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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 72, 18 December 1920, Page 20

AUCTIONS. ANNUAL ROMNEY SALE. PALMERSTON NORTH. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921. jQ ALGETY AND COMPANY, ■ LTD., in conjunction with • MURRAY,' ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., instructed by Mr. Ernest Short, will sell at' Show Grounds, at 12.30 p.m.— selected stud Rotuney rams 60 2-shcar stud Romney ewes 500 sjjecial 1-shear flock Romney rams Catalogues on Application. IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE HOADLEY, SON AND STEWART, LTD., bavo been instructed by MESSRS. WATT A-ND LOWRY (tte balance of Oruamatua having been sold), TO SELL, At the HOMESTEAD, ORUAMATUA, TAIHAPE, ' On THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1921, At 12 Noon. 7000 SHEEP. 200 CATTLE. Pull details later. H. N. STEWART, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION SALE of PART OF TILE WELL-KNOWN "TEVIOTDALE ESTATE," . . "TEVIpTDALE ESTATE," AMBERLEY, NORTH CANTERBURY, By Public Auction, In Dalgety's Land Sale Room, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CURISTCBI'RCH. MIDDLE OF JANUARY, 1921. Messrs. d algety. and co.; ltd., in conjunction with MESSRS. K. MATSON AND CO., and MESSRS. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., have been instructed by Ci. D. GREENWOOD. ESQ., to offor, as above, about ftt? A A ACRES of his well and favourUIPUU ably known Estate, "TEVIUTDALE," in FIVE BLOCK'S, approximately, as under;— LOT 1-1800 ACRES. LOT 2-1600 ACRES. LOT 3-1700 ACRES. . LOT 4- 500 ACRES'. 1 LOT 5- 50 ACi'ES. _W« wish to draw Land Buyers' attention to this very Important Sale and the splendid opportunity it offers in obtaining some of the best and sweetest sheep and frrnz'ng country in Canterbury. PLANS available shortly. EASY TERMS arc to be' arranged. Pull particulars in later advertisement. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. H. .MATSON AND CO.. , PYNE, GOULD, GUTNNESS. LTD., Joint Auctioneers. SUBDIVISIONAL AUCTION SALE. UNIMPROVED LAND WITH GRIiAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE Favnnred by instructions from MESSRS "ATE AND TROWKIi, wo shall offer for sale by Public Auction at th* TOWN HALL, PUTARO'IUJ. On ' THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921. ■<At 1 p.m., 5,00 ft ACRES of unimproved land, « TI V s mt ° " ljout O,IG mil<! from the Pjitarnru railway slatfon. on the Auokland-Rotorun line, there being also a railway siding adjoining the property. This block is subdivided into farms varying from 170 to 480 acres, The duality of the land is beyond question, good fern ana nenvy tutu is tho be?t evidence of this tact._ which wo can place before those requiring a block of land, bandy to all conveniences, and which will lie sold at a price which' must appwil to dairy farmers in such a manner that they cannot overlook the fact that their improved dairy farniH are too valuable to winter tho herd on. The contour of tho laud id Hat to undulating. Our advice to holders of a highly productivß farm is to milk on sami; to the full capacity, and spell it for a term in the winter by purchasing one of these sections and providing turnips, combined with a good run off on rough feed for Ihe purpose.. This policy .i s far from being the only purpose which would hp, served. Each-of these subdivisions have the qualifications essential tn the making of high-class dairy farms. In emphasis of the latter statement we only mention that on an adjoining farm of ICO acres, which may lie'sron whilo inspecting this land, ail average of 100 head of gTOwn cattle have bqan carriod for the last two years, and tho high return of IWGIb. of butter-fat por cow from tho dairy herd was obtained last season. The conveniences, which are rapidly Iming established at Putaruru, are all that conlri be desired. The town possesses all the usual establishments of tracU, a public school of high repute, town hall, splendid hotel accommodation, saleyards, sawmills, etc., and with the advent of tho hydro-electric scheme, which is in close proximity, combined with the important railway junction with Te Awnmutu, there is a bright future ahead for this progressive centre. We urge (he general public to inspect this land and lo give the matter a lot of thought. Think of tho position, the quality of the land, as will be scon, is better than anything in the neighbourhood. Think of the conveniences which exist. To obtain land of this quality at tli.a price, and with the. huge prospects, ono would have lo go back where our forefathers, battled it out against heavy odds, and with what conveniences they thein•Vlves provided. There is a lot of money in this land. Don't fail to see it.' HOW TO INSPECT.—MR. ROBERT ALCORN. Commission Agent, whoso offices adjoin the railway yards at Putaruru, will be pleased to conduct intending, purchasers over the sections. Mr. Aicorn is fully conversant with the prc«peels and productivity of this vnlunbea locality, and first-hand information may be obtained from him. EASY TERMSi 5 por cent, on full of hmnnier. 10 per cent, on possession. 10 per ecnt. in twelve months from daln of sale. llaltiuce to remain for lira years nt B per cent. ■ Plans and further iuforoiation may be obtained from tho Auctioneers, THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., Victoria Street, Hamilton. ROBERT ALCy.RN, ESQ., Commission Agent, Putaruru. In Conjunction,