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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 15 April 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. CLEARING SALE. MORETON ROAD, CARTERTON. TUESDAY, loth APRIL, 1913. At 12.30 p.m. TAMES MACINTOSH AND 00, w have received instructions from Mr R. F. Latham {who is giving up contracting) to hold an unreserved Clearing Sate on his Farm, of all his Hors-as, Harness and Implements on above date and time. 1 bay •geid'i-ng, "Majer," 7yrs, by "Quality King" 1 do., "Nuggett," 4yrs, by * 'Saxon'" 1 brown gelding, "Prince," 3 yrs, by ' "Prince of Wales" 1 bay gelding, "Baldie," 4yrs, by "Saxon" 1 bay mare, "Kate," 7yrs, by "Lord Kitchener," stinted to "Sudborn Sirdar" 1 bay rr.are. "Dolly," 7yrs, by i "Lord Kitchener," stinted to 1 "Sudbomi Sirdar" 1 bay mare, "Mag," 7yrs, by "Bothwel!" Harness to fit all horse*. Dray, rake, cultivator, 2 sets Tine harrows, Massey-Harris mower, Deering binder, 8-tfoot Cambridge roller, 13 Coulter Massey-Harris drill, implement truck, swingletrees, 3-4-5 horse bars, double-f. Duncan plough, get disc harrows, etc, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The Auctioneers can thoroughly recommend these above-mentioned horses, as they are all young and staunch and are straight out of hard work. The harness and implements are in good order and practically all new. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. WAIPOUA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 16th APRIL, 1913. At ll.ix< a.m. AMW ■ MACINTOSH AND CO -* will Bell as above: SHEEP: 100 good black face lambs 100 very forward Romney-Lin-coln lambs 100 forward rape lambs 65 good conditioned shorn lambs 120 2, 4- and 6-tooth ewes in lamb to S.D: and Rom. rams 250 shorn lambs, mixed sex, one ear mark 130 2-tooth ewes 30 fat ewes 30 forward ewes 100 f.m. nmpty ewes - On account Mr William Jensen, Mauriceville (whose has expired)— 160 4 and 5-year-old ewes 90 4-tooth ewes 50 6-tooth, ewes 50 2-tooth ewes 250 mixed sex woollv lambs CATTLE: 8 2-year-old steers 20 fat and forward cows 1 Holstein-Jersey heifer on drop 2 18-month steers FKFTAHUNA STOCK tALE. FRIDAY, 18th APRIL. ASSOCIATED AUOTION- - EERS will sell:— QT3)Tffff v p,.. 100 2, 4, 6 and f.f.m. ewes with S.D. rams 100 good shorn lambs 50 mixed lambs On account Mr R. Harding CAlfredton), who is giving up earring—--1 good wool waggon 5 n-ood conditioned draught 1 lighter waggon horses and harness complete UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. EMP7.RE STABLES, FEATHERSTON. TUESDAY, 22nd APRIL, 1913, At 1 p, m. MESSRS JAMES MACINTOSH A CO. have received instructions from Mir Burrell D. Stevens (who is going in for farming) to- sell his •whole stable plant of Buggies, Gigs, Horses, Harness, Etc., at the Stables (next Empire^'Hotel, Featherston) on above date and time—--3 Hacks and Harness Horses. 1 Good Brake Horse. 1 Good Hack. 1 set 4-in-hand Harness, 1 set 3horse Brake Harness, 1 set double Brake Harness, 2 sets heavy Single Harness. 2 sets Gig Harness, 1 set Double-.Harness. 12 spare Collars, Saddles and Bridles. Breaking Gear, Buggv Lamps, Pole Straps, Winkers, Horse Covers, etc., etc. 1 16% Passenger Drag, 2 Light Brakes, 1 Double Bujrey. 2 Single Buggies, 1 Gig, 2 Breaking-in Carts. 6 Tons Pressed Hay, 150 empty Sacks. FRANK .EVANS, Auctioneer. MOKAU LANDS! MOKAU LANDS! SUBDIVISION The F mous MOKAU - MOHAKATINO BLOCK 25 000 ACRES of Pastoi ' al Country will be offered PUBLIC AUCTION MAY 7th, 1913. Plans and further particulars can now be obtained from JAMBS MACINTOSH AND 0%. l uiPLOMA CRAMAPHONES DIPLOMA CRAMAPHONES -* wonderful machines from £3 to £45, also a large va-iety of Diploma and Homophone double sided records at 3s 6d each j including 70 of Billy Williams' latest songs, and a large assortment of Bands, . A: mental, Songs, Quartettes, Eac. Needles Is box of 2CO, or 4s per 1000. - Theae machine* and records are iheaper than the cheapest and bte«r than the best. "0.K." TOY AND STATIONERY AMD FANCY GOODS DEPOT. (tfmt TSonpJof.Ptyne f£ptnr«i).