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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 25 November 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. MABTERTOM STOCK BALE. .WAIPOUA YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, At 11 ••HI- Bb&Tfi. TAG. TCBNBULL A DO.. ' •LTD., (lat» Jtmw M*eintoik A Ui.,) will mU M »boyi:— BHEEP—--100 shorn fat and forward ewes 60 shorn wethers and maiden ewes 100 fat and forward shorn ewes 60 wethers and maiden ewes (shorn) CATTLE—--11 2-yr-old steers 4 empty store cows % 3 2-yr-old empty heifers 23 2yr-old steers 2 cows and calves 2 cows and calves 23 2yr old steers 2 cows and calves Account H. T. Hume, Esq.— 4 2-yr-old Polled Angus hulls FRANK IVANS, AtwtionMr. CARTERTON SALEYARPS. FRIDAY, 28th NOVEMBER, 1913, At 12.30 p.m. W& G. TURNBULIi A OO. s •LTD., (late James Macintosh and Co.) will offer as above:— 3HEEP—--20 fat shorn 2-tooths 64 fat wethers and ewes (to he drafted) CATTLE—--3 store cows 2 springing heifers 12 yearling heifers 3 store cows 40 good weauer calves, mixed sexes 3 springing heifers 50 good yearling heifers PIGS--10 weaners 6 slips 6 porkers 6 porkers 6 porkers 9 breeding sows (close to farrow) 9 breeding sows, close to farrow SUNDRIES—--1 13 - coulter Massey-Harris drill will be offered at 12 o'clock sharp HORSES—--1 hack, saddle and harness 2 3yr draught geldings, unbroken 1 roan buggy mare, syrs (good single harness) 1 extra heavy draught gelding, 6yrs, all work To be sold at 12 o'clock sharp. 5 unbroken draughts 3 heavy draughts, broken to all work On account J. Cadwallader—j 2 draughts, by Saxon, 4yrs, 1 j • extra heavy 1 draught gelding, by Crown j Reef, 6yrs, extra heavy 1 draught mare, 9yrs, extra heavy 1 draught mare with foal, by Dalmuir, 9yr« 1 3yv unbroken draught filly, by Crown Reef 1 7yr gelding, broken to shafts and chains 1 timber waggon and all harFRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. FAT STOCK FOR EXPORT. PRODUCERS are invited to com- •*• municate with us before Belling Beef, Mutton, Lamb or Pork suitable for Export. We are in a position to obtain the very best prices available, and make forward contracts—paying cash on Freezing Companies' Certificates. It is our interest to see that you obtain the last penny' both for meat and by-products. It will pay you to communicate with us.

MELLSOP, ELIOTT AND CO., PALMERSTON NORTH. Agent:— E. E. DORSET. Ulasterton. 'Phone 481. FAT STOCK. 1" WISH to announce that I am a CASH BUYER of all kinds of FAT STOCK DURING THE PRESENT SEASON. w. Mckenzie, MASTERTON. TROCADERO TEMPERANCE HOTEL, PAHUTDA. has been taken over by Mr M. H. BIGGS, formerly of Wellington: The building has been renovated throughout, and Patrons ean be assured of receiving every boms comfort. Special attention wil' be paid to the Dining-room. Early luneheon on Sale Days. OLEANLINEES, CIVILITY, AND EVERY ATTENTION. M. H. BICCB, PROPREITOm. 'Phone No. B. Pahiatua. UP-TO-DATE TAXI CAB FOR HIRE. MEETS TRAINS AT CAB-FARE RATES, AVAILABLE ANY HOUR—DAY OR NIGHT. REASONABLE RATES. 'PHONE 423. J. FERGUSON, PROPRIETOR. No. 17. MIRIAM STREET. UCKLAND J)OMINION AGRICULTURAL QHOW. "CAMPBELL SHOWGROUND," EPSOM. DECEMBER 10th, 11th, 12th & 13th. ENTRIES CLOSEFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th, 1913. SCHEDULES FREE ON APPLICATION. NO LATE ENTRIES. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. W. B. FORDYCE, Secretary. 1G Hall of Commerce. Hia;b Street, Auckland. * 0.P.0. Bos 86.