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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 65, 8 July 1914, Page 8

ON THE FARM, DENBIGH ROAD, MIDHIRST. WEDNESDAY, loth JULY, 1914. TEWTON KING lias received in■L* structions from MR W. MOILSEN, who has disposed of iiis property, to sell, Without Reserve, the whole of his choice Dairy Herd, etc., as below : 16 dairy cows, calving Aug.-Sept. 1 in calf heifer 2 heifer calves 1 p.h. Jersey bull, 2yi"s 1 cart and harness, milk cans, aerator and buckets, chain, and tyue harrows, 4 store pigs, and farm sundries 30 fully paid up shares in Midhirst Dairy Factory (slight reSale at 1 o'clock. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—The herd returned £ll for milk alone and returns can be seen it the sale. On account of MRS S. MOLES, ,vlio hag sold her farm, and is leaving the district—--16 first-class young dairy cows, : mostly July, August and Sep- ; tom'ber calvers 1 Jersey bull, 2i years "MOUNTAIN VIEW," NOBMANBY. FRIDAY, JULY 10th, at 12 Noon. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., (in conjunction with NEWTON KING) have received instructions from R. J. LINN, Esq., who is disposing of the whole of his grade dairy cows, to sell as above, Without Reserve—--82 choice high-grade dairy cows, in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls, mostly July and August calvers 21 high-grade Jersey heifers, in calf to the pedigree Jersey hull, Rita's Molina, No. 2027, due to calve in September With Slight Reserve— Pedigree Jersey bull, Mabel's Dairy. 'many No. 476, by Viper, No. 266, Dam Mabel of St. Lambert, No. 46 Pedigree Jersey bull, Darky Bill, No. 434, by Campanile's Sultan (imp.), No. 424, Dam Buttercup 2nd., No. 171 Pedigree Jersey bull, Rita's Molina, No. 2027, by Molina's Genera] 1 (imp.), No. 1147, Dam Rita, No. ' 215 Pedigroo Jersey bull, Orange Boy, No. 2158, by•, Flower Fox, No. 802, Dam Orange Rose 2nd, No. 670 : Also—--5 Pedigree yearling Jersey bulls out of >' Government semi-official tested cows (full particulars at sale) To those requiring dairy stock of the' very best quality this sale can, with the utmost confidence, bo recommended. Tho qows have been well "ared for, are in good condition, in ■>alf to pedigroo Jersey bulls, and ire due to calve early. Mr Linn's dock is so well and favorably known that further comment is unnecessary. His herd is undoubtedly ono of the host in the Dominion. Buyers arriving from north and south by tho morning trains 'will be met at the Normanby station.

LUNCHEON PROVIDED. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. MARAETAI BLOCK. 30,000 ACRES IN 60 FARMS. RAPIDLY RISING DISTRICT. QOOD PLOUGHABLE LAND. WELT ADAPTED FOR DAIRYING, FAT TENING OR CROPPING. LOW VALUES AT PRESENT. WHEN VALUES MUST GREATLY INCREASE \ A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. CX. • have boon favored with instructions, from the Vendors of the MARAETAI BLOCK, WAIKATO. tc *ehVbv Public Auction, at the HORSE BAZAAR; HAMILTON, on THURS DAY, the 80th of July, at 12 noon ■his fine block of land, comprising 10,000 Acres, situated about 15 mile:from the Putaruru Railway Station. with the Maraetai Railway Station on the property. Subdivided into 60 farms, ranging in area from 110 to 'SO acres. About nine-tenths of the 3state is flat and undulating, ploughnble land. The general nature of the soil is of excellent quality, being n dark loam, resting on a subsoil of de rayed Rhyolite. It only requires cultivation to make it worth many times the present price. The land is read; for the plough, it is well watered by tumorous streams and springs, grow.« 'urnins, clover and English grasses o .perfection. Particularly healthy climate. Abundant rainfall, there be ing an average of 00 inches a year. Efficient railway communication if now established. Fencing and build ing timber delivered by rail at reasonable prices. Good markets within easy listance. Post and telegraph office es tablished. The land in its natural state is covered with tussock, high strong fern, and manuka. It is easily worked in all seasons, and any weather, giving immediate and very profitable return when cultivated. It is estimated that the first crop of turnips will about pay for putting the land down in permanent pasture. In no part of New Zealand are- land values rising so rapidly as in tins part of the Waikato district. TERMS: 10s per acre on date oi sale; 10 s per acre in 12 months, oi improvements to that amount. Balance remain for 5 years at 5 per cent. Write now for plans and reports of this block to ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD.. Palmerston North, the Auctioneers, or their Agents, MESSRS COOPER AND MANNING, and the FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., Hamilton.