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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11883, 20 January 1914, Page 8

AUCTION!-** IF THIS PROPERTY IS NOT AS REPRESENTED WE ARE AUTHORISED TO PAY ALL EXPENSES INCURRED IN INSPECTION. 7KA ACRES, oTITp. at £2 5s per • *^ V acre. 500 Acres of this is the best dairying land in the King Country, balance sheep country of first-class quality, mostly bush. About 200 acres i ngrass, carrying 90 cattle, 3 horses, 15 pigs, 2J miles of 7-wiro fencing; situated 10 miles from Otorohanga. Buildings milking shed only; separator, milking machines, engine and boiler, waggon, etc., and . all stock (cows, worth £10 each), go m with the property, and at £3 10s per acre, half cash, is one of the best properties we have been asked to handle. Owner must sell, as the work of milking 50 cows single-handed is too much for him. C. C. ROSS & C 0 .9 LAND AGENTS AND SHA3B3BBEOKERSB, Queen-etreet .. MaetertQK. L-JbiTAHUNA STOCK BALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1914, THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS — win soil as above: — Sheep— 100 mixed lambs .100 shorn lambs 50 4yr owes 250 2-tooth wethers JSO Down lambs 120 lambs Cattle— .15 weaners 10 IS-months steers 15 2yr ho iters 1;1 IS-months stows tlTwharau sale. ~ rPHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS — have arranged to hold a sale of Stock at Te Wharau on THURSDAY, January 20th, at 12.30 p.m. The sale will be held in Mr E. Vennoll's Yards, kindly lent for tho occasion. PRESENT ENTRIES: Sheep— 20 2 and 4-tooth Romnoy rams 10 2-tooth Lincoln rams 20 2-tooth Romnoy rams 20 6-tooth and f .in. Eomney ranis 100 woolly lambs 100 2 aud 4-tooth fat and forward wethers 300 4, 6 and f .m. ewos 50 fat and forward ewes 150 mixed lambs 4W woolly wether lambs ;;00 shorn wethor lambs (30 fat and forward ewes 10 2-tooth wethers Cattle— 8 Syr forward bullocks Horses — 1 draught mare FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. ADVERTISEMENT LANGDALE STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, 1914, At 1 p.m. T) ALGETY AND CO., LTD., ±J have arranged to hold a salo of .stock in the "Langdale Homestead Yard* (kindly lout by H. H. Ryder, Esq. for the' occasion), on the above date.' Present Entries: Sheep— 280 mixed aged ewes 300 4yr ewes" 300 sound mouth ewes 400 good wether lambs 100 mixed 2-tooths 50 mixed 2-tooths 20 p.b. Southdown 1-shear ewes (Stuckey-Russell bred) 3 2-shear Romnoy ram Cattle. 20 2yr steers Horses— 3 hacks Further entries solicited, which will ho advertised as received. DALGETY & CO., Ltd. Auctioneers. | TRAVELLING BAGS. "07E can supply you with everything ** you require in the way of Travelling Requisites. You'll nd our quality up tc your idea of what's right, and our prices will suit you. Portmanteaus, Gladstone Bags, Briei Bags, Suit Cases, Ladies' Handbags,— in fact, any kind of bag yon want you will find ' to. POLO REQUISITES. Wo have a full stock of Polo Saddlery, Sticks, Balls, Spare Canes, e'o. WOOL TARPAULINS at lowest prices. HARCOMBE AND DOfJALD s SADDLERS, PEREY BTEEE'I' „. .. MASTEETOK WHEPI IT'S GOOKIM© TIME T\o you light up a coal range, or do you do as does your wise neighbour! She uses a Gas Cooker. Bhe avoids all the trouble and discomfort that a coal range means; the and the smoke —the oven that won't heat, the flue that will smoke, the aoal that won't burn. Cool and neat, she does all her cooking in comfort, and at a smaller cost. It's all in the cookerl Let us show you, too, how to avoid ill your summer cooking discomforts. Ton shillings deposit, puts the cooker in 70ur home; no charge at all for f_> COME IN SOON—TO-MORROW! THE GAS SHOWROOM, Queen Street Masterton. . i Wheelbarrows, strongly Yrailt, just the thing for garden work, 265, at H. | Beale and Co., Ltd.