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Levin Daily Chronicle, 29 June 1918, Page 3

Ewe Sale Postponed. rpHE SALE of ewes from tl McDonald Estate, advertised t take place on Thursday, July 4tl has been INDEFINITELY D POSTPONED. DALGETY and Co., Ltd. CLEARING SALE of FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS STORE STOCK, HORSES & - IMPLEMENTS. At the Farm, Manakau (One mill f from Railway Station). WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY J July 10th and 11th, 1918. npHE NEW ZEALAND LOA> a _ 1 AND MERCANTILE AGE NCY Co., Ltd., have received in 11 structions from Mr J. Nicliolsor (who has decided to give up dairying) to sell as above at 12 noon: * ORDER OF SALE - • WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th. ? 60 coloured cows, due factory dates 4 weaners 3 store cows ~2 rising 2-year S.H. bulls, bred by J. Kebbell 10 sows due spring 1 1 young boar 35 good store, pigs 450 good lambs to be drafted 50 ewes arid wethers 4-cow Gane plant with Tangye engine and releaser, milk cans, 2-horse brake, 1 cattle and 1 sheep dog THURSDAY, JULY 11, 12 noon 63 grade Jersey cows, due factory dates 20 selected grade Jersey heifers, due spring 3 18-mos. Jersey cross empty heifers 17 9-mos. Jersey cross empty heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull A.W.R. Milking Machine (5-cow plant), boiler and steam engine, 35 gallon separator, spring dray, 2horse brake, 2 sets harness, block dray, shaft and leading harness 1 draught gelding (good aliafter) 1 draught mare (good shatter) 3 mares (good farm horses) 1 light mare NOTE.—We can recommend buyers to attend this sale as the cows are a good genuine lot, Mr Nicholson having been dairying for the past twelve years and will be pleased to show intending purchasers the stock at any time previous to day of sale. Brake will meet Napier express North. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SUBDIVISIONAX LAND SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. -ESTATE OF THE LATE M. H/E. GORRINGE. fiKQ ACRES AT LEVIN UfJtJ ACRES AT LEVIN DAIRYING AND FATTENING LAND. Subdivided into 7 Farms, areas varying from 50 to 121 acres.' ; VfESSRS ABRAHAM AND ; WILLIAMS, Ltd., have been instructed by the Trustees in the above Estate to offer by Public Auction in the Druids' Hall, Levin, on Saturday, the Gth July, at 2.30 p.m., this very ; fine Estate which lias been subj divided into 7 choice farms suitable for dairying, fattening, agricultural or stud farming. The whole was originally heavy tawa bush; the greater part has been stumped and sown in English ' grasses. The soil is a warm rich j loam an d grows potatoes, swedes and rape to perfection. Good fences. Well watered. Close to school, factory and railway station. Dwellings and outbuili dings on 4 of the farms. Situated , next to the Levin Small Farms Heatiierlea Settlement. Ideal climate. ' TERMS.—IO per cent on date . of sale, 10 per cent in 12 months or buildings to that value, balance 5 years at 5£ per cent. Also on account of same Estate: SALE OF GOODWILL OF , LEASE WITH COMPULSORY [ PURCHASING CLAUSE at £27 "I Q/3 ACRES 3 roods 6 perclies, having 10 years to run from October, 1914. Rent £200 per annum, payable half-yearly in advance. Subdivided into about 5 paddocks. 4 or 5-room-ed house, cowshed with concrete floor, outbuildings. All flat, part ploughed. Watered by races. Tenns: Cash for goodwill. For plans and further particulars applv to— [ ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. Palmerston North and Levin, and I C. BLENKHORN, Solicitor, Levin. i LEVIN SALE. TUESDAY. JULY 2, 1918. At one p.m. TI/TESBRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Ltd., will sell: 100 fat ewes 05 prime fat ewes 40 prime fat ewes 20 fat wethers 150 fat and forward ewes 200 ejmpty ewes 170 ewes in lamb to B.F. I" rams 60 hoggHs i 5 fat cows (lots) 0 store cows (lots) 10 head mixed cattle 3 choice heifers at drop Baconers, porkers, stores and weaner piga. Note: All pigs must be yarded by 11.45 sharp. Kg sale commences at 12 noon sEarp.