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Wairarapa Age, 7 May 1924, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICES. MARTINBOROUGH SALE. THURSDAY* MAY 8, 1924, At 1 p.m. 250 2 and 4-tooth forward wethers .100 fat and forward wethers 100 fat and forward ewes 200 f.m. ewes 200 m.a. ewes 100 w.f. wether lambs 25 store cows 20 Holstein-Jersey cross heifers 14 springing dairy heifers 6 fat and forward cows 20 vealers 4 Syr heifers 4 2yr heifers (one with calf) 4 steer calves .-*• 2 cows 1 child’s pony 1 half-draught horse, syrs 1 pack horse CARTLKiUN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1924, At 11 a.m. 400 4yr ewes, r.w. S.D. rams 30 store ewes 20 lambs 13 fat and forward bullocks 5 store cows 10 weaner pigs ! SATURDAY NEXT, MAY’ 10, At 1.30 p.m. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR AND COSTLY OAK AND GENERAL FURNISHINGS, Comprising Oak h.b. Chairs, Extension Oval Table, Gateleg and Occasional Tables, Duchess, Washstand (marble top), Bedstead, Sideboard, Ovcrmantle, MAGNIFICENT OAK WARDROBE (cost £52). MEDIEVAL OAK HALL STAND, Chesterfield Suite, Indian Carpets, 33 feet Carpet Runner, Mats, Hearthrugs, Slip Mats, Cushions, Curtains, Lace and Casement, Blankets, Sheets, HANDSOME BROCADE HALL CURTAINS, Kapoc Mattresses; Wire Mattresses, Wire Stretcher, Rimu Bed and Duchess, Aluminium Cooking Utensils, Preserving Jars, Dinner Service (willow pattern), Afternoon Tea Service,- Deck Chairs, Clothes Basket, Fishing Creel, Wood Frame Wringer, Hurricane Lamp, Bit and Tools, Sieves, Spray Pump, Planet Junr. Cultivator, FloWcr Pots* Carpet Sweepers. Mops, Brooms, Kitchen Chairs, Pack Straps, etc. At the residence of MR. C. A. CAIGOU, LANSDOWNE (opposite Public Hospital). SEE FLAG. On view Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. rpHE MASTERTON AUCTIONEERING CO. have received instructions from Mr C. A. Caigou, who is leaving Masterton, to sell on the premises as above. J. KERSLAKE, Auctioneer.

UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE, ci AT HAPUA, TAUERU. . y * ’ — —t: ■RffEWRS DALGETY & CO., LTD., r have bVdn favoured with instructions from W. Rutherford, Esq., who * has disposed of his property, to sell t by public auction at an early date the D whole of his live and dead stock, com- £ prising:— • ? 2600 SHEEP ' ' 200 POLLED ANGUS CATTLE } Horses and Farm Implements. j Date and fuller particulars advertised later. I WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., < t LTD., Masterton, Carterton, Martinborough, BUYERS OF FAT STOCK at per head or per pound. FULL PARTICULARS may be ob- ■ tained from the following Company buyers:— Masterton: T. FLANNERY ’Phone 1486 K. M. BAIRD ’Phone 1545 (Office ’Phone 1624.) Martinborough: J. H. GIBBONS ’Phone 59 E. J. BEALE ’Phone 130 (Office ’Phone 30.) Pahiatua: T. C. CORNFORD .. .. ’Phone 160 Carterton: C. HOLMWOOD, Agent, ’Phone 217 (Office ’Phone 127.) ALL STOCK TO BE KILLED AT THE : WAINGAWA FREEZING WORKS

1924 WITH THE UNIQUE FOURWHEEL BRAKES. r pHE mueh-talked-of Buick * 4 safety first” invention that has revolutionised motoring—now fitted to all the latest Buick models as standard equipment. On steep grades or dangerous places these Four Wheel Brakes give a tense of positive security and perfect control to even the most timid driver. Stop car in half the distance without slightest skid. 1924 Buicks are faster ard more powerful than ever—a luxury to ride in; a pleasure to own. The new and bigger Valve-in-Head Engine ensures a range of speeds up to 70 miles per hour. < . Other outstanding * approvements in design; in mechanism; in beauty of appointments. DEMONSTRATIONS GLADLY GIVEN AT ANY TIME THOMAS WAGG & CO., QUEEN STBEET :: MASTERTON. Telephones 1022-1385,