AUCTION BALES. rpriHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE ALENoI Co.'s LIST OF SALES FOR OCTOBER— Tuesday 19—Stratford. i Tuesday 19 —Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 19—Stratford Wool, Skin, and Hide Sale. Tuesday 19—Kakaramea Empty Heifer and Bull Fair. Wednesday 2d—Eltham. Thursday 21—Hawera. Friday 22—Palmer Road, Monday 25—Opunake. Tuesday 2d—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 2d—Manaia. ' "Friday 29—Waveriey. miiE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE A ORGANISATION SOCIETY or N.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALES FOR LH-IUBER—-j Manaia (Bull Fair)— 'Tuesday, 19. Manaia —Tuesday, 19. Auroa —Friday, 22. Auroa (Bull Fair) —Friday, 22. Okaiawa —Monday, 25. , Eltham—Wednesday, 27. , Eltham (Bull Fair)— Wednesday, 27. ! Hawera—Thursday, 28. I Hawera (Horse Fair)—Saturday, 30.
ANis UAL SALE OF THE YEARLING HULSi'EiN AND SHORTHORN MILK-RECOR]} BULLS; Also- — huestein anl shorthorn LOWS ANL HEIFERS, FEOM THE WEEAEOA EXPERIMENT iAL FARM HEEL. TO BE HELL ON THE FAHM. jTUtSDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, 1915, at 12 Noon. ESSES LALGETY ANL COMi/AN Y, LIMiTEL, will sell, as {above, by Public Auction (WITHOUT I RESERVE) — 2b Sires, ail bred on the property Also—■l Holstein Heifers and 1 Cow 3 Shorthorn Heifers and 3 Cows NOTE.—The Sires of the Holsteius • ,ij o American stock, bred from some i. the Heaviest, milk yielding families of the United States. The Shorthorn Bulls are sired by two Shorthorn Bulls, imported from the famous Larbalara Estate Herd, {Guudagai, N.S.W. The quality of the Weraroa Experimental Farm Holstein and Shorthorn Cattle are so well-known that it would bo superfluous for the Auctioneers to make further comment. Catalogues can be obtained from the Auctioneers. siVl LALGETY ANL COMPANY, LTD., WELLINGTON, Auctioneers. S U PPLEMENTAEY HORSE FATE. ATRATFORD YARDS. SATURDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, 1915. mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANL A MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will hold their Supplementary Horse Fair on the above date. ENTRIES SOLICITED. NORTH AUCKLAND. About 3UU ACRES, or which 260 acres has been or is now under the plough; practically all flat and bounded on two sides by a river. There is about 60 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, iucludiug hot and cold water service and situated in a most charming position, commanding a view of the Bay of Islands Harbor, 2 miles away, where there is lovely lishiug 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. Now running sheep and cattle, and sheep do remarkably well. This should suit a man who wants to semi retire. School within one mile of property. Price only E 2 per acre, and good terms jjiven. Further particulars apply L. JEFFEBIS, Kirikiri, Bay of Islands.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 41, 18 October 1915, Page 8
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