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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 461, 2 September 1919, Page 3

Pukekohe Auction Mart, Friday, September sth, At 1 O'Clock. J. T. Stembridge and Co., Will Sell Pig«. l'uuJlry, Produce Onion Plants. .•Mso. on Account of O.vner, leaving the district. Bedsteads, Tiblcs, Cluirs, Suite Furniture. Lino, and a quantity of Sundries. J T. Stembridge and Co„ Auctioneers. 847 The Auckland Farmers' Freezing Co. Limited. Whilst present restrictions remain in force, the Railway Depaninent will not carry live stock for freezing Horotiu and Southdown Works have been closed, and will not reopen until further notice MANURES Full information regarding the Company's Mixtures cin be obtained from THE SECRETARY, Box 113. Auckland. w CALVES THRIVE ON "CILRUTH" CALF FOOD The making of a good milker must always depend ujon the rearing of the Calf. A Calf reared on ' Gilfuth' Calf Food is equal to whole milk fed at a fractiouof the cost. It builds up the constitution and its wonderful how they thrive You can obtain your requirements from— T. J. KENNEDY, WAIUKD W. FLEMING, BOMBAY FRANK JACKSON, PUNI uu Land and Estate Agents. [w J KING AND 00.] [il. 0. MEI.I.BOP. | WAIUKU FSTATE AGENTS in a progressive district, HAVE FOR SALE--122 Acres, Patumahoe; good house and outbuildings, plenty of water half-mile from township : a good ; proposition. Price. £4O per acre. 89 Acres, Glen brook, all fenced and in grass; good house; plenty of firewood; close to railway station, Acre.*, Waiuku, 6 paddocks; large hous<>, 8 rooms, all modern convenience; native bush; 2 J miles from townenip by metalled road. Price £55 per acre; cash £I,OOO. W can recommend. KNOLLS ESTATE. OLOSE TO RAILWAY STATION, 3UCKLAND. LOT 1-HOMESTEAD of 7 rooms, and open-air room, glasshouse, fernery, dairy, washhonse, c. and tubs, porcelain bath and basin, hot and cold water, cowshed, trap shed, fowl run, and shed and piggery. On section almost 3 acres, road and creek frontages. Some fruit trees. An ideal home. Terms can be arranged. Section Freehold. Immediate possession. FARM, 135 Acres Six-roomed house; BRo, all necessary outbuildings ; quarter mile from railway station, two mile« irom Pukekohe ; several clumps of native bush; well fenced and watered. £46 per acre. Cash, £I,OOO. For particulars, etc, apply to McGouqh and Grant, Land Agents, Pukekohe. FARMERS Save Money. Time & Labour Buy a Beatrice Separator We can recommend this Separator as a Clean Skimmer, and one which Is easy to turn. Call In and let us demonstrate to you. We are the Local Agents. Civil and Roberts, Estate Agents, Premier Hall Buildings, Phone PUKEKOHF. Farmers — Sec this Bargain. CHOICE DAIRY FARM ACRES. 1 i acres in beautful Native bush, 2 acres in Potatoes, 3 acres in Oats, and 2 acres ready for onions Balance in good pasture English grassos. 13 paddocks carrying now 21 dairy cows and 4 horses. Would tarry 30 cows and other stock. HOUSE 5 rooms, bathroom, and cullery not quite finished Cowshed 6 bails and other small outbuild i gs PRICE £SO per acre. Termsarranged L. J. Mills and Co., Estate Agents PAPAKURA. THREE MILES FROM PUKEKOHE. 1 O of nch dair J ,, '?fr AvF early potatoes and onion land. Up-to-date residence with every convenience ; sis looms, bathroom, scullery ; wash house, buggv and cowshed, fowl-run, pig-sty and coal house. Will carry seven milking cows, besides horse. This is an ideal spot to retire on. Price £1650, £650 cash. As we are urgently in need «•' farms to replace those thit are sold would those wishing to sell either c< mmunicsto with t call at our Fukekube rffice and get their pr«perties placed on our books. AH properties handled by us aie also entered at the Head Office in Auckland and have the advantages if enquiries from different branches. T. MANDENO JACKSON. East Street, PUKEKOHE. July 12th, 1919.