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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2214, 29 July 1914, Page 12

auctions' a:nnuvl pedigree jersey sale, vt i i Ildlnc. MONDA\, i-UGlibl' Jul, 1914 MESSRS GOR'LON \ND SON, T/ID., will sell at 1 o clock on account of C G C DIRMIR--4 nedigreo cows,' brnd to .Eniinonts ronlnine and Bilteru s Godding-.-ton. 7 peligrco heifers In Lmiuents lontuine, bud to Bilbenv's Goddington. 3 pedigree bulls, by Eminent's Fontaine mid Ronald. On Account of F. J. Watson, Bulls— 5 ptdigice cows bicd to Goddington On Account 0f:11..J. Lancaster— !• pedigree cows, bred to Belvedere Silver Cliise. On Account of Mrs. A. Banks mid Son. \ke-Ake bied to Fancy's Lord. Twylish. 1 11 months old bull, D'nkc of Woodstock, bv Bilb»ri>S Goddington— Eminent s ChrisUble (2111) NOTE—This Salo is the Second Annual Sale on behalf of. the same vendors. Pull particulars of pedigree, and official tests are -et forth in the catalogues which can bo.had on application to the auctioneers. MR S R LVNCASTER'S ANNUU, US'. UNSERVED SALE OF PEDIGREE AND HIGH GR\DE JLRSEY CATTLE VND BERKSHIRE PtGS AUGUST Ith and oth, it 12 Noon Shirp inch Da,t AT THE HOMESTEAD, PVIMLItbIONN ' BY NZ TOVN VND MERCANTILE YGENtt CO LTD, in coajunction lvit' D4LGI £Y & CO — 60 pedigree Jeiwy. cows -and' heifers 20 ped greo Jeisev bu'ls 10.'unregistered bulks ISO extra, choice high-grade cows HO exlia choice hig'i guide heifers 30.extra choice' Jersey and Holstein coivs' and heifers 20-pedigree Berkshire pigs The above arc without doubt the finest line of'cattle ever offered in the Dominion,'neailj the whole offering being bred by, vendor. Every bea6t offered guaranteed true to descrfption. Drags meet all tiains LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MABAETAI i .SLOCK, •i. 30,000 ACEES ,"',,' IN 60 FARMS - i NOT FORGET , THAT THE ABOVE BLOCK , IS TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE HOESE BAZAAR, HAMILTON, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), JULY 30th. Sale'commencing at 12 NOON ABRAHAM &. WILLIAMS, Ltd., AUCTIONEERS, v Palmcrston North, T\ A I R Y FAR M. BEAUTIFUL -FLAT RICH LAND ON MAIN ROAD, CLOSE TO RAILWAY STATION. ' 22 MILES TROM WELLINGTON TOWN PRICES TOR MILK SENT IN .1 ■ ■ DAILY. OiNLY £.% PER ACRE ABSOLUTELY THE CHTAPEST DAIRY FARM WITHIN 50 MILES OF WELLINGTON. A Splendid Investment for the present, with prospective enhanced \alues as suburban land in the future Complete equipment of Buildings. A Great Chance to Secure a Really Cheap Property Apply "FARM OU NER," r - "Dominion" Office. FERTILE FARM AT STRATFORD. JT offers th-it contri butes to the success ot tho Di it Farmer. 120 acres, Freehold, divided into ten paddocks, and well watered. ' Splendid land all in glass, with good fences". 'House of 8 rooms, with cowshed; 12 bails,. and large trapshep ' Only J mile from creamery, school, post office Pi ice X3T per acre Torino Cash, .01800, balance r > at 5J pei cent Now, who will go ahead.and make money? Get full particulars, from S GEORGE NATHAN, AUCTIONEER AND FARM EXPERT, 118-115 Customhouse Quaj, (Opp. Bank N.Z.). y " ' 9000 ACRES. BLAUTIFUL Block of limestone country, neaily 7000 acres in good English grasses, the balance being hist class bush land, subdivided into numerous paddocks approximately °7 miles of shecppioot fmung cliieflv tolim 7 ind 8 wues comtortable 0 loomed House blaelcMnilhs shop huge up to dull woolshed, fitted lip with 8 shearing machines, night pens to hold 1200 eheep, good stoiage for wool, mans splendid viid-», COft. compete dip NB — I'raetu.ally the whole ,pf .this.property is fit for DAIRYING At present there are on the' run 12,500 sheep, the greater portion being breeding ewes, and 500 head of cattle. AH stock are in perfect condition, and can be taken over at valuation. Price, JCII per ficre. Cheapest proposition in ' Now Zealand. Tenure''freehold. Worth double tho money when subdivided mid roaded for Dairying purposes. NEWTON KING, SOLE AGENT, STEATFOHD.