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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 13 March 1913, Page 8

AUCTiONEERS' NOTICES. A oF Bicycles for ■f'*- debt. <J re at Sale of Ladies ,-mhl Gent's Splendid Bicycles worth j?im each. Must be mcrificed tor nest Saturday, Mar oh IStliIF air brothers, P.O. Auction Mart, at 2 o'clock sharp. YMiHERENIKAU STOCK SALE ■FRIDAY, MARCH 14th, 1913. At 12.30 p.m. TAS. MACINTOSH AND 00. will sell as above . *",00 - nnd 4 tooth crossbred AS'C t-liOl'-S 75 fat ewes 50 fat .and forward ewes 300 <*ood conditioned ewes 50 2 , 4 and 6 tooth wethers 50 lambs 10 Romnev rams 40 Fat lambs 200 shorn and woolly lambs 5 Romney rams CATTLE: 20 fat shop bullocks 3 fat cows 20 yearling steers and heueis ~5 3 vear heifers 12 2 year heifers (September Oaivers.) . 6 3 year heifers( September calvers.) 3 cows and calves 3 2 year steers ]4 -vveaner steers 6 springing heiters (May oaivers.) 6 store cows 3 vearlinp Shorthorn bulls 1 3 year hoifor( with prime veal crtlf.) . 1C 12 18 month heifers in cair 1 3 year springing -heifer 30 mixed weaners 5 steer calves 1 4. year pure, bred Jersey bull.

SOLWAY STOCK SALE. •WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19tli, 1913. At 12.30 o'clock. The associated AUCTIONEERS will .soli Amfnt' H. Ci. Williams, Esq., Tc 1 250 sound mouth breeding ewes. ,r< k r r r n.F;Account"of John Strang, Esq., GlenjgO 3 yo'iv forward bullocks (Gleiisido breeding, extra good line.) 100 4 year fat and forward uul--100 3 and 4 year forward bullocks. , ,70 3 and 4 year P-fl- forward bullocks. . . 80 3 year good condition bullocks. 50 18 montli steers 50 mixed aged bullocks The above lines are particularly well bred cattle, lull of condition, and can be recommended to buyers with ©vgtv confidence. T)OF * Account Mr A. McGregor, Hikorangi. 2 15 month bwirdie dogs 3 month bonrdie pups:

FOR SALE. Dakryixc; and contracting BUSINESS. MARTiNBOROUCH. THURSDAY, MARCH 20th, At 12.30 p.m. i) 4 LIGHT ancl heavy drauglht horses. 2 o-ton .spring pole waggons 1 heavy .block ivaggon, to carry 7 tons. 1 Light brake to carry 3 ton. 1 large 3-horse dray. . 4 tip drays. 2 D.F. ploughs 2 sets 5-leaf tine harrows 1 set Duncan's disc harrows, ( 18 feet. ? 1 set Uooth McDonald harrows, " L 20 feet, new. f 1 Cambridge roller (heavy) 1 set 6-leaf tine harrows ■ (light.) 8 sets plough chains 2 sets block and tackle, swingletrees, etc. '2 Reapers and binders /in first class order.—Massey Harris, 'All Harness for above complete. JA-lso Dwelling ihouspi of nine rooms, , stable, outbuildings, blacksmiths shop, with all tools, complete. 5 acres land. Two Houses and seventeen acres lartd, etc. iTVfESSRS JAMES MACINTOSH IvJL ,Co.,"Masterton, have [been favoured with ristruction s from [Mr Matt. Gaskin,Carrier and Con[Mr Matt. Gaskin, Carrier and Con*.r.,t,or +o sell at his stable yard, a-ying and contracting piuuo, FRANK EVANS. Auctioneers.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. LAND SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1913. At Rooms, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. At 2 p.m. FA BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LIMITED, have been favoured Iwith instructions from the executors in the estate of the late George Harris, to offer: — ]onA ACRES, being Blocks 1 Huangarua, and lot 5, Native Reserves block 5, irfuangarua. The . above property is heavy land, teituate at Papawai, Greytown, on ibanks of Rnamahunga River, leased }to and in occupation of Messrs Wiggins Bros. FULL PARTICULARS LATER. HAWKE'B BAY SHEEP PROPERTY. CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT AND ON PARTICULARLY EAST TERMS. ,OAAA ACRES bountiful rich OUiixJ hills, carrying 8 sheep to caa easily. Good roads, well watered country, and subdivided into 8 fr&ddccks. t Price only £lO per ecro. Best Snip in Hawke'a Bay »t present time, and being e&dy tterma Kiftkea it very adaptable to « ipecrcliter. iSJPPLY EARLY, AS THIS WtLl SOON GO. Bs H; KNIGHT.