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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 28 March 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES.* EKETAH UN A *TOCK«ALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1913. mHE ASSOCIATED AUCTION- ' JL EERS will sell:— ' ewes>, running with S.D. rams. 250 4 year ewes. 80 2 "tooth ewes 250 lambs ' 73 4-tootli wethers good, tat and forward at 2-tooth wethers ,good 200 b.f. lambs 80 fat and forward ewes 230 lambs. 920 4yr ewes CATTLE: 8 18-months steers 4 2yr steers 4 2'iyr sprnpfine heifers On account M J. Rotintree—--5 picked dairy cows ra full profit POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. SATURDAY, 1.30 p.m. Sharp. L. FAIRBIROTHER will sell iV • by {)U blic auction as above at Jak Mart. Furniture, , p11 .,, Lakes', Gents', _«ud Uii'dre" s Boots. Fowls and Ducks. „ , Rover Motor Oyi'lo ?»i pea-feet o do.

DAIRY land. mm AT OLABBTON ti. TO CLOSE_ESTATE ' ' SATURDAY, MAR 29, 1913. At 2 o'clock t^m. GA. FAIRBROTHER is instruct- • ed by the Trustee in the estate of Robert Grant (deceased), to sell by public auction, at hia sale rooms, Carterton. as above, the well known €arm ' BANNOOKBUiRN. Comprising two hundred and thirtytwo acres, one rood_ (more or less) toeing parts of sections 7, 8, 9 and • 10, on the plan of the Tupupupuru Block. Subject to a lease at £l2O per annum, expiring May 4tli, 1916. This property fronts the main Masterton-Carterton land Longbusih [Tablelands Road; is on the- line of daily postal delivery, near to Post and Telephone Office, and is about 12 miles from railway. _ It is well fenced and divided into 9 large and several home paddocks, which are watered by ever-flowing clear streams. The buildings include a dwelling of six rooms, etc., ■wool sheds and s tables, besides small sheds. The land is almot level, and the whole has been very successfully cropped, being row under grass, and used as fattening ground. .Having full frontage, the area could 'he divided into four dairy farms. For further particulars apply to Messrs Izard and Weston, solicitors, jWellington Maunsell and Hart, solicitors, Carterton, or to THE AUCTIONEERS.

PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. IN FARMERS' ASSOCIATION YARDS. APRIL 1, 1913. npHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONx EERS will sell:— SHEEP: 350 4 and Syr breeeding ewes 000 feoimd mouth breeding ewe-9 300 mixed lambs 290 s.m. ewes 200 4yr breeding ewes 200 good lambs 150 2-tooth wethers 130 mixed aged ewes 120 fat and forward wethers 120 4-tootli to f.rn. ewes JBO 2-tooth breeding 50 lambs 40 fat ewes 100 2-tooth Wethers, without reserve 50 .Forward 2-tooth'Wethers CATTLE: 20 mixed weaners 15 weaners 14 empty heifers a.ud young cows -fj store cows 4 cows in calf' 4 young bulls 20 mixed weaners 80 Good Coloured 18-month Steers 2 Heifers on the Drop 2 Springing Heifers 1 Cow on tlie Drop 10 Weanor Steers

SOLWAY STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2nd. At 12.30 p.m. rTIHE ASSOCIATED AUCTION -*■ EERS will sell:— SHEEP : 130 2-tootli wethers 100 4-tootli forward wethers 150 2-tooth Ewes .100 Down Cros Lambs 160 F.M. Breeding Ewes 200 S.M. Ewes CATTLE: On account of J. A. Donald, Esq., Homebush (who lias leased part of his farm): — 3 Jersey Heifers to calve May and June G Jersey Heifers to calve in Spring 4 Half-bred Jersey Heifers (empty) 12 Jersey and Holstein Calves 1 Jersey Holstein cow in full profit 2 First-class Dairy Cows, close to calving 11 First-claas Dairy Heifers, to calve early in Spring (NOTE. —Several of the above advertised C;ittle were prize-winners at the last Solway Show.) AUCTION SALE OF BICYCLES. v L - FAIRBROTHER'S AUCy • Tl-ON MART. BICYCLES! BICYCLES! BICYCLES! APRIL sth, 1913. Best Machine made, must be slaughtered for debt. » MARTIN BOROUGH STOCK SALE. THURSDAY. APRIL 3rd. At 1 p.m. MESSRS DALGETY AND 00. iTJ - LIMITED, will offer at their yards as above : CATTLE:. On account Geo' 'Hume, Esq., "Tunantii":— 150 station-bred Shorthorn Oows, with K'Q per cent, of Calves by Polled Arigna 'Bulls"? N'OflFE. —The a>bove is a first-class b&e. ofl Cows, ages ranging from, 4 to t years..