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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 75, 20 July 1914, Page 8

NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., SPECIAL SALES FOR lULY . Wednesday, 15—Airs 11. McVinuey, Kapuni Thursday, 16—T. 11. Exley, Hawera (pedigree Jerseys) _ j, Friday, 17—On account client, Manaia Friday, 17—R. A. Dyson, Eltham Saturday, 18—Jno. Nicholson,, Tattersall’s, Hawera Monday, 20-r-I. B. J. Udeu, Hurleyville Monday, 20—A. Hazelton, Stratford, pedigree and grade rjerseys, , ' Tuesday, 21—Mrs J. Roots, HurIcyville Wednesday, 22—H. G. Freeling, Croydon Road, Waipuku Wednesday 22, and Thursday 23 W. T. Wells, Manaia (dairy stock) Thursday, 23—Coleman and Mackey, Robson Road, Ngaere Friday" 24—J. H. Free, Mangatoki Saturday, 25—Estate late J. W. i Scott, Whakamara (in conjunction with N.Z. Farmers’ Co-qp. Society) Monday, 27—W. H. Claris, Opmrnke Tuesday, 28—John Paterson, Sen., Patea Tuesday', 28—John Zurclior, Stratofrj yards Tuesday, 28—A. J. and W. Luxton, * Rawhitiroa ■■> Wednesday,' 29—M. Foley, Ahuroa Road, Wharehuia Wednesday, 29—M. Leydon, Manaia I Wednesday, 29 -Colonel Bentley, Rawhitiroa Thursday, 30—R. T. B. . Mellow, Kaponga , Friday, 31—W. T. Wells, Manaia (horses, implements, etc.) Friday, 31—R. B.* Gooding, Bird Road}-” Stratford AUGUST— Monday, 3—T. H. Jenkins, Eltham Tuesday, 4—Ezekiel Kerr, Rotpkari 1 Road, Eltham Wednesday, s—Samuel Parker, Mountain Road, Stratford • Thursday, E. Algie, Gordon Road, Toko ' Thursday’,- 6—Jas, Phillips,' Jun., Mangatoki, springing heifers (in conjunction with Newton King) v; i Friday,‘7—H. A. Wood, Eitham Thursday, 13.—Eugene Joyce, Awatuna SEPTEMBER— Saturday, 26—pedigree dairy sale, TattersaH’s, ’ Hawera NOTICE TO CLIENTS. Dairy Clients are requested io note that through special"terms on which the Company finances dairy cows purchased' at their auction sales, farmers save about 15s to 17s per head per year on each cow. STRATFORD YARDS TUESDAY, 21st JULY; 1914. 'JVTEWTON KING has received 4-1 ■ struotionsjnfroml MRS;' J SHARROCK,- Ross Road, Ta whose lease has expired, to sell, Pliblid Auction, Without Reserve the -Stratford tYandsy. on ab.qvo the whole ..of her daily herd, as IoWS !'— 30 daii J y 6ows;v 3rd, 4th and calvel's ■■ ■- Sale at T o’clock. IMPORTANT' SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. • oi .. ,v j —; . 'TV ft) M ARAETAI-BLO C K. 30,000 ACRES-IN'6O FA3 RAPIDLY RISING DISTRICT. , G °9]> PLOUGHABLE land 5 ' - A DAPTED: FOR datryin 3 - TUNING .OR CROPPING. r ■r? iu in- ?•*•••• >-•» LOW values AT PREi WHEMEmib; values-must GREATLY INCREASE. ; A BRAHa4t4 WILLIAMS;;Itd., have i been favored with instructions from’* . the Vendors : Of. the MARAETAI BLOCK, WAIKATO, to vA « llb rr^ l i ct ' ion ’ at HORSE BAZAAR; 1 HAMILTON; ’oti THURSthe.,3otlr of . July,, at 12 Inoon, block u ofi land,.' comprising 30,000 Acres, situated about 'ls miles froms-the Putardrui'Rail way Station, with the Maraetai i Railway iStation on the property, v- Subdivided . into 60 farms, ranging:in area from 110 to 850 acres. About nine-tenths of the -estate is flat and undulating, .ploughable land. The general nature l of the soil is of excellent quality;; being a dark loam, resting son a subsoil of decayed Rhyolite, It only requires cultivation to make it worth, many;times the present price. The land is ready for 4ho-plough,it- is w’ell watered by numerous streams and springs, grou,turnips, clover and English grasses to perfection. Particularly healthy climate. Abundant rainfall, there being an average of 60 inches a year. Efficient railway communication is now established. Fencing and building timber delivered by rail at reasonable prices. Good markets within easy distance. Post and telegraph office established. Tlig 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 this part of the Waikato .district. TERMS: 10s per acre on date ol sale; 10s per acre in 12 months, or improvements to that unmount. 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, thel Auctioneers, or their Agents, MESSRS] COOPER AND MANNING, and the j FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE AUC-1 TIONEERING CO., LTD., Hamilton.