AUCTION SALES. NE\VI‘ON Kll‘«G'n LIST OF V CLEARING SALES FOB. SEP'I‘EMBER-- ‘ ' Monday 27«~Waiwakaiho Annual I Horse Fair. lIYHE NEW ZEALAND 1.1 lAN AND MER/O.AN'l‘lLhl AGIBNUX 0038 LIST OF SALBB FOB SEPTEJMBER——Monday 27--—‘Opunake. Tuesday 28-—~Maxlaia. V Tuesday 28--Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. September 30, October 1 and 2- ‘ Spring Horse Fair, Hawemr F STRATFOI'{D CA'.l.'l‘LE I AND‘ b'PRIN GIN G HEIFER SALE. TUESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER. Nmwwm KlNGwwill sell by Ana» tion as above.3 HEAD MIXED (T)A'I".I‘LE, 200 ewes in lamb . v 100 fat and forward wethers 400 hoggets H 7 AT THE SPRINGING HEIF‘-ER YARDS. 50 springing heifers Sale at 1 o’clock. ‘
HAWERA SALEYARDS. ANNUAL BUL|;.'l'-‘AIR. ' ' WEDNESDAY, SEI’TEMBERa 29.} bAt ljm. V - 4 ' N.Z. LOAN AND MEROAN TILE AGENCY 00., L'l‘D., Hawem, will hold their, Annual Bull %Fair as above. ~ PEDIGREE, Purebred, and Grade She:-thorn, Hereford, Holstein, Jersey, and Ayrshire Stud Bulls. . . ‘
. 'I‘OKO“SALEYARDB. A % .MONDAY, S ERA 27, 1915. NEWTON K‘l"l‘\-I-(-4-‘will s9ll at his Yards as above:HEAD CATTLE, % ‘ ‘ 14 springing heifers (close up) ! Sale 2:-:9-ii-adclock. M . INGLEWOOD. % *
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.. MAWHEWS, GAMLIN AND 00., will hold their usual weekly sale in their Inglewood yards as abozve. Present entries :-—~ ‘ HEAD. MIXED QA.'l‘I'LE» ‘ Sale at 1 o'clock. I ELTHAM SALEYARDS. M WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. M Sale at 1 o’clock. ‘
THE FAEMERS’ co-opeeative OEGANISATION SOCIETY Of N.Z, LTD., will sell by Public Auo tion, as above—--20 fat and forward cows 1 30 store cows 6 fat cows .3 bulls 60 mixed yearlings 20 S.H. steers, yearlings 60 4-tooth store wethers 20 mixed pig s 20 2-year empty heifers. IN DAIRY PENS— ' 30 cows and springing heifers
NORTH AUCKLAND. ' About 300 ACRES, of which 250 acres has been or is now under the plough; practically all flat and bounded on two sides by a river. There is about 50 acres now in‘ autumn oats, ‘showing good prospects. The place is subdivided into several paddocks, and the fences and gates are all good. Good modern new house of 7 rooms, and all conveniences, including hot and cold water service and situated in 8, most charming position, commanding a View of the Bay of Islands‘ Harbor, 2 miles away, where there is love: ly fishing and boating to be obtained. Good big orchard and two plantations, providing plenty. of fencing and firewood timber. The owner is offering the above improved half of his farm, as he finds the whole property too big for him, and he can then improve the other portion more fully, New running sheep and cattle, and sheep do remarkably well. This should suit a man who wents to semi retire. School within one mile of property;‘ Price only £l2 per acre, and good terms given. Further particulars apply ; L, JEFFERIS, % Kirikiri, Bay of Islands. :o_.v‘s}+ Ir?’ " ‘
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 23, 25 September 1915, Page 8
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