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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 4 August 1913, Page 8

AUSTIOMEERe* NttTiftEfl. SALE BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD SHOP PROPERTY. HIGH-STREET, CARTERTON. THURSDAY, 7th AUGUST, 1913, At 2.30 p.m. IN FIRE BRIGADE HALL. W& G. TURNBULL & CO., •LTD. (late Jas, Macintosh & Co.") have received instructions from H E ANDREWS, Esq., of Hastings to' offer by Public Auction on above date and time, the 2 Brick Shops now in occupation of Messrs H. Keltie, Jeweller, and P Lorenzen, Baker, situated m High-street, Carterton. There is a mortgage of £IOOO to Public Trustee, 6 years to run. TERMS.—IO per cent on fall of hammer. Balance above Mortgage in 14 days. ■ . , , ... Further particulars from AuctionI eers. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., LTD., Auctioneers.

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. HUKANUI. IN MR W. GRIFFEN'S YARD. (Close to Railway Station.) MONDAY, AUGUST 11th, 1913, At 12.30 p.m. W& G. TURNBULL; & CO., • LTD., (late Jas. Macintosh & Co. have received instructions irofti MR GEO. TUB-LEY, Hukanui,. who reserved Clearing Sale ot his Dairy Herd in Mr W. Griff en's yard, kindly lent ior the occasion, on above date and time: — 9 K DAIRY COWS, duo August <*** and September 1 good milk cart gelding, an\ trial ALSO—Milk Cans. etc. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer.

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE KAIWAIWAI—£ MILES FROM FEATHERSTON. THURSDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1913, At 11 a.m. sharp. ON ACCOUNT MESSRS FENWICK BROTHERS. — T &G. TURNBULL & CO., have received instructions from Messrs Fen wick Bros., Kaiwaiwai, who have sold their farm, to hold an unreserved Clearing of all their Live and Dead Stock at Mr J. F. Fen wick's yards, adjoining their property, on above date and time:— CATTLE—--60 dairv cows (all dehorned), mostly 2nd and 3rd calvere, all showing well. forward 20 2 ! and 3-yr-old springing dairy heifers from selected cows 2 Holstein - Shorthorn cross bulls 11 steer calves The above mentioned cows are an exceptionally good lot. HORSES—--4 heavy drft. mares, 5 to 8 years old '.''.•■ 2 heavy drft; geldings, 4 and 5 years old 1 heavy drft. geldings, 3 yre, unbroken 1 J-drft. gelding, using 4 yrs 3 roan brake mares, 6, 7, and 8 years 1 brown brake mare, 5 years 5 good hacks and harness mares and gelding, 3 to 7 yrs 2 yearling unbroken hacks 1 2-year-old unbroken J-drft ' gelding SHEEP—--260 good woolly hoggets (one ear-mark) 30 2-tooth ewes and wefJhers PLANT—I 4-cow Gane Milking Plant with Releaser; 1 3 h.p. National Engine; Milk Cans; Milk Cooler; Water-tank; water pump; water pipes; etc. .HARNESS—6 full sets draught Harness, 2 sets leading Harness, . Cart, Saddles and Breeching, 1 double set Brake Harness, 1 set Gig Harness. IMPLEMENTS 1 milk brake (good), 1 l£-yd nearly new tipdray, 1 gig, 1 3-f. convertible plough, 1 extra heavy swamp plough, 1 set disc harrows, set 5leaf Tine harrows (good), set tripod harrows, P. and D. drill (in good order), 1-yr-old McCormick binder, 1 ton new corrigated iron, totara posts and strainers SUNDRIES—6 tons pressed straw, 10 tona O.S. chaff, 350 bushels barley, wire, farm tools, etc."etc.

ALSO—On acoount H. Fenwick, Esq., Kaiwaiwai—--100 acres good rich land; 30 acacres in oats, 30 English grass, ballance in stubble. Intending Purchasers can inspect all of the above mentioned any day up to the sale. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. MAURICEVILLE WEST. THURSDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1913, at 12 o'clock sharp, ON AC. J. E. DEADMAN, ESQ. AT MR A. FORSBERG'S YARDS, Mauriceville "West. If ESSRS W. & G. TURNBULL & ?A CO., LTD., late James .Macintosh and Co., have received instructions from Mr J. E. Deadman, who has sold hie farm, and is leaving the district, to hold am unreserved clearing sale of his well-known dairy herd which are principally grade Jerseys and Jersey cross cows, on above date and time:— JO DAIRY COWS, 2nd, 3rd, -*■** and 4th calvers, due August and Sept. and early October. Early calvers in calf to purebred Jersey bull. Late calvers in calf to S.H. bull. 1 purebred Jersey bull. Entered in Herd Book, Vo. 9, 1912, No. 1555, page 53. The Auctioneers can thoroughly recommend this herd as they are all good young cows, and will be offered in very good condition. CONVEYANCES WILL MEET MIDDAY TRAIN AT MAUMCEVILLB. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FRANK EVANS, Attotioaeer.