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

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. MASTERTON STOCK SALE. WAIPOUA YARDS. ' WEDNESDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, At 11 o'clook (sharp). W& G. TURNBULL & 00., •LTD., (late James Macintosh & C 0.,) will sell aa above:— dairy heifers, close to calving 15 yearling dairy heifers 6 2-yr-old ,steers 7 yearling steers 4 springing heirers 1 dairy cow on drop, 3rd calvei 1 springing heifer. FRANK EVANS, , Auctioneer. SOLWAY STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, ASSOCIATED AUCTIONi unffltfl will sell: — SHEEP — . 100 hoggets (mixed) OATTLE: 20 mixed yearlings 8 3-year steers 6 springing heifers MARTIN STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, ISth SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, t\. LTD., will offer at their UtartmOATTLE: 70 3 and 4-yr bullocks 40 2-yr-old eteers 100 yearling and 18-mos steers 30 yearling heifers (good line) 20 springing heifers IMPORTANT LAND SALE. SATURDAY, 20th SEPTEMBER, At 2 p.m. TVTESSRS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., have received instructions from MR H. It. WILLIAMS to offer as above at their Rooms, Masterton: oftJL ACRES, AHIAKQUKA. 00 2 (Known as the yards paddock.) TERMS.—IO per cent Deposit; balance to be arranged. NOTE.—The above is part of the famous AHIAKOUKA Property, HEAVY ALLUVIAL FLAT LAND of exceptional quality, IDEAL FATTENING and DAIRYING country; situated about ONE MILE from Greytown, School and Factory.

ANNUAL SPRINC HORSE FAIR. AT CAMBRIDGE, Itl connection with Waikato Farmers' Club's Annual Stallion Pa,rade. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY* THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 10th, 11th & 12th. 1 AAA HORSES, comprising heav? JL UUU and medium Draughts, Hacks, Milk-cart, light Harness, and unbroken Horses. Entries to date total: — 477 Draughts 800 Hacks and light harness Horses / 100 U,nbroken Horses including usual drafts of 27 heavy Draught 4 and 5-yr-old horsee ' 13 heavy Draught 3-yr-oldi horsee 50 \ Spring-cart, and milk-cart horses (W. J. Corrigan.) 16 unbroken 4-year-old horses Suitable for hack or harness work (Galatea Station.) 200 3 and 4-yd-old draught horses (Waikato and Thames Valley breeders.) Also, First Day of Sale at 1 p.m.— 1 Draught Entire, 3-yr-old, by Prince Robert—Laidy Flashwood > 1 drft. entire, "Glen Royal," v 728, N.Z.5.8., by Glenturet Royal Maid 1 drft. entire, 3 years, Chief Commander—Royal Maid" _ 1 drft. entire, 2 years", Chief Commander—Royal Maid 1 drft. entire, 3-yr-old, by Lochaber I 4 drft. entire colts, 2-yr-old, by Bonny Laddie: g-sire Lord Lyon 4 drft. 2-yr-old fillies, by Bonnie Laddie 1 imported English Hackney Stallion "British Pride," sire "Pilot II.," 3864 E.H.5.8.. dam "Black , Bess," 3493 E.H.S.B. 1 thoroughbred entire "St. Lewis," by "St. Hippo," dam Metigong, by Hippocampus ORDER OF SALE. September 9th : at 10 a.m., unbroken Horses, Imple- , ments, Stallions & Draught Horses to No. 80: September 10th: Balance of Draught Horses. September 11th: Light Horses to No. 250. September 12th: Balance of Light Horses. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., HAMILTON.

npo lay out a garden to the beat advantage, requires th« art of u Expert. E. HALE,, ot the Wairarapi Nurseries, Mastertou, has a staff 01 experts especially traine d lor tirn class of work. A well-laid-out oroh*rc —stocked with apples, pears, peaches, plums, apricots, cLerries, grapes, efts. —Adds considerably to the value m the property, increase the oomiorti of the table, and improves the oome. GOME AND SAVE YOUR MONEY! I YOU WILL 00 SO BY VISITING SABA'S BARGAINS FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. T\/HE have to make room for the new " stock arriving. Bead this: — 100 Hats (assorted) going at 3d each. 100 yds Velvet (assorted colours) at Is yd. Ladies' Blouses, all wool, fit to wear in summer or winter, At 4s lid and 3s lid. Flannellette Blouse lengths for is. Ladies' Long Coats, 5s each. Water-proof Coats, 15s 6d. Girls' Tweed Coats 5s and 2s 6d each. Ladies' Singlets at 6d each. Boys' Saddle-tweed Trousers, 3s lid pair. Ladies' Costumes, at 16s 6d upwards. COME AND SEE THE BARGAINS! THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON. DON'T FORGET AT SABA'S, Opposite Farmers' dab, ia HfUowif Btuldiasi. QUSSN STfiSHT' MAtMSKSOM*