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AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE*. MASTERTON STOCK SALE. WAIPOUA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1912, At 11.30 a.m.TAMES MACINTOSH AND CO. 9 "will sell as above— Jn account J. SAVAGE Esq., Te Ore >e. who is giving up dairying, the 'bide of hia Dairy Herd, consisting of j A DAIRY COWS, duo August rj\J and September. 1 Alpha de Laval Separator and Engine (only in use one season). 1 The above m&ntioned coiwis are an exceptionally good lot, and are all sec- J ond, third a.nd fourth calvers, and are in splendid condition. On. aceoi-uiib otflier vendors—--2 good dairy cows, duo August 20 2 yr old dairy heifers in calf f * FRANK EVANS, j Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. GREYTO WiN.) TUESDAY, 13th AUGUST, 1912, at 12 o'clock (Noon). Or* Account R. G. WELCH Esq., who has sold his Farm. JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO. have received instructions from R. G. WELCH Esq., who has sold li'is Fairm, to hold an absolutely unreserved Clearing Sale of all Ills Live and Dead Stock, on above date and time, viz.— HORSES—--1 light draught mare, / years 1 light draught geldng, 7yrs 1 harness mare, aged' (staunch and quiet). 1 harness mare in foal and foal at foot Harness, Plough Chains, Leading •Harness and Covers. CATTLE—--1 good cow in full profit 7 yearling grade Holstein bulls (by imported bull) PIGS—' 10 breeding sows with litters, and to furrow early 31 good slips TMPLEiMETS--2 Spring Carts and Harness, 1 ©lock Dray, Doeriiig Mower, Hayrake, Tine Harrows, s.f. Plough, Tripod Harrows, Light Disc Harrows, Cultivator, Wooden Roller, Planet J:\ Swingle Trees, Stumping Battery with 100 yds Coil, Stumping Jacks, Saw, Mm'ulr- and Wedges, Emery Wheel, Wheelbarrows, R;ick Covers, 1 60-ga!. Iron Boiler, Set weigh wales, Steelyards. Wore Strainers, 8 coils Wire Netting, Scalding Troughs, 12 MilkCans, 1 25-gal. Separator and. Mill; Cooler, Milk Pans, and lots of Farm and Fencing Tools, etc., etc. 20 Tota,ra Strainers. Lot of Posts and Battens. Totara House Blocks, Galvanised Piping, etc., etc. Ducky. Fowls,, Slieop Dogs, and odd lots of Furniture, etc., etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. A GOOD LITTLE SHEEP FARM FOR A DEPOSIT OF £BOO. KAA ACRES Freehold, level and O\J\J undulating, and nearly all ploughable, 11 pndciocks, well fenced and watered; 40 acres in '_ English grasses; 50 acres laid down in cocksfoot, clover, and native grasses. The property will winter 800 ewes, . besides a large number of cattle'; 4roomed house, largo implement shed Mid store room. Back bounded by river; 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 'Jiait without any buildings whatever. Wo consider the property to be \vell worth inspection, and are_ spending monoy advert! shift it. It i» situated in tha Havre's Bay Waipawa Provincial district. Fuller particulars upon application to us. HUNTER, SGHULTZE AND GIBSON, LAND AGENTS, Tennyson St., NAPIER. ANNUAL DAIRY SALE. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 30th and 31st JULY, 1912. FITZHEIRBERT, PALMERSTON N. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. and Reduced, 'in. conjunction with DALGETY AND CO., Ltd., will sell on account of S. R. LANCASTER, Esq., WITHOUT RESERVE—KAA -P.B. JERSEY and GRADE OUU JERSEY, and HOLSTEIN COWS and HEIFERS, in milk x and to calve early 1 . Catalogues on application. Pedigree and Grade Jerseys sold first day. Drags meet all trainte. AND CO. F. W. Dunn.). (G. F. Raw son. MASTERTON. A H ACRES', 0.R.P., at 9s per .4\J 4 acre, Nganuawahda; 350 acres in bush, 357 acres in. grass. Will carry 2 islieep to the 'acre. House, 5 rooms, with all necessary outbuildings; afeo airon she'd', 28 x 12. Well watered. Mortgage £BOO, G.A.S. £2OOO cash for goodwill!. OKAA AORjES Freehold, (twelve &JtJ\J\J miiiW from Cambridge by good road; 800 'acres grass after bush, 400 acres grasig after fern; 600 acres standing buslh, balance strong femi country. This 'class of lamd will take a good 'sole'oif grass 'after burning. House, 6 rooms, insured for £350 ; also good outbuildings. The proposed road from Tautari t'o Cambridge, which must shortly go through, will run through the block. Surveyed into eight different lots*, the plan of which' is now bciitig approved. School and creamery phoitly to bo erected close by. Price £5 5s per 'awe. Very easy term?. Ten per cent eaS'li, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. K9 ACRES Freehold, balance wilil ?JO dairy 18 <cowis; well Improved, 15 acres being under the plough; 6 ■acres, just sown- dowiiv in good English, grasses; 2 acres ,o Ifswecles. Small House, 6 rooms and pantrv, 10-fbail cowshed, trap shed, pig styes, 2 miles .from Ballanco butter facto.-y. One mile and a half'miles from school and post office. PRICE £2B per acre. K. JtSKUWJN VALUER, LAMD AND ESTATk AMD INSURAN AGENT, Bank of New Zealand Chambers. QUEEN ST MASTERTON, (H. BANNISTER, Representative.) FRUIT FARMS. i AA ACRES, suitable for fruiti.UO growing, in blocks to suit; on easy twins; 1J- miles from town. GOOD SEO7SO?-.5S FOR WORKERS' HOME'J, ON VERY EASY TERMS. FOR SALE AT MAPARA SETTLEMENT. NATIVE LEASE. f)010 ACRES, in 3 leases; 42 Q& I 2j wars' lease, first 21 years at Is 3d ; 2nd 21 years at 2s per acre | FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO I HE AGENT.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10683, 1 August 1912, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10683, 1 August 1912, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10683, 1 August 1912, Page 8

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