHN HART Esq., who has sold his farm, to hold an UN/RESERVED SALE of all his Stock and Plant. SHEEP—--300 good ewes, well into the Romney, in jamb to S.D. rams 100 fat and forward empty ewes ; 50 woolly Mamibis'' 12 ifat lambs HORSES—'.2 (heavy draught geldings, 4 and 6yrs . 1 splendid ispring carter, good , sort, 7yrs 1 buggy mare, aged, staunch &nd quiet '1 hack gelding, 3yrs, just broken to saddle 1 fire-t class dairy cow, in full profit IMPLEMENTS, Etc.— 1 Redd and Gray d.f. plough (new), 1 Eiwdngton Cambridge roller, with seed sower u'tacheu (.new), 1 MaisseyHarris .steel- (tine cultivator (nearly new), 2-leaf tine harrows,, set' tryphod harrows, second hand d.f. MasseyHarrie plough, eeeond .and single furrow jp'k»ugh, iwooden roller, light spring cart, 1 firsit-class-gig (nearly new), 1 .set m-ew cart ihariiess., springcart harness, and g:g harness. _ Also quantity of plough harness, swinglebare, etc., 2W itotara -fencing iposts, i Dover stove. The istock are adl of good quality, and in good condition. Implements, harness, etc., are in good order. JAS. MACINTOSH AND 00., . Auctioneers, M'asterton.. HORSE SALE. WAIPOUA SALE SATURDAY, 4itti MAY, 1912,

JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO. will hold a Horse Sale in their Waipoua Yards oil above date and time. On account Richard TilsonjEsq. Brown gelding, "Cocaine," 6yrs, by Lethe, dam Werona. Entered in volume 4 of N.Z. Stud Book. This, horse was hunted last year, and proved successful. Bay gelding, "Neurotic," 6yrs, by Lethe, dam Matiti. by Prince Cole-Merehu. Tins ,horse ; ds -2I)t'other to Narcotic. Bay filly, 4yrs, by Lethe, dam Matiti. This mare is. full sister to Neurotic. . Br own Gelding, 4yrs, by Lethe, dam Werona. Entered in vol 4. N.Z Sibud Book. 1 Black Filly, 2y:rs, full sister to No. 1 and 4. Chestnut filly, yearling, by Boris' dannS>lr Lethe's dam. Brown G&lding, lyr, full brother to No. 6, by Boris' dam The Marvel, by Lethe-Noisette. Entered in volume 4, N.Z. Stud Book. Bay Gelding, 3yrs, by Saracen-Ma-titi. The first three lots-are broken to saddle, and have never been in training. The whole lot have splendid bone, no blemishes, and plenty of substance. 3-Draught Gelding by Laird of Scarnish, 3yrs off 3 3Drauglit by Laird of Soarnish, 2-yrs off. Draught Filly iby Laird of Scarnish, 2y,rs off. On. account Wm. Abbot+, Esq., Dalefield— 1' Mack mare, Humpty Diumpty, 7yr.s, iby. Merriwee , out of Bubbles Also, on account other vendors—--8 hack and harness horses and geldings _ No other Entries will be received for this sale. Alii Honses ito be yarded hy 11 o'clock. OEintiry Fee,_2s'6d. On account. H. T. Hume Esq., ex Aohanga iSitation—--11 3 land 4yr unbroken hacks and harness horses. These horses are ihill 'bred, and are for absolute sale. SALE. THURSDAY, o,th MAY, 1912. Ait 1 p.m. ABRAHAM' AMD WILLIAMS, Limited, will offer at their-Mar-tin bwrmigih .S'aleyards:— iloO imixed sex lambs 300 mixed sex lamfbs .150 lia.m'bs 25 mixed wea.ners 20 Syr iKteeirs--4.0 4yr ifat and forward bullocks, igood line 20 18-anon.tlis steers 30" 3yir iand 4yr forward bullocks 40 3'anid 4yr forward bullocks

Absolutely the Best Vat THE man who makes money is lie who thinks nothing good enough but "the best," .namely "VICTOR" VATS. Here's a letter received from the Feathlerston .Co-operative Dairy Company "The vat you supplied us with last winter has given great satisfaction, ,and now after the .first season's use is ate good as tlie day it was installed. It is absolutely the .best vat that has been put- into the factory, and, to my mind, perfect. The tin work, also , the ■timber .therein, being really first class, ■combined with good workmanship. I am satisfied- your vats can't be beat." Place ytour o'rders with the maker now and ensure prompt delivery. First come first served. ALBEBT J. PAETON, B,P. (Holder of Plumbing Scholarship, .Wellington Technical School.) SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING WORKS, PEMBROKE ST. _... CARTERTON.