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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXX, Issue 14579, 2 June 1916, Page 8

~ AUCTIONEERS. TASATAHI STOCK 8AI»E. MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1916-.. At 12.30 p.m. FkALGETY AND CO., Ltd., will sell as above — Sheep— l°o 4vr Romney-Lincoln ewes, m lamb to S.I), nuns (good line) GO 4, (i and f.f.m. breeding ewes, m lamb to Koinuey rnuia Oattle— VI fat and forward cows 8 2«yr empty station heifer*. (5 IS-moiitli steers Ace. li. n. Bunny, Ahiaruhe— 40 good forward cows 10 fat tows CLEARING SALE. OF LIYEKY STABLE AND CARRIKKS' L'LANT AND TWO MOTOR CABS. PIITNCK OF WALES STABLES, Queen Street, Masterton. MONDAY NEXT, JUNE sth, 1916. At 1 p. inW\ND a. TUBNBULL AND CO., j " Ltd have received instructions I from the Official Assignee,, in the Bank- I rupt Estate of J. B. Johns, to sell on above dnto and time — i S hack and harness mares, and Draff, Cab. Gigs and harness 2 expresses, breaking-in earl, drag, cab, and gig harness 1 Brih-coe Motor Car, 5-seater, in iiood order 1 Ford Motor Car, 5-seater, in good order. Spnro parts of Ford motor car, Oats, Sheaff Chaff, and Bales of Straw, and lot of fittings. Absolutely Without Reserve FEANK E"VANS, Auctioneer. HQRS£ SALE. CAKTEKTON SALE YARDS. TUESDAY. JUNE 6th, 191*3. At 1 o 'clock. WAND G. TUKNBULL AND CO. • Ltd., will hold their next Horse Sale in their Carterton Saleyards on above date and timo, when they will offer the following: — Ace. of a Client *(. absolutely without reserve — lio hacks, harness horses and halidraughtsf, marcs and geldings, 3 to S years. Full Particulars at Sale. Ace. G. E. Allen, Tipua, Masterton (absolutely without reserve), who has sold part of his property. — 1 draught mare, aged, with foal, and in foal to Discovery. 1 draught mare. o'yr?. by Brilliant Jioy. with foal by New Discovery 2 hack mares, with foals by NewDiscovery. i heavy draught gelding, rising 3 yr>, by Brilliant Boy. 1 heavy' draught filly, rising 4yrs, by Brilliant Boy. 1 J.-dmutiht gelding, rising Syrs, by Brilliant Boy. "2 ponies, ."> and 4yrs, quiet, and used to children. Xo further entries will bo received. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. In FARMERS ' ASSOCIATION YAEDS •|Ti:si>AV. .IINK nth. HMt';. At 11.30 a.m. rpHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEEES will sell in their P.P.A. Sale Yards on the above date, at 11.30 a.m.: Sheep— :',{> dvr I'wr.s m hch\> in S.!>. ra;n. 10th Ahir.-h Hi ■_■_ j ;uiii O-ti'n'th '■v.'i-~ in lam! , to S.lt. ruin, U)t], .M: ir .;h. .",'i .-v,-c> in !ri;nb to S.i.>. r;tiu MASTEIiTON STOCK SALE, ■ WABPGUA YARDS. WK|).VE>I.>AV. 7th .IUN'K. I'.MCi. At li a.m. W AND G. TURN BULL AND CO., * will sell as above— Sheep— Cli Wi'tll'T:Cattle — l'H >r,..T ,-aI-vH Horses — On af.-uiint of whom ir may concern, iK'c-fi gra/ing on .i. <'.'. McKillop's Sti'O!i\:ir property for sonio years— J '<vr iiursi-, ori ;i::i'uii!!i Wounded Soldiers ' Fund FEANK EVANS, Auctioneer. A. RIPPON. CASH BUTCHERY. (Opposito Knox Church.) BEEF, MUTTON, POEK, POULTEY. "XJO Old Cows, Old Ewes, or Old Hens. Nothing but the best, at low prices. Straight cuts on all Joints. STRICTLY CASH. NO DELIYEEY. | NO BOOKING. The Secret of Cheap "Winter Meats. Small Goods made under strictly ! CLEAN CONDITIONS. SHELTER TREES (2 years), j Pinus Insignia, 20a per 100, : i Pinus Maricata, 25s per 100. j Gums (out of boxes) 20s per 100. ! Cupressus Macrocarpa, Cupdesi.ua HEDGE TREES: Jupressus Macrocarpa, Cupresaus Lucerne, etc., 2 years old, 30s per 100. 1 year old, 17s Gd per 100. ; FRUIT TREESs Apples, Peaches, Plums, Apricots, etc., all one price, 2s each, or 18b per dozen. ORR!AIVIEirrAL TREESs Camellias, Rhododendrons, Azalias, Boronia, Daphne, etc., from Is (id each. ROSES: All the leading and most popular varieties. A choice selection. Only one price, 12a per dozen. OEDEES PER TELEPHONE OE LETTER PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. E. HALE , WAIRARAPA NUESEEIES. TE OEE OEE EOAD, MASTEETON. 'PHONE 164.