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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10713, 5 September 1912, Page 8

fcIibTAHUNA STOCK SALE. FARMERS' ASSOCIATION YARDS SEPTEMBER 20th. a SSOCJATED AUCTIONEERS Ol will oiler as above—--15 guaranteed empty stationbred cows. 10 P. A. fat and forward speyed heifers. 20 empty forward cows. 6 dairy cows, close to pront. 12 yearling heifers. 4 store cows. 1 fat cow. PAHIA T U A. spring horse fair. Saturday September 7th, 1912, at 12 Noon. A IJHAH A M AND WILLIAMS, A Ltd, will sell at their Mangahao Road Yards, as above. Draughts, Half-Draughts, and Hacks.— 15 heavy draughts (brokon and unbroken). ' , 15 half draughts (broken and unbroken). 16 hacks' and harness horses. PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN FRIESIANS.

NEWTON KING will sell by auction ei New Plymouth, on Friday, 6th September from his Holiteui Stud Farm: — MPEDIORUE Cow*. 3 pedigree heifere. 9 yearling bulls. 2 pedigree 2yr. old bulls. All the voung Bulls are by "King Fayne Segb U" or "King Alcartra Pietjo," with family .records of dolb butter in 7 da,ys. The • best bred bulls in the Dominion. Send Early for ,Catalogues. "FOR ONE WFJEK ONLY ~ SPLENDID BUSINESS YFM In HASTINGS, HAWKL & BA\. Confectionery and Small Ocods, and large Tea and Dining Uooms. Owner suffering ill-health «nd unable to carry on. PRICE, bare ;<'Ost. of plant 'and stock. Plant, £425 approx, Stock ho approx. Lease 4 years to run at £4 4s per week. „ Rio-hb in the centre or mam 'Street; one of the best stands in the town. Owner will, consider application from competent cook (with testimonlialp) Cis to partnership or managership. ' , 1 T 1 Very easy terms and -splendid oppcutunity for a pood live man.

S H. SnighN LAND AND INSTATE AGENT, QTJISEN STREET, HASTINGS. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE F9RCT*CL.'ASB SHEEP RUN. 1 if 4 AGREB Freehold; *JI hai J.OIJU been very well laid down w mixed English grasses, except 209 ©ores, which ia in standing bush. iWeIJ fenced and divided into 12 coilvenieat paddocks. Fivo-rooinod and also 3-roomed cottage, woolahed, •nd' night pens, sheep yard*, oowahcd and outbuildings. _ There ere about 400 acres of very rich flats, the balance being hills, good spurs and faces on blue papa formation Situate 1 nils to the Post Office, _ store, ttclic-01, sbc; half bo the dairy f&o----ftorj. 10 miles to the saleyaxds, lb miles to freezing works. Access by mail! road (first-claaa metalied motOT aro&d) right to homestead. PRlOlii £6 per acre— a . very cheap property. • -A lOUA trict, 500 acres jn 'grass, balance heavy bnah .Good-.3 roomed . htmt9, shed an<' ..J«wp yards. Subdivided into 6 proof p^docks. Capacity 2 ahet'c \-r lirre. O.R.P. Ifa Qd per acr* ' li-CS £8 10b per acre. nw-J Q i'JRFA. W&T&rUj Di - £l 4I O tnH; 1305 acres in grass »»<! th* "balasce : ;i bush. Well fenced a)ui Four roomed Bukp« *'. d d*i?7. woobhod, and !>ro s*ts of sheep yards. Cnrrying 3*'.ofl jibfep and 2iX) head of young Situate 9 miles to railway sta*tiori. Ferur* jmall ■ grazing run lease 01-years from l»t March, 1918. Ron. £&2 10s Exceptiona:.;? &afty torn.a fvren _ and the stock can be taken *« sanation. 340 NEWTON K AUCTIONEER, I AMD ANfl FINANGIIU. AlifcNi, VRW I'T CEMENT

WIL-SCN'SSI ARBRAND NO New untried article. Tested for 25 years. Every -bag guaranteed. Lowest Wellington Rates. •WILSON'S HYDRAULIC LIME. THE BEST BUILDING LIME. Cement Pipes, 4 inches to 42 incites in- diameter. • Concrete Troughs, Salt Pans, Fencing Poyts, etc. mHE CEMENT TJIPE ipO., iJLHE CEMENT JLIPE \jo., LIMITED. MASTERTON. Telephone 165. And at HASTINGS. H.B. " LONG'S ,rS IHE Man who. buret np the local Butcher?)' Combine to enable fthe Public of Masterton to -get meat ab a proper price. Prime Pork and •Lamb killed and inspected at 'Abattoirs. Tret her moitton and Os IBcof slaughtered and inspected at OUR LOCAL MEAT CO.'S WORKS. Itamember.— Ido not employ uaaecossary hands and expensive carta land horses. Being the only expert tradesman in the town, I am able lo out- and cater for iho public with the priniest moat that mmioy can proeuro. . SMALL QOODS made by myself arc- the best in the Wairaran.j. Over 1200 cash customers patronise our market every week, "to say nothing of th> scores to whom we send ims>:it in the country. No connection with any other bui' eher in the town. » MY MOTTO IS—"I LOVE THE PEOPLE}" H LO mi ■ .MAWAffK"?.. "TAUERU' ""HOTEL"" R. OFSYI.LS _ PROPRJETOfi (Late of Empire Hotel, Hawera,) R RYLL3 beg? to anaemic?; »• VJT to resident; of the district end -tiie travelling public that he lies taken ova. thi« well known house lately carried on by Mr W. B. Ingram, jyi'3 trusts by strict tetfceirtion to the of patrons to merit & continuance of the support« accorded (to hia predecessors. ,