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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 297, 20 November 1912, Page 8

i Mill Bxl st. I’UBLit SAILS. ’ yARDS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER flit';, 1912. ’ Dairv Stock ar 11.15 a.m. j Other Stock at Noon. I 21109 i-touth tyethers j 20 3-r ; t-r‘rs | 3.: S;? ! I 1 -l-’ieer Tleroiord I a.I I 1 -l-jerr A.-riMM birl gIORTFORD JMIDGE Y ARns HASTINGS Wii.DNE-li.u . NOV. 27th. 1912. Da iry Sttiek at 11 a.m. Other Stock at .Noon. ]')') fat ewes | 1 <JO h'lggets J SALES FOR NOVEMBER. ! Witipid:urau — Turcday, 2'i. I H:r■ tingr—Wrdn edry, 27. ’Skin Salt —Friday, 22. ■ Waipawa- .'!*• . :]j<_ 25. J Ong.i Ongn-—•Thursday, 28. i Otaiirr— Friday, 29.

Napier Wocl Brokers’ Association. RAPIER pTOOL pROKERS' JpiSOCIATHJN. ' WOOL SALE DATES. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1912. (Catalogues close Monday, Nov. 25tb.) FRIDAY, JANUARY 3rd. 1913. I (Catalogues close Tuesday, Dec. 2 ith.) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ith. 1913. (Catalogues close Tuesday, Jan. 2iitli.) GROWERS PLEASE NOTE: No Wool will bo catalogued after the f closing dates above fixed. For the DECEMBER aid JANUARY SALES it has been found necessary, in the interests of buyers ar.d -sellers alike, to lessen the number of small lots o.'icred. Single aud two bale lots will thero,fore be grouped so far as is possible. Reserves on these grouped lots and ot; ail star lots (i.e., 2 Bales and under) ' must bo left to Brokers, and Owners' rerervss cannot be accepted for DECEMBER and JANUARY SALES on star lots. BRANDS. —In order to comply with | the demands of ti e Wool Buyers’ Association, wool hales must be branded with letters r:ct less than three inches iu length ; should rebranding have to lie done nit- r the wool arrives in store a charge will be made. WEIGHTS.—The Railway Department has decided that all bales over. Icwt- will be charged rate and a half.. Lighterage will lie charged on simi’as lines when the bales weigh over for scoured, and ilewts for greasy] wools. i HANDLING CHARGE.-fd v<Sr lb to cover lie--siring. Weighing, Lotting, i Cataloguing, ' Advertising, lusurauca in St Any lots pass>.*d in and not sold, a charge of 2- par bale for offering" will be nindo. aud I '- per bale if re-offered, j

F. J Tonkin end Ce. ■rpHE gNIP OF THE J)AY. 1 QQfi ACRES, 21 years’ lease, with ri.;ht cf roaewal for further ill years; rent 3,5, less 10 per c-a.it.; 25 acres in oats. 80 acres •>. in rape aud turnips; subdivided into 7 main paddocks, very well watered all the year; undulating country. Cottage, woolahed, stables, etc. ; 12 miles from railway station, | good road. Stock on place at j present, 2000 big sheep (cap- [ able of carrying ’ 6 bort>-sa, few cows, implements, etc. PRICE AS A GUHNG CONCERN: £4/1.0/- ACR£ - Or will take £2/10;'- per acre, siw stocks and plant ctay be taken at vr’u. atioa. Trr-p.a on application. POLE AGENTS: F. J. TONKIN & CO. I’OMMISSION AGENTS, HASTINGS We have propertier, c.’d over Bawkeb Bay and other parts of the Dcntinior. h<-s’-t Agents <•>- K-Jl-LT Caph. ’ IRITIS H DOMINION FIRE INS Uh ANCE Co.. MON ARCH T YPE ’.V RI TER, ■MY'C’N "AIR b FREE' t CM

8. H. Krdxht. J CHEAPEST SHEEP COUNTRY IN HAWKE'S BAY, AND EASY TERMS 3000 ACRES, beautiful rich hills, carrying 3 sheep to the acre;!: good roads, and subdivided into eight I paddocks. PRICE 4?JO PER ACRE. I Further Particulars on application, S. 11. KNIGHT, LAND AGENT. QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS. gAM 0 q D WOOL EXPoP.TER, NAPIER AND roIIT AL'URIRI , ixicckm D&et : f» Foil -Lurch Street T 1 - SHEEP GWM-IRS, m IVTANII. 1) 1O I’i ASE Larg« a. Clips to mv Bradford iczuaiid. Highest Market \ &.’u<e given ■ o:i *!;!► jIL no Consign t< r : i S'"’ yy-.n |! P’»?f < ' 5 ■PhiM-es 6.G and 5-'-7 P< I |t..« 2io ;? ' ; r 3. R. LANAUZE : Hastings. I.A'.'D, ( I >M M IS<]l )X A I X’Sl’lt A .\'('! f G'.vVr, .’.ut'f d'NTANT A- .'•.( 'l»l'i ( iil s '.•J.’.:: v ti.i.i: N Z E'■ RHE’! ■ I l',r RU.AU . i c:<, i. Nes. . O;uce 551, Private C 6.