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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 304, 19 September 1919, Page 12

AUCTIONS. CLEARING SALE AT LEVIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1919, At 12 o'clock Noon. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY.CO., LTD., havo received instructions from J. H. MARTIN, ESQ., who has Sold his Farm, to offer for Sale, at the Farm, on WEDNESDAY, 21th instant, at. 12 o'clock noon, the following:— 21 cows, in full' milk 11 cows, duo September-October i empty heifers 1 empty cow 1 3-yoar llolstcin bull . , 1 2-yoar bull . 13 mixed yearlings 1 '1-cow plant, new Zealandia Milfc- . ing Machine, 2J-h.p. Mogul En- . gine, in perfect order 2 draught .horses 1 half-draught horse 1 pony 1 spring cart and harness 1 trap , r\ d.f. plough 1 s,f.. plough 1 set 2-horso discs 1 set 3-leaf harrows i 70 hinau posta Milk cans, poultry, household furniture NOTE.—There is a slight reserve on Milking Machine and Horses. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

! SECOND ANNUAL SALE. , "AKITIO" ABERDEEN-ANGUS STUD •BULLS" ANi) HEIFERS. i SEPTEMBER 24, 1919, At 1 p.m. sharp. THE' WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. (STOCK DEPARTMENT), Dannevirke, instructed by r"r. ARMSTRONG, ESQ., will sell at MR. L. COWAN'S FARM, • Racecourso Road, DANNEVIRKE, ' At the abovo time aud place. 27 2-year PEDIGREE BULLS, (by Moose 2nd (imp,.), Bengal Light, and Brigade Major 1 yearling PEDIGREE BULL; bj Moose 2nd—Hyacinth (exha good) 19 -year PEDIGREE HEIFERS, by Moose 2nd (imp.), Bengal/Light, and Brigade Major CATALOGUES may be obtained on application On the Auctioneers at any of their, branches. Owing to the present railway curtailment, Mr. Armstrong will hold any of the abore cattle purclTased, for removal by rail to outside districts, pending better trucking conditions. IMPORTANT SALE' DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. 618 ACRES, 3 MILES FROM LEVIN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. At "Farland's" Theatre, Levin,' At 2 p.m. TtyTESSRS.'DALGETY AND CO., LTD.; IvA instructed by THE OWNER, will Sell as above, t Desirable Farm of 618 acres on GLADSTONE ROAD, lately owned by Mr. L. V. Kay. The majority of tho land is flat, with terrace formation, with about 75 acres of low hills. Buildings comprise good 6-roonicd house, on lovely situation,' h. and c. water, gas and every convenience, motor shed, trapshed, workshop, 2 good whares, large stable. Tho property is well and favourably known for the fat stock (turned off the farm; 200 acres arc eminently suited for dairying, and would have been taken up this season on lease 'at 50s. per acre, if suitable dwelling could havo been erected in time. Tho prcsont owner is selling purely for family reasons. This is i exceptionally healthy i sheep and cattle country, and die Levin climate is among the best in the Dominion. TERMS: 10 per cent. Cash on fall of hdmmer. 10 per cent, in twelvo months. Balanoe arranged. Full particulars from tho AUCTIONEERS, DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., Wellington. LAND NOTICES.

i RANGITIKEI LAND. T HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED by Mr. -*- J. B. Gaisford to dispose of his Awatere Property. 1 This is situated within a mile and a half of Bulls; consists of 540 ACRES Land, fit for either dairying or cropping; is divided into 18 paddocks all in tiptop order; well grassed and watered. The buildings comprise w-roomed residence with all conveniences, telephone connected; 7-roomed cottage, large woolshed and yards, machines installed, granary and stables, cowshed (machines installed), and nil the buildings necessary for the successful farming of a >' property of this description. : 1 have inspected this property, and can recommend it as the best proposition in 1 this district. 'PRICE. .£6B; ,£2500 cash. .£2500 in 12 [ months, balance s}, per cent., 7 years. H. A. GOODALL, LAND AGENT, BULLS. qiyer acres-splendid sheep, ! *ffO CATTLE, OR DAIRY. FARM. ,' All sown down in good English grasses, j subdivided into 20 slieop-proof paddocks, over «0 ACRES PLOUGHABLE; 1 mile to school and factory, railway 'station, and' Post Office. GOOD METALLED- MOTOR ROAD. Very suitable for cutting up into Dairy Farms; would then be worth double the price now asked. Good G-roomed hou6c, all conveniences, large woolshed, flip, and yards; bandy to. saleyards. GRAND PROSPECTIVE VALUE. Owner retiring. Price only £W 10s. per acre; <£2000 oash. Advise early inspection. E. JACKSON, •SOLE'AGENT, Valuer and Commission Agent, j NEW PLYMOUTH. A VALUABLE NATIVE LEASE. fid.fi ACRES > Nativo LMSe > I 2 milM Uytv) from township, all open country. Rent, 2s, per acre first 21 years, 4s, second 21 years. Good road to within two miles of property. This section is ploughablo and well worth inspecting. Price, per acre, goodwill, £1, Only .£IOO cash required. CTAAA ACRES, Freehold, all in grass itvKfXJ with exception of a few patches of shelter busb, subdivided into 30 paddocks, house of 8 rooms, cottage i rooms, woolshed (night pen 800 sheep), dip, stockyards, 3 sets of shcepyards. At present carrying 6000 sheep and' 700 head of cattle, 40 horses. A lino of sheen just sold off the property which is now slightly understocked. Tlio property can 'be reached from Auckland by motor-car in about 3 hours, and is all in good order. This is two-shoop country. Price, ,£ll per aero, and vendors will make suitable terms to a good man. The property is being' sold to clear up a deceased person's estate. MATTHEW AND LUSK, LAND AGENTS, 'TE KUITI. P.O. Box 123. 'Phone 59. FOR SALE, ■JO] ACRES, Toko, all been bush, J.OJ. good dairy country; good house and sheds; }-mile creamery, H cheese factory, school and railway on the place; ,£65 per acre, and cheap; £400 down, balance for long term at 51 per cent. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PAGE 11.