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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9080, 2 May 1908, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices. POST OFFICE AUCTION MART, Saturday, May 2nd, at 2 p.m. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF CHINA, GLASS. & CROCKERYWARE. £350 £350 GLASSWARE. Will bo sold under the hammer WITHOUT RESERVE. MO. AEONSTEN has received in- • struetions to sell by public auction a whole Homo consignment, consisting of— Handsome Dinner Sets, latest designs 50 Bedroom Sets, latest patterns 50 Afternoon Tea Sots, choice patterns 150 doz Cups and Saucers 1500 Glass and China Ornaments Fern Stands, Flower Pots Also—a largo range of beautiful Urass Fenders and Kerbs, and 50 Framed Bevvlled Mirrors in all sizes. This is the biggest sale of China and Glassware ever offered in Masterton, and the public will be given an opportunity of obtaining at their own price some exceptionally choice goods wherewith to embellish the home. Tho goods aro now on view, and a gaslight display will be held every evening from 7 to 9 o'clock for inspection and private sale. M. 0. AEONSTEN, Auctioneer.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Monster Clearing Sale OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, At the Residence, Pine Street, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 6th. JR. NlCOLhas' been instructed by • Douglas Dobson, Esq., (late Borough Engineer) to sell the whole of his Superior Household Furniture, etc. Without Reserve. Full particulars later. HORSE SALE. WAIPOUA SALE YARDS. SATURDAY, 2nd MAY, 1908, at 1 p.m. D ALGETY & CO., LTD., will hold their next sale at the above yards and time: — Present Entries— On account of a contractor, 7 mares and geldings, 4 to 9 years On account of clients, 4 draught mares and geldings, 4 to 7 years fi hacks and harness horses, 1 children's pony, aged, quiet and sound 1 pony filly, broken to lead 1 2-yr filly 1 7-yr mare, good ladies hack Further entries invited. 2 geldinge, broken s and d harness 1 grey gelding, (5 years 1 bay mare, aged 1 double-seated dog-cart Entry Fee 2/6.

EUSEPTOL! THE KING OF DISINFECTANTS. (The product of the Eucalyptus Tree.) It is the best Aniiseptic and Styptic known for dressing and healing wounds of all kinds in Man or Beast. FOMENTATION, BALM, OR EMBROCATION. Diluted with 300 parts water makes a Potent Disinfectant. ALSO AN OINTMENT. EUSEPTOLINE. Used as a All Stores and Chemists, P. Welch, PERRY STREET, LOCAL AGENT.

HUNTERVILLE. 4LOO Acres, all grassed, 6-roomed house, wool-shed, yards, etc,, well subdivided and watered, 8 miles from Hunterville, good grazing country. Price i! 10. 200 Acres, all grassed, 35 acres , ploughable, 7 paddocks, !)-roomed house, 14-s tailed cowshed paved with bricks, stable, loft, 2 trapsheds, good orchards, 7 miles from railway; 7 years lease at 15s per acre. ,£SOO down to come off purchase money at <£ls. 121 Acres, 8 paddocks, 4-roomed house, dairy, cowshed, etc., 1J miles creamery, practically all ploughable, carrying 40 cows, besides sheep, etc. J617

JNO. NORRIS, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, HUNTEItVILLE. FOR HEALTH IN your Sheep and Cattle, there is nothing to equal Bodmin Bros.' Drench. A FEW TESTIMONIALS. Strath,alu, llnnuui, Pahiatua, Oct. 28, 1002. Messrs Bodmin Bros., Hamua. Dear Shy. lie Parasitoscido. I drenched 200, the tail end of some 3000 lambs, with your Parasitoscide last autumn, and though they were very weak and debilitated when drenched, they came through the winter with a very light death rate, due, I feel certain, to the beneficial results from drenching. I intend using it this year (coining season) on all my lambs.—Yours truly, D. C. Yulk. Mt. Curl, Hunterville, Dec. 1, 15)03. Messrs Bodmin Pros. Dear Sirs, —Your Drench was used by me last season on my farm, and it has given me most satisfactory results. I am sending in my weaning order.—Yours truly, John W. Jenkins. LOCAL AGENTS: J. D. Cruickshank & Co.. Ltd.