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1 AUCTIONSJ OT ADDINGTON SALE ADDINGTON SALE TUESDAY. JULY 12. 1966 TUESDAY. JULY 12. 1966 We will offer: STORE SHEEP On iccount of CLIENT: 64 Border Leicester Corriedale Cross Two-tootn Ewes mated SO. Rams March 25. 1966. Well grown good ewes free of foot rot and have been plunge dipped On account MR JOHN MILLAR, Rangitata: 188 MA. Halfbred Ewes. November shorn and mated South Suffolk Rams. February 28. 1966. On account of CLIENT: 250 Ewes due to Southdown Rams first week August. These ewes, which are mixed aged and breed will be drafted into suitable lots for sale. STORE CATTLE On account MR R- E. McINTOSH, Southbrook: I 20 Rising 3-year-old A.A. and A.A. Cross Steers in forward condition. On account of CLIENT: 10 20-months A.A. and Hereford Steers. 30 Rising 3-year-old A.A. and A.A. Cross Steers. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD.. Auctioneers. CHRISTCHURCH. ANNUAL LEESTON DAIRY CATTLE SALE LEESTON SALEYARDS FRIDAY. JULY 15, 1966 Commencing 1 P tn. SPECIAL ENTRY DISPERSAL SALE On account TIVERTON FARM. LTD. (Mr L. F. Chamberlain). Brookside: 6 Pedigree Ayrshire rising two-year spring calving Heifers. 2 Pedigree Ayrshire rising three-year spring calving Cows. T.B. free and Inoculated against C.A. Pregnancy tested. These being the total heifers retained. With records of the I dams to 6011 b fat. The balance 'of the herd being transferred to Mr C. H. Green, an ex employee. Unofficial butter fat. 19641965, 19 cows averaged 426'1b tn 285 davs. 1965-66, IS cows averaged 4451 b in 286 days. The above are an attractive line and can be recommended to intending purchasers. Catalogues available on request. On account MR R. J. BOAG, Brookside: Dispersal of 15 Friesilan and Friesian Jersey Cross 2nd to sth spring calving cows. Due Aug-ust-September to a Friesian bull. T.B tested and Inoculated against C.A. Mr Boag has heavily culled h ,! s herd and the cows offered for sale are top quality. On account MR T. J. HORAN, Brookside: 3 Jersey Cross Cows, due 3rd calf August-Septem-ber. 2 Jersey Cross Cows, due sth calf August-September. Depastured pedigree Jersey bull from November 9. 1965. T.B. tested and Inoculated against C.A. On account MR K. CHAPMAN, Tai Tapu: 6 Grade Jersey Helfers due August-September to a Jersey bull. Full particulars, etc., at the sale. On account MR D. J. BOAL, IrweCC: 2 Grade Jersey Helfers, due August to Pedigree Jersey bull. T.B. tested and inoculated against C.A. On account MR D. SHEJEHAN, Leeston: 1 Friesian Cow, due 3rd calf August. Guaranteed s-ound and quiet. 1 Friesian Heifer, due September. T.B. tested. On account MR M. G. MILLER, K-iliMnchy: 4 P.B. Berkshire Sows, due 2nd litters August-Septem-ber, to a Large White boar. 1 P.B. Berkshire Sow, due Ist litter August-Septem-tember to a Large White boar. 13 Large White Sows, due 2nd litters August-September to a Large White boar. 1 17-month P.B. Large Whits boar. The above sows are of good type, in good condition, and have been free ranged. These sows can be recommended to intending purchasers as good movers, are capital stock and are being offered for sale as Mr Miller is to concentrate on his Pedigree Berkshire stud. THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD , Auctioneer!, Leeston. 3672 PUBLICAUCTION 9 ACRES OXFORD WE have been favoured with instructions from MR N. H. McLAREN, Commercial road, Oxford, to offer his property by Public Auction in our Land Sales Room, Rangiora, on Friday, [JULY 15, 1966, at 2.15 P.M. PARTICULARS: AREA: 9 acres, 0 roods, 16 3 perches, situated on Commercial road with frontage on Cheapside street, Oxford Township. LAND: Good free working heavy loam subdivided into two main paddocks, well fenced and watered by County races. BUILDINGS: Neat Bungalow constructed in weatherboard with iron roof, consisting of two bedrooms, lounge, livingroom, kitchen, bathroom and laundry. Three poultry houses 90ft X 16ft, 48ft X 16ft, 32ft X 16ft, all with concrete floors and foundations. Brooder house 50ft x 14ft. Garage and storeshed. AUCTIONEER S NOTE—This property is in verv sound order, has been well maintained and is situated only 10 minutes walk from the central township area. It would be very suitable to purchasers looking for a small unit for poultry or pig fattening. All floor coverings, curtains and drapes are included in the sale of the property. Particulars and Conditions of Sale are available from the Vendor’s Solicitors—Messrs Pappnll, Frampton and Hadfield. 84 Hereford street. Christchurch, or— THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND M.R.E.I.N.Z. RANGIORA OR OXFORD 1512