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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10681, 30 July 1912, Page 8

AJOI.JNj.-Ki HJfiiic*. i SOLWAY SALE. WEDNESDAY, 31st JULY, 1912. IBOCIATED AUCTIONEERS Will offer as above— { 180 woolly hoggets (one oarmanrk) 70 mixed Ihoggota 20 dry ewofi 6 Ilomney and Sluropslur* w.nu PAHIAYUA STOCK MkK. MANGAHAO ROAD YARDS. I 30th July, 1912. ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell as above.— . 100 4, 0 and f.m.owcs m lamb 60 hoggets , .- r • 180 otu» m 'Jamb ito S.D. and Letcoster rains # 100 4 and ( -J r 0H * CkS i:n '• aTn; ' Sditli-down rams . 100 4 and 6-toot ; h ewes in Jamb to ilomney rams 50 f.vn .ewes in lamb w) Komnev IT.HIS 50 li<4igets 100 goon hoggeta 90 mir.ed Lwjigets 50 ewes in lamb < . 6 3yr choice springing haters 4 iound dairy cows, 2 caiveiis;, duo Aug. .and Sept. calrer* 4 guaranteed dairy cows 10 -tinst class spniiflfag heitcrs 4 choice springing heitens TARATAHI STOCK SALE. firth AUGUST, 1912, At 1 p.m. <sliarp. ALGETY AND CO.- LTD. wiW j sell as above:— On account of M.r G. E. ALLEN, who is retiuquk'liiiig ua'-'rving— CATTLE— . 18 c.oice dairy oow.s, due Aug. mi J Sept. 8 chcico heifers, due Aug. and Sept, 1 Shorthorn, bull, 3yrs 1 Jersey cross bull, 2yrs 40 yearling heif rs, good line 1 l 2yr steer 1 yearling buii \ USES—--1 spring eairt maro 1 2vr trap horse, unbroken 1 v'oarling . 1 litylit d'raugbt mare, in foal to" IMlliant Boy 1 oob 'ma-re in foal to Arab pony WGS—--4 voung sows in pig SUNDBI'ES—' Sundry Mil kCans, Cow Covers, Tho dairv cows are a (selected herd, ond tore we'll known. They are among tho best tests at tihe Garn.nigtaii cheese factory. The cows can be inspected feit any time prior to date of sale. On, account R. Euick Esq.— 30 ft list class Jersey and Holstein 2-i and Byr heifers in calf to purebred' Jersey (bull £)n account of otfor venders—--50 ewes in lamb 50 ewes in lamb 3 3yr springing dairy heifers 10 guaranteed sound Jersey cross cows in Calf 'to stud Jersey ibu-ii ' 1 2yr stud Jersey bull 5 'springing heifers 3 .guar/ -teed hirst class dairy cows 4 (springing heifers 7 'first c!a' s daily c/iws 13 IS months .emipty dairy heif-

EftARTiNBOrtOUGH SALE. • Ist AUGUST, 1912. ALGETY AND 00., LTD., will _>" srfl as above— CATTLE—--200 onipt'y .forward ewes 20 3yr dairy 'heifers dose to drop 1G .fi'ret o;»93 dtoiry heifers, close to dirop \ 9 dairy heifers 2 dairv coWs, duo factory dates 1 TjuH" SHEEP—--200 good nutfed woolly >hoggots 260 good -1-tdoth wethers, off turnips, straight ilino EKETAKUNA STOCK SALE. 2nd AUGUST, ll)12. THE <& AUGTIOKEER will offer as above—--110 OAv-os in l*mh to S.D. ramsSO ewes in lamb 130 mixed -(hogget* 'lO 2-tooth eweis in Ismb 25 2-tooth wot hers . •03 3 and Jyr buHocks, good condition 7 iipr.iyjf.inu; 2 dairy' eciws. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALEopaki, opposite woodmere farm, on thursday. Ist AUGUST, atl o'clock. f ffIHE N.Z. LOAN AND MEROANJL. TILE A.OEX'OY CO., Limited .and Redairal, Im.vo Teieoived instructions .from Mr H._P. PETERSEN, who is giving up (lairying, to se-U us above—--10 dairv cows, September and October cad vera 1 spring •cart gelding 1 Iwuik goldi'ug 1 tan dogcart--1 spring tra,|> 2 sets single .'harness 1 Wvo'solcy-Pcdws'on sops r-a tor 1 grain crusher 1 clover cutter Poultry, Implements and sundries.

ALSO— Goodwilil of Lease of 50 Acres, 17 months to rum. On account other vendors—--1 sound ataiinch draught geldA CO®o LITTLE SHEEP FARM FOR A DEPOSIT OF £BOO. A A ACRES Froc-fliold, lovci and t)\J\J undulating, and nearly all ploughable, 11 psddwks, wi'll fenced atnd watered;, 40 acres in English grasses; oO acres hi id down lit cocksfoot, clover, and native grasses. The property will winter 800 owes, besides ft large mimkir of cattle; -1roomed liouse, largo implement shed and store room. Back bounded by /iver; 25 acres of bush, with plenty of fencing timber, strip of flax swamp. PRICE £ll. per acre; the adjoining property . ; "st •sold to a hard buyer and valuer at £lO 10s, and iihiiit without any buildings whatever. "We consider the property to be well worth inspection, and are spending money ndvcrtisimt it. It is situated in the Haw.'ie's Hay Waipawa Provincial district. Fuller particulars'upon application to 'us. * HUNTER, SCHULTZE AND GIBSON, LAND AGENTS, . Tennyson St.. NAIIER. N order to cope with our increasing • business, we have landed, direct from tlio Manufacturers, a modern FORD TAXI-CAB. capable of seating 6 passengers in addition to the driver. Wedding Parties, Picnics and Excursims special.lv catered for. FlßES—Orduiar r Cab Rates. HOLE, HOLLAND, I TO