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Auctioneers 1 Notlceo. ' THURSDAY, sth DEC., at 2 p m. EE. HOWELL & CO., LTD., have 0 b n en instructed by Mr J-King to sell by auction on the premises, Lincoln Bead, the whole ol hi 3 superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Appointments, particulars later. Intending purchasers will do well to wait for this sale, as the Furniture is of superior quality and in splendid order. Mastepton Stock Sale. WAIPOUA YARDS. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4th, 1907. at 1 p.m. D ALGETY & CO., LTD., will sell as aoove at 1 p.til. — Sheep—--150 forward dry ewes 100 shorn ewes 60 hoygets 100 2-tooth wel hers 350 good boi gets, in wool '250 etves with iambs at foot, in wool Cattle—--25 2-year steers and hefjrs 30 empty heifers 8 store cows 70 Hi-months cattle, mixed sexes w cows ant! calves 10 jenrling.-i 40 *3-} ear forwnrd bullocks 1 r,-ycar Shorthorn bull 3 fat heifers 20 2A-yeur steers v 2-year heifers 1 fat cow 10 3-year stms 20 ]B-ruonth ttcer? 15 mixed yearlings 13 i'otWHid cows 1 fat cow 7 2J year steers 5 2i year fleers DALGETY & CO., LTD., Auctioneers. |AJfnedfcon atock Sa!e, THURSDAY, sth DECEMBER, 1907. DALGETY & CO., LTD., will sell as above Sheep - 20 fat eweg Cattle—--10 4-year bullock 3 1 cow and calf DALGETY & CO., LTD., Auctioneers. Ehetahuna Stock Sale. FRIDAY, DECEMBER Gth, 1907. DALGETY & CO., LTD., will oiler as above— Sbeep - " 70 ewes, 100 per cent. lambi 30 dry ewe 3 20 hoggets 31 ewe hoggets 10 ewe 3 wiin lambs at foot 200 ewes »ith lambs at foot hoggits Cattle--10 mixed cattle 10 spiinging heifers 1 purebred bull DiLGETY & CO., LTD., Auctioneers. Mastei*ton Stock Sale. WAIPOUA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4th, 1907, At 1 o'clock. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANE MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD., w ;| l offer at their yards as above— Sheep—--200 ewea and lambs 120 ewes and lambs 50 ewes and lambs 50 shorn 2-tooth wethers 30 fat ewes 100 good ewes and lambs 80 ewes and extra good lambs 250 ewes with HO per cent, lambs 80 ewes with 100 per cent, lambs 100 first class 2-tooth ewes, shorn 250 extra good woody hoggets 50 good woolly hoggets 60 prime fat shcrn wethers Cattle 100 mixed yearlings 30 yearlings 9'bollocks * 1 young Jereey bull 20 good quality 2-year steers lball. 2 good cows, ju3t on calving 60 1J to 2 year good quality steers 15 nice quality empty dairy heifers 1 purebred 2-yeir hhortborn bull 30 we 1 bred empty heifers Pigs 12 weaner pigs J. lORNS, Auctioneer. kosi]!. 11, EM ITEM A'JCTIOSEEItS, IAND » ESTATE AGENTS. Oanncvirke. SUCCESSORS TO W. ROSE, Established 1892. HAVE FOR RALE THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES. "J K K Acres, all in grass, ring femnJ, JL subdivided into 7 paddocks, good five loomed house and oatbuiidings well watered, 9 miles from progressive town by good road, winters 400 sheep and about 40 cattle. Title 0.1t.P. at 32s Gd per acre. 10 acres ploughed and in crop. Price for goodwill, stock and everything as a going concern including sheep, cat'le, pigs, G draught horses, waggons, drays, etc., £2300. Terms arranged. £ Acres' freehold and 92 acres leaseli/W h Id, 2miles from town, nil grassed and been ploughed, well subdivided and watered, all flat, 7 roomed house, bathroom and pantry, 12 concrete bails, 3 stall stable, targe barn and ether buildings, creamery on p'operty, Lease has six years io run. Owner took over £7OO off property last season. Piice for freehold £3l, goodwill of lease given in. Terms. 620 ■AOA Aces, 450 in grass, 100 felled U'wv and ready for burning, balance bnsb, 6 paddock?, new 6-roomed house, wcolshcd and cartshed, 1$ miles from school, factory and post office, winters lj sheep aii(3 70 cattle. Price £7 per acre. Terms £ISOO cash. 616 QQ A Aeies, .12 ucros in oats, 60 acres OUv tape and turnips, 7 paddocks 6-roomed house, 5 stall stable, wonished, yards and outbuildings. Winters over 2 sheep to the acre besides cattle. Title L.I .P., veri 5s 4d per acre leas 10%. 11 miles from railway and large town. J.'rice for goodwill £5 per acre. A cheat property. A. 11. DILLON. Managing Director, J. O. CLARKE, Secretary. T Lime. Lime. Lime. HE Prices of Agricultural Lime will b< A3 follows: 0 tons or ov r, 17s per lon (10 sucks t< tha ton), 3 tons or the ton). 1 Son to 3 tons, 20s per ton (10 sacks tc the ton). J-ton lots at r«te 22s p)r ten (lOs tcks to the ton), CRUSHED JjIME, 3s per tan over above ra es. He Sacks-Lime in G-ton lot 3 can be sent loob'j in the truck, or in sacks at 6d per sack extra; or farmers may send their own sacKs to be filled. Free Railage.—The Government carries L'me for agricultural purposes free in truck loads of not less than 6 tons to bona fide farmers. THE Mauriceville Lime Co. GEO. DRYDEN, Manpger,