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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 16 April 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. AUCTION SALE OF BICYCLES. V I>. FAIRBROTHER'S AUCBICYCLES! BICYCLES! BICYCLES! Best Machine made, must be Slaughtered for debt. SOLWAY STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 16th APRIL, 1913. At 12.30 p.m. nPHE ASSOCIATED AUCTION. EERS will sell:— SHEEP: 2()0 2-tooth wethers, good line 100 2-tooth ewes 40 breeding e.ves 150 4-year ewes in lamb 150 woollv lambs 300 good 2-tooth wethers 200 good lambs 150 ewes in lamb to Down rama 150 woolly lambs 50 fat ewes 50 Down cross lambs 300 good shorn lambs 87 fat and forward ewes 57 2-tooth wethers 116 good skinned empty ewes 120 forward store ewes 60 wethers 80 2-tooth to f.f.m. owes 200 lambs CATTLE—--15 fat cows 2 18-month steers 2 Jersey-Holstein heifer on th£ drop T 15 3-year fat and forward Short- • horn steers • •

GENUINE UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE TE ORE ORE, Three Miles from MaSeterton. THURSDAY, 17 APRIL, 1913, At 12.30 p.m. TI/fESSRS JAMES MACINTOSH AMD CO. "liav© received instructions from W. D. WATSON, Esq., who has sold his Ngaionui property, to hold an unreserved sale of all hi® live Stock and Implements at lus Te Ore Ore Farm on abovoe date and time. CATTLE- , 31 fat 3 and 4-year bullocks 12 fat cows . • 53 dairy heifers m calf to P.B. Jersey bulls, Jersey Ayrshire and Holstein cross, due factory dates, in lots to suit purchasers 13 Jersey and Holstein cows, m ' profit and in calf 3 Jersey bulls, 2-year old gHEIEP 300 Romney-Lincoln wooly iambs 800 4, 6 and 8-toot>h Romney ewes, in lamb to Southdown frams , , 25 2 and 4-tootli Southdown rams JKORSES— a 1 grey gelding, Rongonui, 8years; good hack and prizewinner ~ 1 black filly, 3-years, "Black Mist," broken all harness> and prize-winrjer 1 brown gelding, -years; good hack and harness 1 chestnut gelding, 5-years, unbroken ; by Saracen 1 chestnut gelding, 3-years, unby Pirate 3 yearling colts and fillies IMPLEMENTS— ; , 0 Roller, 2 sets Disc harrows, I drills, MaJfceynHarris grubber, Massey-Harris 4-furrow plough, 3-furrow Duncan plough, 5-ton lorry, doubleseated buggy, pole and shafts, harness, Lister separator, wool press, 2-stand Woisey shearing machine. Tangye oil engine, McCormick reaper and binder, saw bench, 100 cords firewood, sundries, etc. 50 fowls 2 sheep dogs, etc., etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer.

CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE. &T PREMISES 133 DIXON STREET (near Bowling Green) y FRIDAY, APRIL 18th, 1913, At 1 p.m. Sharp. VL FAIRBROTHER has been favoured with instructions from Mrs Collett. who" is leaving the district. to sell as above her Household JFuruiture and Effects, which, are in lirst-class order. Particulars Friday's issue. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE THRESHING PLANT .AND MACHINERY. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. CATTLE, HORSES, AND FARM SUNDRIES. On the Farm, RUA.KAWA (between Ashhurst and Palnierston North). FRIDAY, APRIL 18th, 1913, At 1.30' p.m. XTARRY PALMER has-been favoured witli instructions from Mr T. Harrison to sell as above the whole of Ixis stock and implements:— Threshing plant .consisting of on© Manaon and Barr No. 2 mill and 10 h.p. White oil engine 1 Noxin reaper and binder I Wood reaper and binder Rend, and Gray double bagger chaffcutter 1 Mowing machine 1 Reid and Gray d.f. plougli 1 Booth and McDonald d.f. plough 1 two-horse disc harrows 2 sets chain and tbie harrows 1 three-horse cultivator Dog cart and harness 6 forward heifers, autumn calvors 8 18-month old steers and heifers 150 sheen 3 good draught horses, u-> to any work Cart, harness, thatching ladder and sundries. ALL GROCERIES AT LOWEST -PRICES. Aif Orders Deliveeed ta any . cart of the Town. ; TELEPHONE 67. _ . Of HARRY PALMER, Palmerston North,