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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 6 September 1913, Page 8

TO-DAY SATURDAY, SEFfEMBER 6, 1913, At 2 p.m. AT IHmE^CHAPEMT.,, tinder instructions from the Moitgttgoe, will sell by auction: First, Lot 1 part Section 86, Lansdowne, containing 23.9 perches, ■\ with dwelling-house th6TOOH, subject to First Mortgage securing JO3QO ' Secondly, Lot 2, part Section 86, Ltuofidowne, containing 27.7 porches, with dwelling-house thereon, Bubject to First Mortgage securing £250. Thirdly, Lot 3, part Section 86, Lansdowne, containing 1 "rood, 23.7 perches, no buildings thereOil Fourthly, Lot 4, part Section 86, Lansdowne, containing 2 roods, 87.7 perches, with large twostorey dwelling thereon. Subject to first mortgage securing £4OO. ■ ... .. For further particulars and conditions of Sale apply to the Auctioneers -or to HOLLINCS & PRACNELL, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. SALE OF FURNITURE. TO-DAY At 1.30 p.m. AT POST OFFICE AUCTION MART V L. KAIBB BOTHER V • will eell as abov€>. on; beftall ot gentleman leaving the; _ disti'ict, bis Household Furniture and Effects, mclndingsHall Stands, Duchesse Chests, Upholstered Arm Chair, Lmoleums, Austrian arid Canadian Chairs, Dining and Kitchen Tables, D. and S Bedsteads, W.W. Mattrass, Kapoc Mattrasses, Hearthrugs, Carpet, Cupboard, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools, etc., etc. Also—Eating and Seed Potatoes. O.S. Chaff, Poultry, Parrots and Cockatoos.

UNRESERVED 'CLEARING SALE. * AT MARIMA. MONDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, 1913, AT 1 p.: . ABRAHAM AM) WILLIAMS, UatrrSP, ihave been instructed by F. WILLIAMS, lisq., Marima, •who has sold his property owing to ill-health, to offer the whole of IIIS live and dead stock as follows »=- KA YOUNG Dairy Cows, calving and to calve factory dates 27 mixed yearlings 6 2-yr Jersey cross empty heif--1 spring di'ay, dog cart harness and various sundries. AUSTIONEERS NOTE.—We have inspected the above herd and found them showing well into the Jersey Sjtram and in good condition. We can confidently recommend them ,to intending purchasers, as Mr Williams iias been dairying for the past twelve years and has culled heavily. ' PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. IN MANGAHAO WAD YARDS. TUESDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, 1913, A SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will offer as above—■SEEP— -100 mixed hoggets , 35 good fat ewes 140 ewe .hoggets : 140 mixed hoggets 120 good:hoggets J 5() s.m. ewes with 100 t>.c. h.f. lambs CATTLE—--19 yearling heifers . 15 yearling Jersey cross heifers 1 yearling 1 steer 15 2-yr steers 7 yearlings ' UNRESERVE'S CLEARING SALE. AT NGATURI. THURSDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER, At 12 Noon. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., have x'eceived instructions from MR JAMES DICK, who is going out of dairying, to sell at his farm as above:— LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED,

OA FIRST-CLASS Dairy Cows, calving factory dates, mostly 2nd and 3rd calvers 1 3-yr purebred Holstein bull 1 3-yr pedigree Ayrshire bull AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—This is a first-class herd, and Mr Dick's only reason for selling is that he is retiring from dairying. UGHT LUNCHEQN PROVIDED. MARTINBOROUGH STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, 18tli SEPTEMBER, At 1 p.m. MESSRS DALSffIT AND 00. LIMITED, will offer at their yards as above:— HORSES— , 4 drft. geldings, broken to all work SUNDRIES—--1 spring waggon 1 20-blade set B.M. discs 1 3-furrow P. and D. plough 1 JD.F. plough 2 horse scoops Block and tnde, harness, etc.

SHEEP LAMBS TOE FREEZING AT ANY WORKS. WRIGHT, STEVENSON, And CO., Ltd. WELLINGTON. Are buyers at per head or per pound. Consignments of Meat, Wool, and Pelte, Account owners, handled by our London branch. If you desire to realise HIGHEST PRICES iDeal with ns. Full particulars can be jbtained from STEVENSON AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. AND C. CRACROFT WILSON. FALMERSTON NORTH.