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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10719, 12 October 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. . HA3TERTON STOCK BALE, WAIPGUA SALE YARSB, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. At 11.S0 ».n». MACINTOSH AND 00. will sell as above— Sheep—--100 wether hoggets off turnips. 80 mixed sex hoggets. '3O fat four-tooth owes and wethers. On Account Mr W. Simpson, TE ORE ORE, Who is giving up contracting. 1 bfiy draught gelding 7 years. 1 brown draught gelding ') y»»-* 1 grey draught gelding ;i Collars, Maniocs and Winkers . 2 cart saddles .::iic! hroochings. ;"> stfts plough chains *J sets leading chains. ~> horse yokes and trees I 4 and 5 horse tree and block and. i.ickle. 1 waggon to carry 30 bales __wool. 1 tip dray. FKaNK EVANS,. ATiotiiyn9«r.SPRJNC CATTLE SALE. WAIPOUA SALE'YARDS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 29th, 1912, at 11.30 a.m. 'BSSRS JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO., beg to notify that they will hold their first Annual Spring Cattle Sale at above date' and time, when thev will offer the following lines, viz.— On account James Kennedy, Esq., Tikitapu: 120 3 .and 4-ycar-old Polled Angus bullocks. 80 3 and: 4-year-old Hereford bullocks. " SO 3 and 4-year-old Shorthorn bullocks. On account other Vendors: '2O 2-year old steers. 20 18-months steers 10 yearling dairy heifers. S 2-year old steers. 20 3'and 4-yrar Shorthorn bullocks 40 Polled Angus and Hereford Cross yearling heifers. | 40 vearling Shorthorn steers . 20 2-yonr old oinp-y heifers. I 40 vearling dairy heifers. 'JO 2-year-old steers. l)j 18-months steers (20 vearling steers and heifers bullocks. Further entries invited, which -will be advertise'! as rc^'-xl. MASTERTON ANNUAL SPRING CATTLE SALE. AT S3LWAY YARDS, TUESDAY, October 29th, 1912, at p.m. The Associated Auctioneers will offer at above time and place: ' 1 K(\(\ HEAI) . cf Mixed Cattle, Xt/V/vl comprising bullocks,, two-year-olds and yenrlings. On. account Messrs Rayner and Son : 70 2 to 3-yoar steers. 1 Oi: >"".-; m!: Messrs (Jrav 13res: LOO stat-ou b:

BY AUCTION. WAHAROA ESTATE ' MPORTANT 'F\ AIR YING Unique opportunities to persons of Small Capital to acquire a farm in bearfc of a "splendid Dairving District. SMALL DEPOSITS, GREAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE. FORMED, SANDED AND METALLED ROADS. On FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25th, At 11.30 a.m.. AT HAMILTON. rpHE FARMERS' AUCTION EERX ING COMPANY, LTD., Hamilton (instructed by Messrs Paul Hansen and Co., of Auckland) will sell by Public Auction 31 sections of rich level land in areas from Hi) to 150 acres. NOTE: This land is adjacent to the Waharoa Railway Station, and is served-by three Creaemries. Each section has a good road frontage, and the land is eminently adapted for dairying. The Block is the of well settled and prosperous dairying farms aril tho boundaries arc practically all fenced. It has'not been developed earlier, being until recently Native land. Arrangements are in course of being made with the Local Drainage Board for tho draining of tho area. The sub-division of this block on the easiest terms makes it possible' to anyone to acquire a first-class dairy farm." There is no developed block in the Waikato offering the same advantages of Waharoa Estate, or possessing such possibilities of great prospective value. FIRST CLASS LAND. FIRST CLASS ACCESS. , FIRST CLASS TERMS. TOWNSHIP. A portion of the Estate in a central position.has been sub-divided into acre lots for a township, and will be offered for sale. Provision will be made for School and Hall sites. TERMS. Ten per cent cash. 10 per cent in three months. J') per cent in twelve months from date of sale, balance payable in five years from Ist June, 1912, bearing 5 per cent interest per annum. Arrange to see- this Block, and get Full Particulars from : THE FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD. HAMILTON, Or their Sub-A cents: G. W. MACE and CO., Land Agents, Te Arohfl.. LAYNE AND- RELD, Land Agents, Morrinsville. Any of the above will show you over tho property.