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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXV, Issue 10713, 5 July 1915, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. I MASTERTON STOCK IAUE, WAIPOUA YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, 1915. At 11 a.m. W& G. TURNBULL A CO., • LTD., will offer at their yard 3 at Maaterton: — SHEEP.— 35 fat ewes 25 fat and forward wethers 6 fat lambs 40 4 and 5-year ewe s in lamb to S.D. rams 70 f.ni. ewes in lamb to Romney rams 35 s.ra. ewes in lamb to Romney rams CATTLE.— 30 weaner steers 1 forward store cow 15 good calves, Holstein cross. 1 3-year springing heifer 1 dairy cow due September 1 store cow 1 Holstein bull 25 S.H. weaner steers 2 heifers, close to calving 1 P.B. Jersey cow 'on. drop, bred by W. Hen.vy Booth, Esq., registered No. 414 N.Z. Jersey herdbook 2 springing cows, close to calving 4 good dairy cows, on drop 30 3 and 4-vear bullocks A.' J. COOPER, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD F<\RM PROPERTY. AT MORISON'S BUSH, GREYTOWN. On Account of Messrs Cross Bros. SATURDAY, JULY 31st. W& G. TURNBULL & CO., •LTD.. have received instructions from Messrs Cross Bros., to sell QQI ACRES, Freehold Property, * J<L * 2 on above date. Full Particulars Later. A. J. COOPER, Auctioneer.

Payment by New Zsaland Government. THE BRISTOL ANQ DOMINIONS PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION'S PROPOSALS. YAWING to the commandeering of all Lamb, Mutton, and Beef, in New Zealand by the Government—on behalf of the Imperial authorities—certain facts want to be understood. (1) The Government are paying prices according to the schedule lssuel in our circular No. 25 dated 10th March, 1915. (2) These prices are f.o.b. (freg on board) ocean steamer New Zealand ports. (3) The Government pay .or the. Meat when it is shipped—not fcefotg&r Owing to the shortage of steameraJ some Meat m&y be in store f or» man|g weeks.*-,*. ■; ••' : '- -K .'.[}■■ f^'^^J-tfl (4) The Government are not touching hides, skins, pelts or wool. -. THE BRISTOL AND' DOMINIONS PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION . LTD. are prepared to assist you as follows: (1) Will render account sales to you for the exact amount paid by the Government. (2) From the f.o.b. price will have to be deducted freezing charges, wharfage, etc., about Jd per lb. (3) A prompt advance on stock is always appreciated and if farmers have to wait weeks for'their returns it may seriously inconvenience them. We are in business to meet such a position and will give you a cheque the SAME DAY as we get the killing sheets. All we charge is bank rate of interest, insurance and 1 per cent, to cover clerical and office expenses. (4) We will, market your hides, skins, pelts, 'wool, etc., through our Head Office, Bristol, and will give you an advance on them AT ONOE. Write or see any of the undermentioned:— T. HINE; Wanganui. GRIBBLE and CO., Hamilton. J. H. DENNIS, Gisborne. D. HEBENTON, Masterton. H. HOWARD, Blenheim. F. H. LABATT, Ohriatchurch. J. A. FRASER, Hastings. A. GOULD, Nelson. The Bristol & Dominions Producers Association, Limited, AOYAL EXCHANGIB BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON. H. G. HELL, General Manager. L. A. CLARK, Secretary. MANAGING DIRECTOR.—Major A. E. M. Norton, D.5.0., F.8.G.8., •t#., HEAD OFFlOß.—Bristol, England. MASTERTON WOOL, SKIN, HIDES AND TALLOW SALES NEXT SALE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 21st, 1915. At 1.30 p.m. LEVIN'S STORE, CHAPEL ST. DALGETY & CO., LTD. W.F.0.A., LTD. - N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. LEVIN & CO., LTD. RING-UP 374 ■■* in charge of a Competent Chuf feur. All trains met. ATTENDANCE NIGHT OR DAT E.-J. EASTWOOD.