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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 3 February 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. stock §* j *» ] { y*4?fO\lA BALE VARO*. | ! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARYS, 1913. | At 11.80 a.m. ! "a AMI"3 MACINTOSH AND .00. 9. Vsl: Jt-< aa abo 7.- • 10 good! 3 and 4 shear Southdown rams 100 shorn Romnc-y lambs 100 black face woolly lambs 60 good store lambs I 1. draught inaro in foal FRANK IVANS, Auotift»ss& MASTERTON, WOOL SKm, HIDES AND TALLOW SALES. "EXT SALE WEDNESDAY, .1 FEBRUARY 19th 1913. At Levin's Store, Chapel ti trees. W.F.0.A., LTD. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. DALGETY AND 00.,' Ltd. LEVIN AND CO., Ltd. HAWKE'B SAY SKEEP PROPERTY. CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT AND ON PARTICULARLY EASY TERMS. 3 AAA ACRES- beautiful rich UUU hills, carrying 3 sheep to the cae easily. Gocd roads, well watered country, and subdivided into 8 paddocks. Price only £lO per acre. Best Snip in Hawke's Bay at present time, and being easy terms makes it vsry adaptable to a speculator. APPLY EARLY, AS THIS WILL SOON GO. TTASTTNGS 200 ACRES BY PUBLIC TENDER IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT DJGKSON (deceased.) TENDERS, are invited for the purchase of the farm of the lato Robert Dickson, situated on one of the tributaries of the Wangaehu Stream, about 9 miles east of Mauriccville Railway Station. The farm comprises 200 acres more or less, and is part of section 118, block VII. Kopuaranga Survey District. The Public School is distant about two mileg by a good dray road, and there is a postal servico twice weekly. The laud is undulating with a northerly aspect, and its grazing capacity is excellent, as it has wintered the whole of its stock and shorn 536 ewes and hoggets, and 274 lambs. The property is for absolute sale, in order to wind up the estate, if satisfactory tenders aro received. Particulars and conditions of sale may bo. seen at the Offices of Messrs Gawith and Logan, solocitors to the estate,' Queen Street, Masterton. Tenders must be addressed to the undersigned at Masterton, so as to reach him not later than February 21st, 1913, and must bo accompanied by a cheque for 10 per cent of the amount of the tender. DAVID GUILD, Solo Executor and Trustee. Masterton. January 21st. W n SHEEP, LAMBS FOB FREEZING AT ANY WORKS RIGHT ITEPHENBON AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. Aro buyers at per head ox per pound. 10NSIGNMENTS OF MEAT, WOOL and PELTS Account Ownara handled by our London Branch. IS yon desire to BEALISI} HIGHEST PRICES Deal with us. Foil particulars oan be obtained from WEIGHT STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. AND 8. CRACROFT WILBON PALMEBSTON NORTH. R. U. HARDEN, LAND AND INSURANCE AGENT. ETON'S BUILDINGS, MASTERTON, MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD AND CHATTELS SECURITY. BILLS DISCOUNTED. RENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTED. Agents for the following Insurances. Firs, Life. Accident, Indemnity and Plato Class. Houses far Sals and To Lot in any part of the Borough For Sale on exceptionally easy terms. Houses, Dixon, Albert, and. Ofcurcn Streets, Worksop. IRoad and Lansdowne. Small Deposit only, quired. Others which may be inspected from lUt in Office. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ACRES, about 10 miles from „ Masterton, 300 acres in grass, 20 acres ready to burn, balance light bush, the whole divided into 6 paddocks. New ' 5-roomed house, woolshed and all ne- ' oessary outbuildings. The property carries 650 sheep. Price £6 per , acre. Cash required £600; balance j at 5 per cent, or would exchange for property in Masterton. • 11 A. AORES > 8 mile 3 fr° m M»S- ---% JLXri: terton, West Taratahi dis- . I trict, all in grass and ploughable [ when stumped, no stones. l Carrying . at present 2 sheep to the acre. Di-, , vided into 6 paddocks, no buildings.' , Price £l7 per acre. Cash £2OO, bal- j I ance at 5 per cent per annum. I Also a large list of Properties on , very easy terms in various part 3 of the colony. Note the address:: Eton's Buildings, Masterton. ARMERS "OLEASE "rVTOTEI EIGHTEEN MONTHS HARB. buf *way oni in .4 the Baokblooks. Thii is not a lentenoe, but a eulogy of good servic*. Xti is the teitiaiony of one of our nnlaerous client* to the HARD WEARING qualities of our First Grade Kip Watertight Shooters. How pleased be looked ai he produced a pair. After 18 months' HARD WEAR they still retained their original shapa. They t«d never been half soled. Only a few nails now and again, and a Eael ■Nock WhaH we did for thin olienfi w« can So for yon. These boot* make pensBnent onsfcomers. g&ING UP TELEPHONE 12. T=nrUBBARO T>ROB. ANB *^10„ BOOT MAHUFACTUREB9.