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,ji3 riUHwfcfc. aOLWAV SALE. WKD.NESDAY, SKP'IEMBKR -J, 3912 A fiiOCSATED A'.'OTIONEERS t\ Will -offer as fl-bov*- - Account W. H. Booth, Esq., Mi delta lUiii: 600 Fir-t class woolly hoggets, mixed sexes. PAHIATUA STOCX SALE. MONDAY. SIOTjuvITJER 2, 1912. FARMERS' ASSOCIATION YARDS. fa C3GCIA7ED AUCTIONEERS wili w4I as ahove.— 1-tO good mixed hoggets. fiO 2, ■! and U-tootli evvca ana lambs. 7 good young dairy cows, on tno drop. TARATAHI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. At 1 p.m. sharp. -\ ALGETY ANITcO., LTD., will j>J sell us above:— . Account Mr W. R. Boyd, Mntalmyi: <£) cows 3rd and 4th calvors. Due August and September. (A I'eaT good line, and in good conditio!:, 1 . Account John Shanks. Esq., 14 first class dairy cows. # Account Mrs J. HOURIGAN, who is

givirg "P claiiying. 16 first-class dairy cows all duo to factory dates. OTHER VENDORS: . 8 First class ,s-prmgmg-Jie:ters. 1 good cow (due early). 5 milk reared 2 and 3-year springing heifers . 6 dairv cows. 8 dairy cows, due Septemoar and early October. ■ 8 2yr. eraptv heifers. 25 2yr empty heifery, Ayrshire and Holstein cross. 1 first-class springing lieifcr. < 9 2yr. empty Holstein heifers. 5 springing dairy cows. 8 heifers in- calf. 8 springing heifers. 1 Dog cart and harness in firstclass order. 20 good slips. 20 porkers. PAHIATUA ANNUAL SPRINGING MEIFEfTFAIR. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th. iHE Associated Auctioneers will . sell ini Messrs Abraham and Williams' Yards. Maiigahao Road Pahi'itua, at 12 noon : KQA SELECTED Heifers, comprising:—• 155 Jersey cross heifers, 115 Shorthorn cross' heifers 100 .Jersey and Holstein cross heifers, . 30 Holstein and Holstein cross heifers. •100 2 and Syr dairy heifers. 20 3yr Shorthorn heifers. 10 dairy eown (on. the drop.) NOTE: The above heifers aro selected from the 'best herds of tho district, and arc of excellent quality, a largo number of them being well into the Molstefn and Jersey strains. PEDICREE HOLSTEIN FRIESIANS.

' NEWTON KING will sell by auction nit i\*ew Plymouth on Friday. Bth September from his Hoi3tern Stud ■Farm:— i A PEDIGRIIE Cows. JL X 3 pedigree heifers. 9 yearling bulls. 2 pedigree 2yr. old bulb. All the young Hulls are by "King Fayne Segis IT' or "King Alcartra Pictje," with family records of ■ 351b butter in 7 day;;. * The best bred bulls in the P;'inin:\>n. So:nl Early for Catalogues. Sf.L=. CF OIL PA3NTINGS. SATURDAY, 3].-,t Aug.; 1912. At 12.15 p.m. AT P.O. AUCTION MART. '. A J. JOHNSON AND CO, .0,.0 ban? been, instructed by Mr H. BILLKXS. r:f I'aln-erstf.n North, to dispose of a si>]"iirlh! collection, of his well-known PAINTINGS, which are now on view in their Rooms. BALE! SALE! SALE! SALE! SATURDAY, AUGUST Hist 1912. At 12.1.5 p.m. AT POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. A J. ...JOHNSON AND CO. • will sell by order of the Official Assignee in the Estate of H. P. PETERSEN. 1 Rustic Tra». I Trap and Set Harness. •• ' j Also on. behilf of Public Trustee, Box Clothing, Clock. Photo Frames,

nneim (VALUER, LAND AND €B?AT2 AND INSURANCE AGENT, Bank of New Zealand Chambers, QUEEN 8T MASTERTOH, (H. BANNI3TER, Representative.) 2A A A C.R.P. at-Ms, 8 miles UUU from WJiakatano, 2 miles Iroiii'sea; 1600 in grass, balance bush, •undulating to lii'lly country; well fenced, wel] watered ; all buildings up to date. Carrying 35(X) sheep and 400 ■cattle. £9 10s per acre, terms. FOR EXCHANGE. 3in ACRES, all in gr as, save Hh. 6 45 acres, 55 acres in new grass; 8 acres turnips, 3 acres mangolds, 3 miles from Kawa Railway Station ,-scliool and creamery across the road. 13 paddocks, 189 acres freehold; 4-rooraed house; chaff shed, cowbails, etc. 150 acres 0.8.P. Equity £I6OO, will exchange for town or oauntry proporfcy. FOr. SALE. 7) J a ACRES L.I.P. About half wJLU flat, rest undulating, half been ploughed, well watered, fenced and subdivided. 5-roomed house and sheds. Particulars on application; can recommend this property. 'E ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR WILSON'S CEMENT. Established 1885. HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME. Lowest Wellington Bates. Quality Guaranteed. CONCRETE PIPES, 4 inches to '42 inches in diameter. CONCRETE TROUGHS, SALT PAN, Etc. THE ;|TIEMENT TJIPE jpO., HE \>EMENT A IPE \JO., LIMITED. - MUST Eft TON. ! Tel«piiM»9'l6s.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10708, 31 August 1912, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10708, 31 August 1912, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10708, 31 August 1912, Page 8

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