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AUCTION 6. ( IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF THE FAMOUS "HOMEBUSH" "HOMEBUSH" L STUD OF REGISTERED PURE. ROM-. NEY MARSH AND LINCOLN ' SHEEP, AND PURE HEREFORD CATTLE, On : ■ behalf of J. C. FIELD, ESQ.,' whoso property has been acquired to the Government for soldiers' settlement, To be hold on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,' October 22 ■• Mid- 23. . "HOMEBUSH" ESTATE, GtfSBORNE, NEW ZEALAND. 10AA STUD ROMNEY , MARSH A.A\)\) SHEEP (Reg. No. 94), including— . 600 ewes wii'li lambs at foot) 250 owe hoggets 70 Bhid rams 250 flock rams 100 STUD LINCOLN SHEEP (Reg. No. 115), including— 45ewe9 with lambs at foot 15 ewo hoggeta 10 stud rams 15 flock rams 100 STUD HEREFORD CATTLE, cluding^40 cows and heifers with calves at foot 25 heifers, yearling to 2-year-olds 10 stud bulls 15 herd bulls AUCTIONEERS' NOTE. . Th« above Stiud of Romney Marsh sheep include many champions bred from the three famous sheep imported by Mr. Field from England, and the whole of the ewe flock have imported blood in their pedigree. The Lincoln Stud are from Barriball and Wilßon owes by imported rams from Australia and 'Tenrose" flock. 5, The Hereford Stud was founded by the purchase of cows from Mr. E. Shorn and the lata James Stuckey. Tho stock to be-offered are by such bulls aB Crown Piece 11. Eaton • Chancellor Hmp.\ Eaton Oak (imp.), Goldfinder (imp.), Land Mark and President 'Wilson. A young bull by tho last-mentioned sire is considered by many judges to be t|he best bull of his age in Now Zealand to-day. FULL PARTICULARS AND CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. THE GISBORNE FARMERS' CO-OP. CO., LTD., THE GISBORNE SHEEPFABMERS' ■ FROZEN MEAT AND MERCANTILE CO., LTD., WILLIAMS AND KETTLE LTD., DALGETY AND CO., LTD., '. AuotionoeTS in Conjnnction. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE, KOWEAI ESTATE. K O W H A I ■ ESTATE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1920. HOADLEY, SON, AND STEWART, LTD., in conjunction with the N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have been instructed, bv M. H, STRACHAN/ESQ., to offer by, Public Auction, at tho OPERA HOUSE, GISBORNE, -•-. On the above date, at 9.30 a.m., :his wellknown KOWHAI ESTATE. KO.WIAI EST A T -E. Containing ACRES aWll ACRES ACRES O0»± . . ACRES FREEHOLD. FREEHOLD. ■!) SUBDIVIDED INTO* 9 BLOCKS » 9 VARYING IN AREA FROM- 9 3«t TO 12S0 ACRES; 310 TO 1280 ACRES. KOWHAI is situated in the WaimaU Valley, about 20 miles, from the Port of Giebornc, and consists of some of the finest and healthiest, hill country to bo found in the Poverty Bay district. • The lnnd and stock have only to bo inspected by the experienced man, when tho general description will receive his "confirmation. TERMS OF PAYMENT. 10 per cent, at time of Salo. 15 rot cent, on Possession in February, 1921. ■ ' Balance in five years from date of Possession, bearing i\ , 'per cent, interest. _ _ _ - -; ■ Purchasers will rcceivo interest on-their. Deposits at the Tate of 5J per cent, from time of Sale to dato of Possession. , Lith'o. Plans will he available shortly, and will be forwarded on application. ■ NOTE.-A Clearing Sale of .Stock and Plant will bo held prior to date of Delivery to enable purchasers of the various Blocks to obtain thoir requirements from the stock now depasturing on .the Estate. ■ H. N. STEWART, Auctioneer. SUBDIVISIONAL SALE OF KAWHATAU LAND (near Mangaweka). A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., •***■ have been instructed bv MR. F. H. R. QORRINGE to sell by auction at Mangaweka, on THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. Hi« well-known FREEHOLD of 1100 ACRES, divided into i Hocks, excellent country, suitable for Mixed Farming, Fuji particulars later, or from the Auctioneers. rrtHEHAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' CO-

A OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., have b?en favoured with instructiona from ME. JAS. GOLDSTONE to offer by, public auction at a date to be fixed, his AWAMATE ESTATE, AWAMATE ESTATE, -SUBDIVIDED INTO SUITABLE AREAS, And his ! AVALON ESTATE, AVALON ESTATE, AS A WHOLE. AWAMATE, SJ' miles from Wairoa, consists of approximately 2500 acres, of which about 850 acres ar« good flats, suitable for dairving-. There are also about 400 acros ptoujrhablo terraces, and tbo balance ia easy,, good hill country. Its close proximity to the proposefi Wai-' kokopu rnilway, port, freezing : : works, and dairy factory render it particularly ; <adaptod to all kinds of farming. '■ AVALON ESTATE, 7 miles from Wairoa, consists of 1006 acros,' and is one of the best in tho district. All buildinqß' 1 and fences are now, and its 250 acres flat and plonghablo country enable the owner ■ to turn off all stook tut. It will winter i 2 6heci) bosidca cattle. Both Estates aro well watered, and i each has a long frontage to tho Wniro* Bim.