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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 16 July 1920, Page 3

i . -LEVIN..STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 20ti JULY, 1920, At 11.30 a.m. 200 prime i'at wethers 100 4, b', and f.t'.m. ewes in lamb t< S.D. rams On account F. S. Easton, Esq. (from his uiiau property),' 500 2-tootii ewes, in lamb to stall Komney rams 15 grade Jersey heifers in calf. IMPOKiANI CLEARING »hL£ OF At the Homestead of Air L. DICKSON. MUHUNOA WEST, OHAU. WEDNESDAY, 21st JULY, At 11 a.m. sharp. i .QWING to the inclement weather on Thursday last, the above sale could nut be held that day as arranged, ana has been POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, 21*t. Tt/TESSRS DALGETi' AND CO., LTD., have received instructions to offer at above on account of MLSSRS L. DICKSON, \V. CORNER and Estate of the late HENRY ROYAL, who aie all giving up dairying— JgQ GOOD DAIRY COWS AND HELfc'ERS (due factory date*) 5 yearling heifcra Sundries: S mill: cans, horse, cart and harness 3-eow Greensladc milking plant (with slight reserve) AUCTIONEERS* NOTE.—The cows to be offered are a good lot, being mostly young and in good condition. , DALGETY & CO., Auctioneer: U NRESERVED CLEARING SALE CHOICE HIGH-GRADE JERSEY COWS, IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES, ETC., At the Farm, RAHUI ROAD, OTAiil RAILWAY. THURSDAY', ::.'ud JULY, 1920. jVTESSRS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD.. cV N.Z. LOAN AND M.A. CO., LTD., in conjunction, instructed by Messrs Taylor and iiagan (who have cold their property) will oiler for sale as above at 12 noon—-i-j uairy cows, -July, August ami September capers B second culvers (springing) S weaner heifers lioia selected cows i registered Jersey bull, "Dcseit Light" 0 store pigs, 1 sow to farrow, spring cart gelding, spring cart, block dray, set spring eait harness, plough chains, bars, weed drill, mower, hayrake, tine harrows, set discs, tripou harrow;. chaff-cutter, circular saw ana bench, milk can*, cooler and vat, -'J cow covers, d.f. plough, swing plough, 7 cases kerosene, horse, gig and harness (slight reserve), and numerous sun- ' drier. . ~ v oi NOTE.—The above arc a tip-top herd of grade Jerseys in good condition. The herd has been established tor 20 years, bcinj: founded by the late J. Griiulh: Heavily culled from time to time, the result is a herd to-day of high-grade Jerseys, carrying every recommendation. Calving dates will be given at the salt-. AUCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION. ■SO ACRES FLAT, AT OTAKI. SO ACRES FLAT, AT OTAKI. SO ACRES FLAT, AT OTAKI. TO BL SOLD BY AUCTION, In the TOWN HALL, OTAKI, OX THURSDAY, JULY>22, 1920, KOULSTON k STANTON, . Hastings, having received instructions from the ATTORNEY of MRS £. GKOOME. will offer this Farm, comprising ;S'J ACBE&, and situate 2J miles from Otaki, and Z miles from Tc Horo, on the ilaia i>outh Boad, on th,c following easjr terms, viz.:— 10 per cent on fall of the hammer; I 15 per cent on date of possession (August 10) ; .. 10 ptr cent 2 years from date of pos-t«-.-;02; Balance purchase money to remain for o years at 6 per cent. from Te Horo Factory, aid about 15 inilei from Otaki D:iiry Factory, also > handy to Municipal Supply Depot in Otaki. The Property has two road »-v frontages, and 1= well fenced and t j ~-..r..r . i i „ _-i_j_m • „-„„.,.„ *_„v i person desirous of see Block can do so by ringing Mr H. H : ;, Bills .' -'nhone 13. Ottki'*.: the pj-esfcs* j \ba Jubilee HoteL KaULSTON AND STANTON. P.O. Box 247.' 'Phos.es 131", iSis,' 546, and 1405, I Hastings, ' -2".£,| ' J. L- MASTEETON, • Auctioneer.