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Wairarapa Age, 14 December 1920, Page 8

MAS3>ER3!O:rSTGO& ;; SfLE. COLOMBO ROAD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER V At 11 a.m. Sheep : t 140 ewes and wethers Cattle: 14 -I-year bullocks (good) , 10 .".-year heifers (very good) 40 huloeks ]C, ."-year .steers 20 empty heifers i'O forward bullous 20 4-year bullocks *• I'D forward cows (good) .") empty cows S 3-year steers i) 2-year Polled A S 2 and 3-year empty heifers % On account K. Wilton: 1 von tiff heading leading dog FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, COLOMBO ROAD SALEYARDS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15. PICK OF WAIRARAPA LAND. r\ALG>ETY & CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr. D. Mathcaon to sell by public auction as übovo at conclusion of .stock sale, his VERY DESTIi.YBLE PROPERTY, comprising 13 acres, 0 roods, 3.1 perches, and situated at Te Oro Pre. two miles from town and saioyards. The property is subdivided into three paddocks, three acres in lucerne, six acres in grass, balance under plough. There is a whare, permanent m;itor, and the fences are 'in good order. TERMS: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer, balance January 8, 1921, on which date possession will be given*.

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. AT THE FARM, Two Minutes' Walk From .WOODSIDE RAILWAY STATION. THURSDAY, DECEMBER Ifi.At 1.1 «..m. rpHE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. (Stock Department) have been favoured with instructions from Messrs Furze and Stratchey, who have disposed of their property, to sell at above date and time; — Sheep: 100 4-tooth ewes with b.f. lambs at foot 5D ewes with b.f. lambs at foot 30 2-tooth b.f. m.a. 60 w.f. 2-tooth m.s. Cattlo: 15 dairy first, second, and third calvers, in miHc and in calf 35 3 and 4-ycar forward bullocks 35 2 and 3-year steers .15 yearling steers .10 yearling heifers 5 heifer calves 2 forward empty cows HSrses, etc.: 3 light hacks (unbroken) Pigs? ?, sows to farrow .1 porker 1 boar Implements, etc.: Spring dray, spring cart harness, Donald woolpress, 65-gallon AVolsoley separator, buckets, milk cans, tools, 3 sacks cocksfoot, grass seed, crosscut saw I,[OUT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. EKETAHUNA STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. At 11.30 a.m. Sheep: !) fat ewes 25 fat and forward ewes and we the i'H 30 2 and -J-tooth wethers /Cattle: ■I guaranteed dairy cows, close' to profit and real good i Sundries: ' J No. 1 Diabolo separator

VNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, AWATOTARA, NEWMAN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20. At 11 a.m. rPHE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. (Stock Department) have reI reived instructions from A. M. Vile, Esq..' Newman, who has disposed of hi* property, to sell without reserve frhe whole of his live and dead Btock as follows: 41 well-bred da|,ry cows and heifers in full milk, r.w.b. since November 11. 5 cows, calved in winter, in milk, 1 r.w.b. since November 11 2 grade Jersey heifers, just calved .1 Holstein heifer, on drop 1 well-bred yearling Jersey ImTl •2 Milking Shorthorn bulls 5 Jersey heifer calves / 1 aged gelding, all work, any trial 1 stock pony 1 breeding sow with litter ;*> porkers ■J ton chaff .Sundries: .Spring eart and harness, gig and harness, saddle and bridle, Donald wool press (nearly new), 1 ton fencing wire (in lots), \- ton galvanised iron (Bft. sheets), Cooper hand-shearing plant, Planet Junior, gent's bik.<\ stumping jack, wire strainer, crosscut saws, crowbar, iiki.uls and wedges, axes, spade, adze, garden tools, wheelbarrow, meat safe, hedge clippers, grindstone carpenter's tools, halfpost staples, half-barrel 2iin. nails, 7 JO-gal. milk cans; also purebred Black Orpingtons, and other sundrieH 100 numerous to mention. AITTION'EERS' NOTjZ.—We have inspected the above cows and heifers, and know from what herds they have been selected, and, considering the class of country on which thoy are being milked, the factory returns are very Hntitd'aetory. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.