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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 23 October 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE!. SPRING CATTLE FAIR AT WAIPOUA YARDS. TUESDAY. 28th OCTOBER, 1913, At 11 a.m. LTD., (late James and Co.) Will offer as above: — 45 3 and 4yr old steers, good colours 40 3 and 4yr old do. 25 3yr old S.H. do 25 2yr old do. 30 station bred yearling steers 25 do do heifers 70 18 months steers ' 15 yearling steers and heifers | 15 cows »n calf to S.H. and; Hereford bulls 6 2 and 3yr old steers 4 yearling steers and heifers i 11 3yr Shorthorn steers 60 yearling dairy heifers 10 yearling steers 10 3yr steers 10 2yr steers 12" 2yr empty heifers 7 2yr dairy heifers 2 store cows 10 store cows 20 store cows , 20 yearling heifers, Hereford, Shorthorn cross , 25 empty store cows , CARTERTON BALE YARD!. FRIDAY, 31st"0CT0BER, 1913, At 12.30 p.m. wr & Q. TDRNBULLJ: A CO., » • LTD., Gate James Macintosh I ft Co., Ltd.,) will aell, at their CarI terton yards as above— SHEEP— , „ , . 70 ewes with lOOp.c. b.f. lambs 70 good hoggets (in wool) ' ' 80 f.m. ewes with lOOp.c. lambs CATTLE— : \ „ 1 2yr-old Jersey bull 1 3yr-old empty heifer '," 1 fat cow '■ .' ' .70 good hoggets (m wool) 80 f.m. ewes with lOOp.c. lambs 1 18mos grade Holstem bull, by imported bull 1 2yr halfbred Ayrshire bull 2 18mos grade Ayrshire bull 25 2yr steers 8 2yr - heifers 15 yearling sleers I.2yr-old Jersey bull 1 3yr-old empty heifer 1 fat cow On account H. D. Bftyliss— . 6 15mos_grade Holstem bulls, . bv imported bull PIGS- ". , 1 sow, close to farrow 1 porker 10 weaners 3 porkers 7 porkers 6 porkers FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. A. T. DICKASON ITISHES to notify the public of Masterton that~he has onened an Auction Mart in TRTUBT BUILDINCB (Near Ca« Office). Auction Sales of Furniture, etc., conducted in town or country; 1 Furniture of all description on sale at lowest prices. Entries invited for Furniture, Produce, etc. FOR PRIVATE BALE. 10 H.P. Gas Enptfne, convertible into oil. ■ 2* H.P. Minerva Motor Cycle. Cheap for quick sale. Ladies' and Gent's new and sec-ond-hand Bicycles. ■ PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. QUEEN STREET AUCTION MART. TELEPHONE 519.

ARTHUR L. JOSEPH, CHRIBTCHURCH, N.I. r< ASH BUYER OF PRIME LAMW3 MUTTON, AND BEEF FOR EXMasterUn Representative:— THOMAB THOMSON, MASTBRTON. Telephone 336. Address: Oornwafl Street.

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISBINC! IjjCTHEN you are without a Bottle * T on the table of the exquisite JtfELHUISE'S WORCESTER SAUCE ITS rich piquancy makes the most ordinary dish appetising. Equal to the beat imported and lese than half the price. 'THE FLAVOUR MADE IT POPULAR." UCKLAND kOMINION gHOW. "CAMPBELL SHOWGROUND," . EPSOM. DECEMBER 10th t 11th, 12th & 13th. . ENTRIES CLOSEFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th, 1913. , SCHEDULES FREE ON APPLICATION. NO LATE ENTRIES. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. W. B. FORDYCE, Secretary. 16 Hall of Commerce. High Street, Auckland. __ G.P.O. Box 86. S, FORMAN, Late . FORM AN AND TROWER. J Hire, by hour, day, or week. Parties catered for on reasonable terms. Careful attention given to every department of the business Competent man • always in charge. Plant and business have been increased to meet growing demand for bu,si4