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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3335, 13 November 1919, Page 8

TAIHAPE. s Sprung Cattle A Fa: P. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1919. V ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS LTD_ will offerat the Taihape Saleyards at 1 p.m.—- - 1037 Head Cattle, comprising: 1,00 3? and 4'-yr bullocks (lots) - 30 4 and 5-yr forward bullocks ’ 160 2—yr Shorthorn steers (10tS) ’ 100 2-yr Hereford steers (10135) 220 2-yr steers (lots) V "' V 60 2-yr Hereford heifers (one earlark) ' 20 good 20-month S.H. heifers 1 100 mixed sex Year-lings (10178) i ' 40 forward empty cows (lots) 1 ' _ 30 cows and calves ‘ 150 good 2-yr steers _ I 27 2-yr steers 1 j—¢—%&'l'a.lha.pee Sale. . I ‘WEDNE‘SDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1919. _ 2000 mixed wooliy hoggets (good) 220 mixed sex hoggets ' 130 shorn ewes with 100 p.c. lambs 2'5-0 mixed sex hoggets 100 ewes With 100 p.c.. lambs 25 2-3/1‘ empty Hereford heifers 6 4 and 5-yr broken and un- ‘ broken half drailghts sis fully paid up shares in the Taihape Dairy Company ..___......_._______________________ U n rese Wed Cleaning Sale OF CONTRACTING PLANT. « UTIKU. {

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919. _ “V _ At 1 pin. _ THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO.-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO.’ LTD., have received instructions from Mr J. S. Crighton, who is giving up contracting, to sell at Utiku on. above date, the Whole of his horses and plant, comprising,—— 16 draughts and half draughts 6 metalling drays 1 3%-ton spring waggon, 4-inch tyres . _ 1 3ton spring Waggon, 3-inch ‘ tyres . 1 35—cwt lorry, dray harness; ‘ gig ‘harness 2 tons chafi ' 4 bags oats 300 to 400 empty chaff sacks ‘ Tools, horse covers, S.F. plough and sundries. Mr Crig-hton has been contracting in the district and his horses are well known. Anyone in search of horses suitable for farm and contracting work cannot do better than attend this sale as the horses are a good genuine line. ....._..._.........._.....—........._..........._........ RAUPO AND ZE'Ii’A.X DRAINED, SWAMP, 425 ACRES FREEHOLD. Heavy river-silt swamp, abbut threepuariers in grass, balance flex and quarters in grass, balance flax and fire and then sow the grass~seed. You then have a farm that will practicaliy run a beast to the acre. The present drains‘ require deepening, for which there is plenty of fall and clear of floods. - This fine property is situated right on the East Coast. Railway, which -‘:3 being. constructed right alongside the property at present, and is within half-mile of the proposed station and three miles from cheese factory. A‘ road has recently been surveyed through the centre of this block, which makes it suitable for subdividing into 50 acre sections. The owner would ttzk-e half or the lot on the following very easy terms: Price, £4l per acre, £1 per acre cash down. Balance 5 years at 6 per cent.-, 6 months interest to be paid in advance. This property is .a real snip and will double its value within a few years. 122 ACRES ZFREEHOLD . The pick of the country, at present‘ cerying 112 heavy bullocks. Over a bullock per acre is turned off this farm‘ every season. Fully improved, good fences, good water, house, shed, off main road, close to post oifice, Etore, saleyards, and hotel; bush down, Price, £BO per acre. Cash down, £2000; balance 5 years at 6 percent. A 0 LO FARMER, LAND AND COMMIS» A SIONI AGENT, 1 Awake:-i (near Whakatane). I Phone No._ 43R, Whakatane Exchange. Postal °Addres_s: Awakerl, via. Roto-