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AUCTiOHESRS' NOTICES. MASTERTON STOCK SALE. WAIPOUA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 21st. At 11.30 a.m. JAMES MACINTOSH AND" CO. will sell as above— GO 4, ti, and F.M. civre, in lamb to Romnevs. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. , SPECIAL CLEARING SALE. OF COWS, HEIFERS, SHEEP, HAY, AND SUNDRIES. On account of HARRY FEAST, Esq., who is giving up dairying, on his fann, AHAIKOLKA, near GREYTOWN. FRIDAY, 16th AUGUST, At 11-30. JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO. liavo received instructions from Harry Feast, Esq., to sell as above. COWS AND HEIFERS 40 real good cows due August and September. 50 2 and 3y,r spinning heifers due August and September (to be drafted in small lots.) '2 pure bred Ayrshire boilers. 2 purebred yearlings (out of picket. cows). G sows with litters. 2 sows in pig. 1 p.b. Bersfcsiro boar. SHEEP: 100 2, 4, G and 8-th owes in lamb to Romneys and S.D. rams. HORSES: 1 good harness mare (suitable for milk cart). 1 4\'<r o'd unbroke'ti filly. SUNDRIES: 40 Tot:ira strainers (in lots). Galvanised iron (piping. 20 tons baled hay. 20 tons mangolds, etc., etc. luncheon Provided. The Auctioneers wish- to draw special attention to this sale, as Mr Fea&t has always been one of the best suppliers to'the Greytown Factory, and on the day of the sale he will be pleased to show his returns. 'FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE AT ATLCA, THURSDAY, loth AUGUST, 1912. at 12 Noon. "1/STESSRS. AERAHAM AND WILlyjL LI A MS, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from S. SMITH, ESQ., ATEA, who is giving up dairying, to offer the whole of his herd, comprising:— 30 first class dairy cows (2nd and 3rd calv-ers), calving factory dates. 10 picked 3\i' heifers in calf. 7 weaner.9. 3 20-mths to 2yr steers. 2 bulls. 1 good gig horse, Gyr old, mare in foal, and with foal at foot. Milk cans and sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE: The above herd held a very high test at the factory last sea.son, full particulars of which will be given at tho sale. UNRESERVED CU-.AP.SNG SALE i.. CLAREVILLE. On. account of The,?. R.iy, Ei'q. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2:!,'1912. Messrs .tamfs macintosh AND C'O. ha*» o received instruction«- i'l'ttui Tltcs. Ray, Esq., who 'has leased his farm, to hold an absolutely unreserved clearing 6ale of all hvi live- -nd dead .stock, on above date iin..-!uui.»g HORSE;-- - ;i ij-v -.vpr "Qphir" bv Aus* —Nai Nai. 1 chestnut fil!y ? unbroken, by An Ilcvoir—Nai - Nai. 1 brown gelding ''Merrie Fly," by Merrie England—Nai Nai. .1 bay filly, out'of Putangitangi. .1. chc«tr,ut rnaro " Klfrida," by Sir Lancelot—El Hock, bred by Hon. J. D. Ormond. 1 brown gelding, aged, by Deringer. 1 black draught mare, Byrs. 1 1) iy draught mare, aged. 2 black ponies, broken to single double hamc-;?. CATTLE—--1 roan cow, close to calving. 1 white cow, in full profit. . 3 vearling heifers. SHEIOP—--40 mixed ewe? and wether. 1 ). IMPLEMENTS—--1 set chain harrows?, set Avery scales, wool press, Jones reaper and binder, H.M. drill, d.f. plough. Duncan mower, hay rake, Cambridge roller, wooden roller, horse-power chaff-cutter, oat crusher, dray and harness, spring cart and lnr.ncss, single seated buggy, double yet harness, four horse yokes and chains, o sets plough harness, 3 tons baled bay and straw, tarpaulins, took., ladders, etc., etc. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. EDWARDS IkiiD CO. F. "W. Dunn.) (G. F. Rawson. MASTER!ON'. 707 ACRES > 0.R.P., at 0s per • V/ 9 aero, Ngaruaw'ahia; 350 acres in. bush, 357 awes im grass. Will carry 2 islieep to the acre. House, 5 rooms, with «T'l- necessary out buildings; also iron shed, 28 x 12. Weil watered. Mortgage , £BOO, G.A.S. £2OOO cash for goodwill. OKAA ACRES Freehold, twelve _ miles' from Cambridge by good road; 800 acres grass after bush, 400 acres gra'sg after fernGOO acres standing bush, balance strong fern country. This 'class of la.iwl will tako a good 'sole of grasp after burn,-/ ing. House, G rootivr, insi: M 3d for £350; alfo good outbuildings. The proposed road from Taulari t'o Cambridge, which must shortly go through, will .run through' the block. Surveyed into eight different lefts,-the plan of which is now beiin-g approved. School an.d creamery jihoitIy ito be erected clooo by. Pi ice £5 5s per acre. Very op.*y uvms. Ten por cent cash, balar.ee o years at 5 per cent. KO ACRES Frf.held. luila-ice will dairy 18 vowu ; well improved, 'ls acres being under the niongh; 6 acres just sown d.v,in eood Fr.giali grasses; 2 acres ,o ifswedes. Small orchard. House, 6 rooms and pantrv, IG-tbail cowshed, trap shod, pig :-:yes, 2 miles from ISallnwo butter facto,-v. One mile and a half miles from school and post office. PRICE £2B per acre. RING IJP " F you want to hire a Motor Car in charge of a. competent Chaffcur. All train's met. Attendance night or day. E. J. EASTWOOD, PROPTIIETOT?-

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10694, 15 August 1912, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10694, 15 August 1912, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10694, 15 August 1912, Page 8

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