AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE*,
MASTERTON STOCK SALE. WAIPOUA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 21st. At 11.30 a.m. AMES MACINTOSH AND CO. will eell as above— SHEEP: 112 forward wethers, very good line. 36 forward hoggets. 60 fat and forward ewes*. 40 woolly hoggets. 20 forward wethers. . , , 6» 4, 6, and P.M. ewes, m lamb to Ronmeys. CATTLE: 15 weaner calves. 10 Syr old steers. 6 woaner steers. 1 young Jersey cow at drop. 4 springing cows. 3 springing cows. 1 fat cow. 2 dairy cows, near c.Uvvug. 2 dairy cows, 3rd culvers, guaranteed sound. 1 2yr old Jersey bull. 8 15 months' steers. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer.
UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE ... CLAREVILLE. On account of Thos. Ray, Esq. FRIDAY, • AUGUST 23, 1912. AT 1 P.M. MESSRS JAMBS MACINTOSH AND CO. have received instructions from Thos. Bay, Esq., who has leased his farm, to hold an absolutely unreserved clearing sale of all his live and dead stock, on above date and time, including:— HORSES—--1 bay gelding _ "Ophir" by Austral ina—Nai Nai. 1 chestnut filly, unbroken, by Au Rovoir—Nai Nai. 1 brown gelding "Merrio Fly," by Merrio England—Nai Nai. 1 bay filly, out of Putangitangi. 1 chestnut mare "Elfrida," by Sir Lancelot—Elf lock, bred by Hon. J. D.,Ormond. 1 brown gelding, aged, by Deringer. 1 black draught mare, Byrs. 1 bay draught mare, aged. 2 black ponies, broken to single double harness. CATTLE—--1 roan cow, close to calving. 1 white cow, in full profit. 3 yearling heifers. SHEEP—--40 mixed ewes and wethers. IMPLEMENTS—
1 set chain harrows, set Avery scales, wool press, doner, reaper and binder, H.M. drill, d.f. plougii, Duncan mower, hay rake, Cambridge roller, wooden roller, horse-power chaff-cutter, oat crusher, dray and harness, spring cart and h:uv.icss, single seated buggy, double yfft harness, four horse yokes and chains, <j sets plough harness, 3 tons baled hay and straw, tarpaulins, tools, ladders, etc., etc. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. . R. jjju w"Ait,.iJ> AND CO, F. W. Dunn.) (G. F. Rawson. MASTERTON. OR EXCHANGE. Of about 12 years' standing. i A lIOUSK3, half-draughts- (8), I 8I S <-r. 7 vn«"..' nlrl 19, Wed. Har-
1 Lorry, 2 double pull Brakes (wool brakes)), 4.£ and 3J- ton each. Respectively 1 drag, 2 Spring Drays for town delivery, 1 Block Dray, 1 American Buggy, Tarpaulin ji and Timber Jacks, ropes, chains, etc. 8 acres of rich land, gave £SO per acre for tame, h acre, 4-roomed house; stable, 8-stalls, concrete floors, feed and harness room, and largo shed. Water, drainage, telephone. PRICE, £1250. /inn ACRES F'-eclmld, v.-ithi;i •} TcUU miie from school. 50 acres unimproved manuka; 300 acres ploughable; carrying capicity Lj-sheep per aero. House, 8-rooms, stable and sheep yards, 10 paddocks, permanent streams. PRICE, £ll per acre. BKQ ACHES, highly improved. OO 100 acres flat, 160 acres ploughable; 40 acres have been ploughed; divided into 18 paddocks, well watered, and all* fences in. good order. Up-to-date 11-rcomed house, with hot and cold water laid on. ;Washhouse, wood shed, stables, buggy-shed, woolshed with machines, 3 shearers' night pens for 250 sheep, dips, yards, nice/ plantations awd shelter trees; 2 acres in orchard, concrete paths, kitchen garden, telephone- to house. School and post office next door, 6 miles from railway. The property is wintering 1600 big sheep and 210 head of cattle. Limestone and papa formation ; 7 miles from Pliliiatua. PRICE, £l4 per acre.' £SOO can remain for 5 years at 4iper cent. More could he got on first mortgage if necessary.
7E ARE SOLE AOEXTS FOR / IVSLSOrJ'S GESV2ENT. Established 18S5. HAS STOOD THE TEST OE Wou-ost WcliinjAton Hates. Qu: Guaranteed. CONCRK'nO ! iiifliL','. in (i'.nu'.i'UM'. COXCEEiK TUTUGH ■*., SALT PAX, Etc. IHE /pU'MKXT TTT;I1 5 E (TiO., JL'HK i,';';.iv:\T jTilmo \jo.\ S4f 'if a J ■ A NEW BUSINESS. "ESSRS. DEAD .VJL Mastertcn,, h Ma9torton and the .<■:■ that thoy "iiavo opt--: and Coke Depot, ;it South (next Knnrr Station). Th;> iinii arrangements for m' supply of matni and can guarantee to </i faction. All Orders Prompt DEAD3IAX EROS., 310 QUEEN" STREET SOUTH, MAS'J'EItTON. 'JAN BEOS. ■d a Wood, > 10 Queon St ni Eire Bri; ias mack* sp. si'go and rug mire, which t 3 absolute ei
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10699, 21 August 1912, Page 8
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