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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 21 November 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. EKETAHUNA BTOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, 1913, t A gSOOIATED AUCTIONEERS will offer as above— SHEEP—ISO hoggets (good) 160 mixed sex hoggets 15 good yearling heifera 30 good yearling steers 4 2yr heifera 1 3 good yearlings 5 good slips 60 woolly hogget*, mixed sexes 230 woolly hoggets 100 woolly ewes 30 dry 6horn ewes 32 woolly hoggets CATTLE—--1 Jersey bull (3 years) 2 3yr steers 21 licifors 5 18 months Hoktein bulls by imported pedigree bull . . j < 9 high-grade lorno* Holstem! bulls bv imported American bull ' 21 2yr steers 12 empty 2vr heifers 3 bulls ' 22 2yr heifera 27 yearling heifers 3 forward empty heifers 12 2yr ShorChorji heifers 1 2yr Jersey bull 2 2yr Jersey bulls \ 1 18mos Shorthorn bull 9 15mos steers 6 3>}yr steers 20 15mos steers and heifers 4 springing heifers 6 good Holstein bulls 5 Jersey cross yrlg heifers (cood stuff) 5 Iftmos Holstein bulk 25 yearling heifers BORSK&1 coaching stallion, "Young Wicklow." by "Wicklow," dnm Arab mare srvr>RTwa— Account Smith 8r0.*.. Rongomai.— 1 Eureka milking plant, Hardwiok engine (will sell separately), can be inspected on the farm, Rongomai Account W. Nation.— 1 rustic trao and harness, new TARATA"! SALEMONDAY. 24th NOVEMBER, 1913. fcfESBRO DALGETY AND 00. '***■ LTD.» will sell at mho' SHEEP—--250 choice mixed eex woolly hoggets 20 ewes and lambs 150 4, 6, and f.m. ewes with 100 p.c. b.f. lambs 65 ewes with 100 p.c. b.f. lambs 230 6 and f.f.m. ewes with 100 p.c. lambs 20 prime fat ewes CATTLE—--30 yearling heifers (good line) 5 2yr heifers 5 yearling heifers 35 choice yrlg dairy heifers 15 yrlg steers 20 yrlg steers 15 2yr empty dairy heifers 2 store cows 1 2yr steer 20 2yr good conditioned steers ■ 12 yrlg steers 12 forward empty cows 15 choico yearling dairy heifers 20 Jersey cross yearling heifers 8 yearling steers 2 fat heifers , 30 15mos steers 25 station-bred yearling heifo.rs •' " 20 cows with ceal calves at foot HORSES--2 drft. geldings, 7 and 8 years, sound and staunch 1 gig pony, gtd. eoxmd and quiet for lady. , 1 gig and hack mare. gtd. sound and quiet for lady Account K. Anderson, Carrington, who is giving up lease of his farm, without reserve, the whole of his Dairy Herd, consisting of: . , 22 gtdi. sound cows in full milk 2 jspririging cows, 4th culvers 1 4-yr purebred Ayrshire bull 1 syr harness-mare 1 spring- trap nnd I^nTvness

ARTfiUR L. JOSEPH, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. £ASH BUYEROF PRIME LAMBS MUTTON, AND BEEF FOR EXPORT. Masterton Representative:— THOMAS THOMSON/ MASTERTON. Telephone 828. Address: Cornwall Street. FAT STOCK. T WISH to announce that 1 am a CASH BUYER of all kinds of FAT STOCK DURfNG THE PRESENT SEASON. w. Mckenzie, MASTERTON, G* fit ;P E|, « y * Mi f GENERAL MERCHANTB, GRAIN A PRODUCE BROKERS, LAND A ESTATE AGENTS. PERRY STREET, V IfiTXBTON. Gable and Telegraphic Address: "PERRIE." Telephone No. 105 ACENCIESi— New Zeaiand nsuranoe Co., Ltd., (Tire, Accident, Mkai&-> and lAv Stock); P. and 0. Steamship Co., tingui6hers. Bodmin's Parasitoacide, little'* Cooper'i and Robertson'! Sheep Dips; Button's and Buret' .Seeds, Macalister's Ridgers and Alex. Btorne, Ltd., Machinery. "KIWI" MANURES. "KIWI" MANURES. "KIWI" MANURES. "KIWI" MANURES. "KIWI" MANURES. Orops from these Manures always come out on top—we challenge competition. Specially Helected RAPE, SWEDE, MANGOLD,, and TURNIP SEED, for the Spring. WE INVITE INSPECTION. Seed and Manures in charge of Mr A. B. WOOD. €*nd and Machinery in ohargfe of Mr S. R. AMYES.