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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 August 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. MABTERTON BTOCK SALE. WAIPOUA YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1913, At 11 o'clock (sharp). * fin 'LTD,, (late jamen Macintosh & will 1811 &» above:— 130 black face hoggeta. 60 woollj hoggets 70 shorn hoggets ./ 50 prim© fat owes 80 shorn hoggets CATTLE: 2 good dairy cows on drop 2 do. cows on drop, guar, sound 1 epg. heifer on drop 3 3-year steers 12 yearling heifers 15 yearling steers 1 1 fat cow 1 Jersey bull 1 Shorthorn bull \ 1 3-yr heifer on drop | 40 2-yr-old steers, good colours 2 choice heifers on drop 1 dairy cow, guar, sound 1 3-year bull 12 spg. heifers 4 guar, sound cows in full profit HOUSES— , „ • 1 bay mare, syrs, by Bonnie Scotland, out of Violence PIGS—--1 porker FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. EKETAHUNA STOCK BALE. FRIDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1913, A SSOOIATED AUCTIONEERS will **• offer as above —-<- IHJfIEP—--100 B.m. ewes in lamb to Southdown rams 30 good hoggets 100 good hoggets 90 good hoggete Account Thos. Parsons, Esq.—400 first-class hogget* CATTLE—--11 3-yr forward spg. heifers 13 3-yr Jersey cross heifers on drop (extra good) 13 2-yr Jersey cross heifers in calf to P.B. Jersey bull (extra good) 1 stag FIRESIDE & GASLIGHT NIGHTS ABB HEBE. DE prepared to spend the long winter evenings comfortably. Are your gas fittings in good order? Perhaps the burners need attention, or you may want to convert your old fittings to the up-to-date inverted light. Our skilled fitters are at your service to advise yon and to put your light in good order. We have large stocks of burners, mantles, globes and glassware. Let us help yon to improve your lighting. THE GAS SHOWROOM, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. EUROPEAN AGENCY. dertaken in all British and Ooatmental Goods, including: Books and! Stationery, Booths, Shoes, and) Leather, China, Eartlvwiware and Glassware, Cycles, Motor Oars and Accessories, Drapery, Millinery and Piece Goods, Fancy Goods and Perfumery, Hardware, Machinery and Metals, Jewellery, Plate and Watches, Provisions and Oilmen's Stores, etc., etc. Commission Si per cent So 5 |er cent, frade Oisoounts allowed Ape ial quotations on demand. lample Cases from £lO upwards* Consignments of Prodnoe Sold on Account. Wm. WILSON A SONS, (Establishes 1*14.) CI AkifeHroh Lam, Lcr.dc, £ t Cable Address: "Annuaire, London. football: football: TO-DAY AT CARTERTON. WAIRARAPA v. TARANAKI. Ranfurly Shield Holders, the Chamionship Trophy of New Zealand iugby. Admission: Adulte Is. E. MoKENZIE, Hon, Sec. W.R.F.U. J. Bv KEITH. LAND AND ESTATE AG€NT, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. DAIRY FARM. ■|Ofl ACRES, I mile from cheese J -' vv factory; easy slopes almost all pioughable; all in grass; 6-room-ed house, large cowshed, stable and usual outbuildings; about 20 miles from Masterton. To effect an immediate sale owner will accept £l7 per acre. Deposit £350, balance 5 years 5J per cent. No. 1180. r ton, adjoining railway station, | store, school and factory: one of the | 5-roomed house, 6-bail cowshed, etc.; 1 carrying 40 cows, 2 horses and 40 sheep. Owner was the largest supplier and had the highest test at the factory for the past two seasons, i Price £37 per acre. £775 cash. 1363 v/ stumped the balance in grass. At present carrying 25 cows, 20 young stock and 1/0 sheep; divided into 8 paddocks, all well watered: buildings, comprise large 7-roomed house, 7-bail cowshed, stable, etc. huna, and one mile from cheese factory. Price £2l per acre., £6OO cash. Adjoining places have sold at £25 and uowarQß per acre,