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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 February 1914, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE*. CARTERTON STOGK? SALE. | CARTERTON BALEYARDB. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 1914, At IB.BQ p.m. J &G. TUKNBULL & CO., f • LTD. (late James Maoiatoah & Oo.), will offer, at their yards at jUncoln Road, as above— SHEEP—--80 f;f.m. ewes 50 shorn lambs ':'.'. 50 woolly lambs 10 2th Romney rams CATTLE—--25 mixed weaner calves 10 store cows . > 2 fat cows 3 heavy bulls 10 good 18mth heifers in calf ■ 3 cows in milk, guaranteed 'I well-bred Holstein bull ■ 30 mixed weaners 10 heavy bulls' PIGS— :':■:';./ 6 weaners ~ ; 3 porkers t:.-./. SHRANK;. EVANS, Auctioneer, T. V. CAVERHILL, v ' Agents Carterton. ___l___ UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE, AT OPAKI (near Railway Station). On A/p A. J, STONE-WIGG, Esq. TUESDAY; 3rd" MARCH, 1914. At 12 o'clock sharp.

' * G. TURNBOLL '.4. CO., LTD., Lave received instructions irqni; A; J, btone-Wigg, |Eaq. (who .is ' leaving thei district), to jixild an unreserved, eiearine;. sale of -all his High-class etc;, etc., on, above date and time,-.-" comprising :-^" Deskv -Coffins Easy•; Chair; 'Wicker Chairs,? Card Table, : Cabinet Pigeon : Holes, 2 Book Cases, Medicine Chest, Jap Ait Tables, 5 Carp-, ets? heavy Hearth Rugs; Slip Mats, 5; Wicker Arm Cu/tains,:l2 Black Austrian Chairs,' Pictures, Divan- Chair,' Silk Tapestry Cosy Corner (carved), Couch", Occas. Tables,' Heavy Asminster Ca,rpet, assorted r Curt"ains Chenille. Serge, Lace -and Crettonne. 2 Wool Hearth Rues, Half Carpet; and Roller, Hall Stand,. oak Hall Settee, 4 Bentwood Arm Chairs. Oak Mirror Sideboard (inlaid). Extension Dining Table, Butlers Tray, Glass Cupboard, Fender and: Brasses;; Fireguards, Double; and iSingle Iron Bedsteads, Spring Kaptte and Flax; Mattrasses,; Blankets; Sheets rand all Bedding, 3 Mirror WaMrobes. 3 Chest of Drawers; 4 Duchess Dressing Tables, 1 Duchess* Chest, 3-piece Bedroom Suite; .Screen; -6 Seta Toilet Ware, Hat and Coat Hooks, Patent Kerosene Lamp, Kitchen Dresser, Flour Bjn, Kitchen Table/; Kitchen Chairs; Linen Baskets, Iroiiing Table, Wife Stretchers, Garden: Seats; Garden Hose. Pres. and Jam Jars. 2 Lawn Mowers, etc.. etc. The furnituie is all High-class and practically new,' and well worth; inspection: Intending; Buyers can "inspect oriMpnday afternoon previous to the sale;; .;//.;;;■ ..<;.,.; ;" ;: - : -- : ; LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ,' ■ FRANK EVANS. :' =; : : ■■;■'■ -'-'■■ Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 4th^MARCH y 1914. -;■"; ''■:,-: ; At 11 a.m. sharp. ~'. 7 T • LTD; (late James Macintosh /& Co;-),i will offer, at ihlefr yards ;at vM&sterton:— •.>■;■;• ■ :;.'•''•-.:';' :^iasEP----: ; v;;i: ; .. ;;:.;.-/>- ; ; ;.;. ewes' -v...'"';" ; :9Q)2th; wethers : y->\ ■ )■■. .'. ; 120/f.m; ewes ;> •:..:• : .-.v ■ : ' : \ % .60) mixed iex lambs v 150:8 th to;f;m. ewes? .-;'':' 12512 th wethers ;\ ; '^*'.; ,:.; ; ::70: ; 2tli;?©wes:-i> ;-;■ : ' : : ;-'v r y v; 150- shorn lambs;;;;;; 55; 2th wethers and ewes A/c ;Awapmpiri Station:— ; ■ , 250 "4 and syr old; ewes Z> ,■::;■; : FRANK EVANB,:"-. An^ioneer.;

FAT SHEEP & LAMBS CKRISTCHURCH, N. 1., (J ASH BVTm OF PSXMS &OHS ' MUTTON, AKB. 11®S FOU IS* POST. Masterton Representative— THOMAS THOMSON, MASTERTON Telephone 326. Address: Cornwall Street. FAT STOCK FOR ara invitsd to «6xamunicste with ns before selling Beef,; Lamb or Pork suitable for Export. A •■■>;■" ■.•/■;'■•, We are in a position to obtain the rexy best prices available, and make forward contracts—-paying fash on Freezing Companies' Certificates. It ia our interest to »ee that yon obtain tie ast penny both for meat tad by-products. It will pay yon to ©ommaDioatJ© with na. ~ MELLSOS^ELjOTf' ANti CO., ;:■:■'■ Masterton. .■

R. BROWN. VALUER* LAND ANO ESTATE, AND INSURANCE AGENT. trust BUILDINGS. QUEEN 8T MASTERTON. (W. BANNISTER, Representative) We have received instructions from a Hawke's Bay client, who is relinquishing farming, to offer the underentioned Properties for private sale. rrangements can be made to inipeet I the properties. Easy terms ean be arranged. 94&Q ACRES, Hawke's Bay, six &r&OU miles f ro m Station, good road; 140 acres cropped, best grass; permanent spring and streams; 6 paddocks, carrying 1} sheep besides cattle; cottage.and shed: Price £7 per acre. Terms. Q7" ACRES, all in grass, all plongnB '? able, Hawke's Bay. Terms. ' mile from ereamery. Pn»S £4O acre.