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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 300, 23 November 1912, Page 8

' PUBLIC SALES. AIP UKUR A U y A R 1 )S - TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2-itli, 1212 Dairy Stock at 11.15 a.tn. Other Stock at Noon. 100 Ut ewes 3vO 2-tooth •.vethers 150 ewes and iambs GO 3-; ear steers G I j-year Ir -iie. s 2000 -l-Ticnli forward wethers 20 3-year steers 30 forward cows 30 weaners 1 4-vear Hereford bull I -I-;..-.:- Ayrshire bnil -1 station ■ or-s gTORTFORD £y>DrE yAROS, BASTINGS WEDNESDAY. NOV. 27th, 1912. Dairy Stock at 11 am. Other Stock at Noon. 200 woolly hogg ■ 130 fat ewes 10 fat cows QN GA QN G A y A RDS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2wh. 1912. At 12.30 p.m. 1100 hegg'-ts 500 2-tooth wether hoggets II -9 2-tooth ewe hoggets 300 fat ewes 400 fat and forward cv.es 3 springing he.T'crs QTANIi NOLYRDS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1012, At 1 p.m. 135 woolly hoggets 25 f.:t ewes 40 fat ewes

SALES FOR NOVEMBER. Waipawa—M.mdav. 25. Waipukui’au—Tuesday, 26. Hastings—Wednesday, 27. Onga Ursga—Thursday, 23. Otane—Friday, 29. Hspier '"Wear ßrokors’ Association. RAPIER ySSOCIATiON. WOOL SALE DATES. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1912. (Catalogues close Monday, Nov. 25th.) FRIDAY, JANUARY 3jd. 1213. | (Catalogues close Tuesday, Dec. 21th.) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1913. (Catalogues close T:i .- 1.-;., Jan. 23th.) I CROWERS PLEASE NOTE: No W<. ■! will l>e catalogued after the I closing dates above fixed. _ For the DECEMBER and JANUARY SALES it has been found nceesspry, iu the interests of buyers and sellers alike, j to lessen the number of small lots offered. Single and two bale lots will therefore be grouped so far as is possible. Reserves on these grouped lots and on all star lots (i.e., 2 bales and under) must be left to Brokers, and Owners' reserves cannot be accepted for DECEMBER and JANUARY SALES on star lots. BRANDS.—In order to comply with tho demands of the Wool Buyers’ Association, wool bales must he branded with letters not less than three inches in length ; should rebranding have to be done after the wool arrives in store a charge will be made. WEIGHTS.—The Railway Department has decided that all bales over 4cwt will be charged rate and a half. Lighterage will be charged on similar lines when the bales weigh over 3jcwts for scoured, and newts for greasy wools. HANDLING CHARGE.—’d per lb to cover Receiving, Weighing, Lotting, Cataloguing, Advertising, Insurance in Store. 2. >iy lots passed in and not sold, a charge of 2/- per halo for offering will be made., and 1/- per bale if re-offered.

F. J Tonkin and Ctu IJTHE gNIP OF THE J|AY. i 1 ACRES. 21 years’ lease, with JLOOU Hght of renewal for further ( 21 years; rent 3/5, less 10 ’ per cent.; 25 acres iu oats. , 80 acres or more in rape and turnips; subdivided into 7 main pad docks, very well watered all the year; undui luting ecu r; try. Cottage*, woolshed, staMcs, etc. : 12 i miles from railway station, j gmid road. Stw kon place at l present, 2()*W big sheep (capI! able of carry in-j 3000 sheep), j S horses, few cows, iinplemozts, etc. PRICE AS A OOLN’G CONCERN: f £4/10/- PFS ACUK|Or will take £2'lo-/- per acre, ano ! sto-eka and plant may ha taken at valu- | ition. Terms on application, j SOLE AGENTS: !F. J. TONKIN* CO. ■Ut "■'MISSION ACENTA, HASTINGS ’ We hare properties ml over Hawke’s i Bay and other parts of the Dominion. j Side Ag'ch- fur > K.R-l-T CARS. I •'RiTH-tl DOMINION FIRE INSUR [ AN ci: CO.. MONARCH TYPEWRITER, 'DAYTON “AIR FREE, CARE FREE 1 !

S. H. KrdgM. UITMTM SHEEP COUNTRY IN HAWbIES DAY, AND EASY 'I i.RMS ’ j 3000 hiiis. [ cariying 3 die-?!* ■.<> the acre;! roads, and sulnlii id-rd »;*<> eight ! TRICE £lO IW’l AC RE. ! p I’tii ther I’a; tis-i;!«irs <>:: ppiieut[ S. IL KNIGHT. I LAM) AWW ! W ; i 5 SI RU.C.T, HASTINGS. i