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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 9 April 1913, Page 8

Auctioneers' notices. AUCTION SALE OF BICYCLES. V L- FAIRBROTHER'S AUC--1» • TION MAIRT. BICYCLES! BICYCLES! BICYCLES! JO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, at 2 n.m Best Machine made, must be slaughtered for debt. SOLWAY STOCK SALE. .WEDNESDAY. Oth APRIL, IPI3. At 12.H0 p.m. T IHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell:— SHEEP: , . , 200 4 and 6-tonth cues (good line) 120 fat and forward ewes 150 2-tooth wotliors 100 2-tooth ewes ' 140 lambs. 600 fat and forward wethers 200 first-class woolly lambs 300 fat and forward ewes 400 good wethers 100 2-tooth ewes 40 breeding ewes PATTLE: . 4 heifers just at the diop 6 first-class dairy heifers, due September 2 heifers just cahed (written guarantee) 2 store cow.s * DOGS — , 1 leading dog 1 all-round dog 1 cattle dog ■ UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE, AT PAHIATUA, THURSDAY, 10th APRIL, fA BRAHAM AMDWILLIAMS, Ltd, been favoured with instructions from Mr W. H. Yule, who has sold his farm, to sell as above, near Railway Station, at 12.30 p.m., the whole of, his stocks and effects 300 4-tooth to 4-year ewes with Southdown rams 300 good lambs . 42 Stud Southdown ewes (mixed ages} 1 Stud Southdown ram 20 Stud Southdown ewe lambs 25 Stud Southdown ram lambs 5 dairy cows . 30 Jersey cross heifers iu call Farm horses, implements, etc. genuine unreserved clearing SALE. TE ORE ORE, Three Males from Maseterton. THURSDAY, 17 APRIL, 1913, At 12.30 p.m. TWESSRS JAMES MACINTOSH IYA and CO. have received instructions from- W. D. WATSON, OBsq. who has sold his Isgaionui pro* perty, to hold an unreserved sale of all his live Stock and Implements at his Te Ore Ore Farm on abovoe .date and time. CATTLE 31 fat 3 and 4-vear bullocks 12 fat cows . 53 dairy heifers in calf to P.B. Jersey bulls, Jersey Ayrshire and Holstein cross, due factory dates, in lots to suit purchasers 13 Jersey and Holatem cows, in : profit and in calf 3 Jersey bulls, 2-year old SHEEP 300 Romney-Lincoln wooly lambs 300 4, 6 and 8-tooth Romney ewes, in lamb to Southdown rams 25 2 and 4-tooth Southdown rams HORSES- . 1 grey gelding, Rongonut, _ o years; good hack and prizewinner , , 1 blaek filly, 3-years, Black Mist," broken all harness, and prize-winner 1 brown gelding, 6-years; good hack and harness 1 chestnut gelding, 5-.year9, unbroken; by Saracen 1 chestnut gelding, 3-years, unbroken; by Pirate 3 yearling colts and fillies IMPLEMENTS— Roller, 2 sets Disc harrows, 2 drills, Ma-ssey-Harris grubber, Massey-Harris 4-fwrrow plough, arrow Duncan plough, 5-ton lorry, doubleseated buggy, pole and shafts harness, sundries,, etc. 50 fowls i 2 sheep dogs, etc., etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. J. w HITTAKER, ALL GROCERIES AT LOWEST PRICES. 'All Orders Delivered to any part of the Town. TELEPHONE 87. OGILVY AND gONS. PROPRIETORS RECORD REIGN BUTCHER . QUEEN STREET, MV TERTON. FATTENING FARM, PTN» PAJIS te whitl. PRKO OX AND MAIDED HII- - BEEF. NOTE.—W« do NOT kill <x?w*. no/ old ewes. NO FROZEN IKEA* PERMITTED TO ENTER OUR CHOP. All meat killed Borougk Ab*t^ oirs. The BEST trtieU \r ih* OHSA.P18T irtiote. Patronise the flrn. that BanAl« >"* HINQ SCI fHI 9** l UYPLOMA CRAMAPHONEB DIPLOMA CRAMAPHONES Tust opened up ano-wisr lot of these wonderful machines from £3 to £45, also a large va-ietv of Diploma and Homophone double sided records at 3s 6d each; including 70 of Billy Williams' latest songs, and a large Snngjf; Quartettes, Eao. " Needles Is Wi or 4h per " .. 'Tbewmaobinea and records are cheaper than the cheapest and bte+«r than the best. O K." TOY AN,(> STATIONERY trm FANOY GOODS DEPOT. (Nwr rfcoapMa-fajud Fiotarw).