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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8136, 10 May 1906, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices. DANNEVIRKE STOCK BALE. FRIDAY, MAY 18th, at 1 p.m. T BOSE will sell by auction as . / 0 above 100 ewes 50 fat ewes 1 fat cow 12 weaners 5 fat cows 20 12 to 18-months steers and heifers SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBE. MESSRS DALGETY & CO , LTD.,have received instructions from Mr K. H. Rathbone to sell by auction his Superior Household Furniture, on THURSDAY, 10th May, 1906, at 1.30 p.m.,comprising: DINING-ROOM—Sideboard, Old English (made to order), book-case, extension table, bentwood chairs, upholstered willow chairs, wicker lounge, butler's tray and stand, stone filter, 3 gals (Hutsonand Co.), wine and spirit decanters, tumblers, wine glasses, tea and coffee set (Doulton). DHAWING ROOM- Axminster carpet, Chestei field and two divan chairs (tapestry) Chippendale chairs and table, gypsy table, wicker chairs, jardiniere, flower stand, brass kerb and fire irons and coal scuttle, rugs (sheep and goatskin and oppo?um), pictures by Maud Goodman, Buchner, Bisson and others, vases and ornaments, Roval Doulton and Victoria. BEDROOMS Furnishings of three, consisting of brass-mounted double and single bedsteads, wire-woven mattrasses, horsehair and kapok beds and pillows, Queen Anne Duchessc pair (bevelled glass mirrors) made to order, marble top washstand, combination chests drawers, towel hor-e, wasbstands and ware, commode. CURTAINS of lace, chenille,'a't serge and cretonne, ercen holland blinds complete, curtain poles and fittings. HALL—Oak umbrella stand, side table and carved chair, Oriental hall runner, door slips (reversible;, bat and coat rack. KITCHEN—TabIe, chairs, cooking utensils, flour bin, enamelled bread bin, gas griller, coal-scuttle, fenders, dinner set, hot water can and sundry crockery, mangle, linen basket and clothes basket. Linoleum, oilcloth and felting throughout, verandah screens, lawn mower, and sundries. -ALHARAPA A UCTION MART | PERRY STREET, MASTERfQN. LIMITED,} WhThold Regular Auction Sales After the Stock Sales, and Every Saturday After' noon. Produce! Poultry, etc.) a Specialty. FARMERS,' bring in your. Produce ; Quick Sale. "r7e. HOWELL, Auctioneer. EI Y & CO., TD. MASTERTON, rv ■ F. C. A. &■ td > i Will hold Monthly Sales of I, Skins, and Hides, STORES, MASTERTON, > The next sole will beheld on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. Entries now being received. | a Gofiden Opportunity, • As Taranaki butter will command a very high price in the Home market this season now is your time to Invest. If, the following properties do not suit you kindly write as I have a very extensive property list consisting of businesses of every description for sale on easy terms or cash ; farms of any acrenge, leasehold or freehold, also properties for exchange, etc. 1 f\f\ Acres, all in grass, well fenced, 5 X\J\J subdivisons, i mile from school and factory, good 5 roomed house, large cowshed, trapshed and all conveniences. Price £ls 10 per acre. Only £3OO cash required. nQ Acres, adjoining school and facO tory, near railway station, all cown and in. grass, ring fenced, subdivided, 4 roomed house, dairy, cowshed, trapshed, eta. Price £l2 10 per acre. Easy terms. pt f* Acres, rear railway station and post O U office, 4 roomed cottage with all necessary outbuildings, 1 mile from school and factory, all in grass, ring fenced, well subdivided. per acre. £124 cash required. I £* I Acres, 3 roomed dwelling, calfshed, Ui. cowshed, all down and in grass well fenced, and subdivided, $ mile from school and factory. Price £l2 15s per acre. Very easy terms. "I "I r\l Acres, all in grass, undulating XX\J 2 land near sch 001, dairy factory, railway station and post office, 5-rcomed , house, cowshed 14 bails, trapshed, calfshed, pigstye, etc., ring fenced, 12 subdivisions. Price £l3 per acre. Very easy terms. Cy^i rV Acres, all in grass except shelter fC i 8 bush, 1 mile from school and factory, 5 roomed house, cowshed, cartshed and all necessary outbuildings, well fenced and subdivided. Price £9 per acre. Only £2OO cash required Apply—nniipjisr?F LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Eketahuna, HAS FOR SALE— I f\f* ACRES freehold, all in grass, .v/ 0 fenced and divided into 5 padbocks, cottage 2 rooms, gocd cowshed concrete floor, 6 bails, trap-shed, pigstyes, and workshop; vne and a-half miles lo uLeese factory and school, post office two miles, gaod metalled roads; 46 head of cattle now on place, and 2 ' horses. Stock at valuation if required. Price £l2 per acre. Easy terms. "*|rV Q ACHES all in grass, and fenced, JI fO 3 paddocks, 4-roomed house, good cowshed of 9 bails, all flat ploughable land, well grassed and watered; situated 8 miles from Stratford by good metal road, about l\ from railway station, school, post office and factory within two miles. Price for freehold, £lO per acre ; £SOO cash, balance at 5 per, cent. A real good property, no noxious weeds; 55 cows can be taken at valuation, or property can be leased for 5 years at lis per acre, with r.o.p. at £ll per acre. If leased the cows can be taken at valuation and pay 10 per cent, on their value.