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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 25 September 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' MQTIGcB. n ■ UtCftEtERVED CLEARING «ALE AT THE FARM. X WATT STREET, FEATHERSTON. , THURSDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, ' At 11.30 a.m "»""ESSES DALGETY AND COMPANY have been instructed by MRS MARION ROSS (whose lease has expired) to offer her Dairy Herd comprising:— oa CHOICE Cows in milk (calved 4/4 August and September"* 10 dairy cows, due Oct. 5 choice 2-yr Holstem-AvTshire X heifers (April calvers) 6 picked 15-rnos dairv heifers 1 3-yr high-grade Jersey bull 1 milk cart mare 1 spring cart and harness 1 gig and harness IMPLEMENTS.—I S.F. plough, farm implements, cooler and milk cans, tools, quantity harness and sun--1 sheep dog and.poultry The whole of the Household furniture. NOTE.—The above herd averaged £l4 per cow for last season, so anyone in search of first-class da»irv cows are recommended To attend the above fixture. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

TARATA''I iALE MONDAY, 29th"sEPTEMBER, rnf ESSIIS D ALGETY AND 00. iTA LTD., will sell *s «dov*— 4-th to f.f.m.ewes with. lambsat foot .' " ■y-"' 50 empty 6Tfes , ; ■ 160 good for. heavy skinned ewes off tuhiips 60 good far ewes 30 fat wethers - 35 good forward wethers, , 60 fat and forward 4-th Merino wethers _ , UOO s.m. ewes with 100 Der cent „ lambs at foot " 25 prime fat ewes CATTLE— ' 12 yearling steers • 4 springing heifers ' • 6 yearling heifers . 8 yearling heifers. Ayrshire and Jersey cross 4 18-mos heifers 3 picked spg. dairy heifer,s< Jersey cross v 3 first-class dairy . cows (Oct. calvers) guar, sound; >25 2-yr steer® (good colours') 20 yearling heifers. Holstein and and Jersey cross (good line) 6 springing heifers 1 3-year Jersey heifer on drop 1 3-yr heifer on drop EKETAHUNA BTO|k tALE. ' FRIDAY. 26th SEPTEMBER. r A SBOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will offer as "above—- • fMCKP — 40 ewes with lambs at foot 70 hoggets 40 ewee, 100 d.c. lambs at foot 30 prime fat ewes 120 4-tooth wethers 50 first-cla<is hoggets 100 good hoggets 40 ewe hoggets 30 mixed hoggets 200 hoggets 20 forward ewes 200 mixecli hoggets (good 1 ) CATTLE— / 4 yearlings . 23 Jersey Holstein yearling heifers 11 store cows : 2 springijQjz', Meifers - ft*Muangmg 'heiferi' 'Ac. 7'tfpod isbriieing heifers; - V IHORSEiSt- ' " V ■ "r-T'. ©n Cotintv Council 1 h&wsy.drauelit mare

FAHIAWA «TOCK SALE. IN FARMERS' ASSOCIATION YARDS. TUESDAY. 30th SEPTEMBER. r A SSOOIATED AUCTIONEERS will offer as above— SHEEP—--110 prime ewes CATTLE—v 25 2 and 3-yr steers (stood colours) * 22 yearling steers .*. . ,8 yearling heifers 4 good springing heifers ..,4 steuMpieow's 3||Pp heifers on drop , 25}|Ktr]in2 bulls ' • SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. A. T. DICKABON ■yfISHES to notify tlie piiVic of ' ' Masterion that "he has Ipened an Auction Mart in "4 TRUST BUILDINGS V (Near Cas Office). Auction Sales of Furniture, etc., conducted in town or 1 country. Watch newspapers 1 for first auction sale. Furniture of all description on sale at lowest prices. Entries invited for Furniture, Produce, Poultry, etc. PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. QUEEN STREET AUCTION MART. TELEPHONE 519. SHEEP LAMBS JOB FREEZING AT ANY WORKS. WRICHT, STEVENSON, •' And Co., Ltd. WELLINGTON. Are buyers at per head or per pound. Consignments of Meat, Wool, and Pelts, Account owners, handled by our London branch.

If you desire to realise ' HIGHEST PRICES Deal with us. Fall particulars can be >btained from JTEIGHT, STEYENSON AND OQ., LTD., WELLINGTON. I>mo £JP 174 you want to lure a Motor Oat in charge of a Competent Ohatiftvnr.' All Trains met. taENDANO*. NIGHT 0» DAY. f. T EASTWOOD.