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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 22 March 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. SOLWAY STOCK SALE. ■ WEDNESDAY, MARjOH 26, 1913. At 12.30 o'clock. mHE ASSOCIATED AUCTION , ,JL EERS will sell:— SHEEP: 'Account of Mr R. Barrer, Te Whaoau: 500 fat and forward owes, good ilino. 100 2 tooth wefcs flfteount of Mr J. Koiffe: 150 4 year old ewes ISO 2 tooth wethers Isocount of a To Wharau client: 100 sound mouth ewea 200 forward woolly lambs 400 Lincoln ew«, good line 300 shorn wether lambs Account Vennell Broft: 100 4 year ewes - Recount T. V. Richards: ' 300 shorn wether laniba Account P. lummw: 800 good mixedjsex Jambs sai7sTof~high glass furniture. .WEDNESDAY. March 26, 1913. At 1.30 p.m. \T L. FAIRBROTHER has been : * favoured with instructions to soil by public auction as above— AT POST OFFICE AUCTION" MART. On: account of a client who ut leaving the district. Contents of a sixroomed house of Hugh class nearly new furniture. Watch for Tuesday's issue for parifciculars.

IMPORTANT LAND SALE. p-TDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1913. M 3 p.m. AT SALEROOMS. QUEENSTREET, MASTERTON. SRAHAM AND WTLLH LIMITED, have been favoured (with instructions from the executors in the estate of the late George Harris, to offer : , OOQ ACRES, Freehold, part Uruo~^,°Jcakaite) known a s Waipakiaka, latelv in occupation of Messrs Wiggins "Bros. QQ ACRES Freehold, part Uruo- «*" kakaite North, number 5, lately in occupation of Mr Basil Burch. The above property is heavy land, situate at Papawai, Greytown, on banks of Ruamahunga ißiver, lately in occupation .of Messrs Wiggins Bros., and Basil Burch. For full particulars apply to auctioneers.

JEKETAHUNA tTOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1913. IHE ASSOCIATED AUOTIONEERS will soil:— SHEEP: 90 ewes, running with S.D. rams. 250 4 year ewes. 80 2Tboth ewes 250 lambs FARM AT GLADSTONE. TO OLOSE ESTATE . SATURDAY, MAR 29, 1913. At 2 o'clock p.m. **" • ed by the Trustee in. the estate of Robert "Grant (deceased), to sell Jby public auction» at his sale rooms, Carterton, as above, the well known farm, BANNOOKBUiRN. Comprising two hundred and thirtytwo acres, one rood (more or less) Ibeing parts of sections 7, 8, 9 and 10, on the plan of the Tapurupuru Block, together with the dwelling and other buildings thereon. Subject to a lease at £l2O per annum, expiring May 4th, 1916. This . property fronts the main Masterton-Carterton tod Longbush (Tablelands Road; is on the line of daily postal delivery, near to Post and Telephone Office, and is about 12 miles from railway. •For further particulars apply to Messrs Izard and Weston, solicitors, [Wellington Maunsell and Hart, solicitors, Carterton, or to THE AUCTIONEERS." PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. IX FARMERS' ASSOCIATION" . YARDS. APRIL 1, 1913. HE ASSOCIATED AUOTION- ■ EERS will sell:— SHEEP: 20 mixed weaners N.B. —The Associated" Auctioneers hereby notify that {here will be no sale on 2oth instant, owing to iEaster -Holidays. The next sale will be held on Ist April in P.F.A. Yards. T HAVE Secured" the SOLE WAI- - AGENCY (Palli-wr Baj to Pahiatua) for the Famous & ffl\ '■ f' 11' Imn 7 1 CALL AND INSPBUT, or W»ITE TRIALS ASRANOEI): The "INDIAN" secured FIRST SECOND, and THIRD PLACES Jn the WORLD'S CHAMPIONS iTiP TOURIST TROPHY RACE. 1' 11 4. C. EWINCTON, ENGINEERING WORK!. MASTERTON.

00 YOUR COOKING WITH CAI TH!i IUMMERf —•' Twill nr« Btrad Maui and work and troubi*. Get away from that Hot, flark dirty range- of yonra—ba ona of tit* £OO satisfied «s»«*a in Maatertoß who are freed from the wort aits dirt it brings. A ffaa cooker ia bail* aatdl aold £a> jpoar eonvamaaoe, to aara work *ni worry, in the hoi Btrmmer mont&e, ; - We can't tell of all the adTa?M»«»f<; "• ifeeira, but if yon wiU aalTw* wilt k, 1 >'*d*o. f . -. r why Ntr aeciijE itew? ' THE GAB SHOWROOM