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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10716, 21 October 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. MANGAHAO IU>AD YAUDS. TUESDAY, A/fifiOQIATEP AOJiiiwNEERI wiil seSi as abov*>.— 300 good niixcxl hoggets. '3O mixed goou woouy hoggets. 8 exceptionally choice heifers (on the drop.) fci yearling neifers. 3 yearling steers. 2 store cows. 30 yeaning sudors. i2 yearling heifers . 8 good 2-vea.r Jersey bulls 3 good 2-year S.H. bulls EKETAHUNA STOCK SALh. OCTOBER 20, 11.30 a.m. ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS Will •Sell as Abo\ e : 5 Igood dairy cows in milk. 30 2-.veai- I'oiled Angus steers S mixed cattlo 20 2-year dairy heifers 20 li and 4-vear forward, empty station heifers. ' 12 2-yoar steers. 1 shorthorn bull. 1 Jersey bull. 20 2-vear steers. 20 2-year heifers, good station in. On Account W. Cross, Alfredton. 400 4 and G tooth wethers (in the. wool.) n 200 wether hoggets (in the- wool)

YARATAHI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1912. T>ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will si.,* ettli as* j?,lk>v«: On Account Mr E. J. APLIN: 4 Ayrshire heifers at drop. FOll FEEEZfNG AT ANY WORKS

QTEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. Are buyers at per head or per pound. CONSIGNMENTS OF MEAT, U WOOL and PELTS Account Owners handled by our London Branch. If you desiro to REALISE HIGHEST PRICES . Deal with. us. Full particulars can be obtained from »

WSUGHT. STEPHENSON AND 00., LTD.. WELLINGTON. C. CEACK9FT V/BLSON PALMTCESTON" NORTH. JSVSPDRTANT SALE OF SHOW STOCK. PED lOE.EE AYR SHIRE CATTLE. SHOW GROUNDS. CARTERTON. ON THirrtSDAY, OCTOBER L'ltli, lO.lii. ill; V.S'I a.m. 1/ifEssHs dalckty AND CO., M'LIA: !T!-;j) l)v Mr P. i.-;it!t,i;<. 1 n-arliny; >;i;;vd kill 2 ;:<iirliiir; :ui:U Ji-ifors. NOTE: Delivery to bo uivon immediately a!'t:T North Show. ' ■ Full parti.'iiliir.-: as to podijireo etc, nn :ip:ji'viition to Auptiouoors (stand n:i S'.v.w ih-.nmd).

3JASTKRTOX ANNUAL SPRING CATTLTS SALE. SOLV/AY YARDS, TUESDAY, October 29th, 1912, . at 12.30 p.m. "Tho Associated Auctioneers will offer at above tirrio and place: 90 flO in ' :A]) of Mixed Cattle ' &\.)\J\J comprising bullocks,, two-year-olds and yearlings. ON ACCOuNT, MESSRS RAYNER AND SONS: 70 2 to 3-vear steers. MESSRS GRAY BRO., 30 3-year steers. RJDDSFORD AND CO., 350 station bred Shorthorn-Here-ford and Polled Angus 2-year heifers. "To Awaite" (an extra good line) 1 . 100 station bred Shorthorn-Here-ford and Polled) Angus 3-year heifers, "To Awaite" (an extra good line.) 100 Shorthorn yearlings, "Tableland*." * W. HUME, ESQ. Pirinon: 300 -Shorthorn yearlings (to be drafted as to sex). ANNEDALE STATION: 40 very forward 3a nd 4-year bullocks. GO speyod cows (forward condition.) MESSRS PERCY 77R05.: 50 yearlings (mixed sexes'.) DR, ANDREW. lon, Station: 300 heavy fat ewes (a real good line.) H. G. WILLIAMS. ESQ.. To Parae: 30 2-yoar Herefords and Shorthorn steers. 15 3-vear bullocks. HUGH H. BEETHAM, ESQ: Erancepoth : 70 4 and f> year very forward bullocks. Tip top line. 100 3 year forward conditioned Hereford Cross station bred bullocks. 150 3-year forward conditioned Hereford cross station bred bullocks. On account other Vendors: G springing heifers. 2-5 2-yfu- old ■empty heifers. 30 forward station cows 32 2-year steers. 70 yearling to 2-year steers. '125 2-vear steers. 150 yearlings (mixed sexes.) 50 3-year-old steers. 100 3 and 4-year .forward bullocks. 60 bullocks (good conditioned.) 27 2-year rhiry heifers. 5 yearling heifers. 11 14 to 18 months steers. 25 2-ye:ir old station heifers. 25 2 and 3-year dairy heifers. Further Station entries advertised when numbers and particulars ascertained. :NOTE: Tin's sale has been altered from the usual day to avoid clashing wi!:!i t-hp Palmorston North Show.

"ASTERfON PERMANENT IN- - VESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. THE SOCIETY h prepared tr, (irT'iini losth, repayable by motalnMtrrf «r otLorwiso, <m approved -ftreelbolc' IPES.M3 ON APPLICATION. 4- B, KEITH,