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AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. MABTEHTOW STOCK BALE. WAIPOUA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24th, 1912. James macintosh and co. vV' wll J** 27 fat and forward wet'hor.s ! 30 ißkvclvfaico hoggets i 20 linoom ewe noggets 25 i'at ewes 100 good shorn lamlbs. 60 eonnd mouth ewes in lamb to Romney ranis 50 woolly lambs 4 2y,r oul steers 7 dairy heifers iirii ca'Lf 2 store cosw 1 dairy cow, 3rd calf,; close tu profit 1 bay 'i draught una.ro, 7yrs, all work 25 3 and 4yr old station cows in calf to Shorthorn and Polled Angus bulls 5 Jersey cross (heifers, close to calving On 1 account J. Savage Esq., Te Ore Ore— . i 140 2-toofch to f.m. ewes m lamb to LincoLnjams, tip top line 60 '.sound mouth ewe® in lamta to S.D. rams FRANK EVANS. Auctioneer. ANNUAL DAIRY SALE. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 30th and 31st'JULY, 1912. FITZHERBERT, PALMERS!ON N. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. and [Reduced, -in» conjunction with DALQiETY AND CO., Ltd., will sell on account of S. R. LANCASTER, Esq., WITHOUT RESERVE— P.B. JERSEY and GRADE JEIiSEY and HOLSTEIN COWS and HEIFERS, .in milk and to calve eairly. Catalogue's on -application. Pedigree and tirade Jerseys sold first day. Drags meet all trains. 500, EDWARDS AND CO. F. W. Dunn.) (G. F. Rawson. MASTERTON. *7ACRES, 0.R.P., at 9s per fl U 0 acre, Nganuawiahia ; 350 tacres fin. 'bush, 357 acres iin- grass. Will carry 2 ishoep +o the acre. House. 5 rooms, with all necessary outbuildings; aiso iron shed, 28 x 12. Well watered. Mortgage £BOO, C.A.S. £2OOO cash- for goodwill. 9 K On AGRES Freehold, twelve^ , mates from Cambridge 1 ifay good road; 800 acres grass after bush, 400 acres grass after fern ; ( 600 nores ' standing .bush, balance (strong feini country. This-'class ofjand will (take a good 'safe of grasy;after burning. House, 6 rooms, insured for £350; altso good outbuildings. The proposed road from Taut ar i t'o Camib'ridge, which must shortly go through, will run through the •block. Surveyed into eight different lot®, the pW of which is now beimg appxbved. School and creamery phoi tly ito he erected close iby. Price £5 5b per acre. Very easy terms.. leu pier cent cash, balance 5 years at 5 pen - cent. ACRES Freehold, balance wilil OO dairy 18 vows; well improved; 15 acres 'being under the plough; 6 acres just sown, down- an good English grasses; 2 acres ,o if swedes. Small orchard. House, 6 rooms and pantry, 10-fbau cowshed, Iran shed., pig styes, 2 miles .from Ballance' butter facto.-y.j One male and a Jiailf miles from school and pos ! t office. PRICE £2B per acre.

JEL BRO WN VALUER, LAND AND EST ATS AND INSURaM AGENT, Bank of JNow Zealand Chambers. QUEEN ST ... MASTERTON. (H. BANNISTER, Representative.) FRU!T FARMS., inn A0Il ? S > suitable far fruitjLv/ly growing, in blocks'to suit; on easy terms; li- imiles from town. GOOD SEGTSONB FOR WORKERS' HOMES, ON VERY EASY TERMS. FOR SALE AT MAPAFSA SETTLEMENT. NATIVE LEASE. QQI f) ACRES, ia 3 leases; 42 O *J X &=) ybars' lease, first 21 years •at Is 3d; 2nd 21 years at 2s per aero FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO THE AGENT.

HORSE m® cow. COVERS NOW is the time to think about placing your order for that cover. We are quite ready for you with * now stock, just landed, of the BEST LINEN sYATERPRQOF CANVArt. Absolutely guaranteed the best tiling, and thoroughly durable. Covers fitted to order, and executed on promptly and efficiently at the righ* prices. JJARCOMBE AMD/ jQCHALD. SAI)I>LERS. PERRY STREiET, MASTERTON.

S§! eep Men snap" 1 . Poverty Bay lands CHEAPEST, BEST FATTENING PROPERTY BETWEEN WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND. t A ACRES freehold, 13 miles ItUU from Gis borne, 2 miles inland from East Coast. Hundreds ( of acres low ploughable downs, growing rape, turnips and. barley without manure. Balance low easy bush hills. All in English grasses. Well watered and sub-divided. First class buildings. Winters 3 ewe® 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 Bends them away fat too. Will crow 100 bushels maize to the nee©. A buyer could dairy on it. Would make a rippm" stud farm. Best all round place on East Coast. £2O PEa ACRK £2O C. G. BLOORE STOCK AND STATION AGENT GISBORNEL

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10676, 24 July 1912, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10676, 24 July 1912, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10676, 24 July 1912, Page 8

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