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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9698, 1 November 1909, Page 8

Auctioneers* Waipoua Sale Yards, Masterton. WEDNESDAY, 3rd NOV., 1909. D ALGETY & CO., LTD., will offer, as above, at 1 p.m.— Sheep— 30 ewes and lambs Cattle — 8 2-iyr steers 10 empty cows 12 3vr steers FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. Eketahuna Stock Sale FRIDAY, sth NOV., 1909, at 1 p.m. B ALGETY & CO., LTD., will sell in the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Co.'s yards, as above — Cattle — 43 2-h-r Hereford cross (.good line) FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. TIMBER I FENCING TIMBER! MATERIAL! THE TARINGAMUTU TOTARA SAWMILLS, LTD., are prepared to supply and deliver at any railway station or shipping port all classes Building Timbers, including Totara, Matai, Red and White Pine of the highest quality and in any quantities. Bridge, Dressed, and Seasoned Timbers a speciality. Unlimited quantity of Fencing Material — posts, strainers, and droppers—split only from sound matured trees. Highest quelity at lowest rates. For particulars apply THE MANAGER, Taumarunui, or to G.MoHATTIE, Masterton. WOOL SA^ES, UNDER the auspices of the Wellington Woolbrokers' Association, will be held in the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, Wellington, during the current season on the following dates: — Ist SaIe—FRIDAY, 12th NOVEMBER, 1909, at 2 p.m. 2nd Sale-FRIDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, 1909, at 9 a.m. 3rd Sale-MONDAY, 3rd JANUARY, 1910, at 9 a.m. 4th SaIe—TUESDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1910, at 2 p.m. sth Sale-FRIDAY, 11th MARCH, 1910, at 2 p m. Wool Diiixt be in store five days before sale date, otherwise it cannot be offered. For January 3rd Sale, catalogues close absolutely on Christmas Eve. The charge on wool offered, but not sold, will be 2/- per bale for the first offering, and 1/- per bale for the second offering. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.. Ltd. Murray, Roberts and Co. G. 11. Scales. Levin and Co., Ltd. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. Abraham and Williams, Ltd. /United Farmers' Co-operative Association, I Ltd. 1 Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Associa- ( tion. Ltd. J. R. NICOL, Auctioneer, Land, Estate, Financial, and Insurance Agent. Bannister-street, - - Masteeton. 8. R. EDWARDS Representative. FOR SALE. HOUSE, new, containing 5 rooms, washhouse, copper and tubs, scullery, hot and cold water service, bath room, half-acre land in orchard, garden and lawn, plantation planted about land. Price, £550. Good Terms Arranged. 2 ACRES, all fenced, splendid soil. Situated five minutes from Post Office. Price, £3OG. Terms, £50 cash. Balance 5 years at G'J». LEASEHOLD. £*{\(\ ACRES, 2 miles from railway \J\J\J station, cheese factory, school and township, suitable for dairying, sheep, cropping. Lease for seven years, with purchasing clause at £13 per acre. Rent, 13s per acre. No goodwill. This is a snip. BEAOTY THAT WINS AND STAYS. These are a few plain words for Irulies with time to think. If more 1.-idies thought, there'd be more ladies happy later on. To resume. 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