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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3339, 18 November 1919, Page 8

''S 1 ' Taihapefi a. e.L 1 WEDNESDAY,‘ NOVEMBER 19, 1919. 220 mixed sex hoggeits 130 shorn ewes with 100 p.c. lambs . 250 mixed sex hoggets 100 ewégfiye with 100 p.c.. lambs‘ 25 2—yr empty Hereford heifers 6 4 and 5-yr broken and unbroken half drailghts 38 fully paid up shares 1?: the ’ Taihape Dairy Company 60 4 and_ 6-th woolly wethers (good) ‘ - ______________,____,__,_ Cam’-ler>’s Plant Sale. . "M Under instructions from MR JOHN CAPILL THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN.-& MERCANTILE AGENCY} co. LTD, will otter at the Taihape Saleyards (immediately after sale of stock) at about 2.30 13,111. on WEDNESDAY, Decemiber 3rd, 1919, "the Who] of his carrying plant, consisting of:——- 1 1 8 horses in work ‘; 1 hack ‘ 1 2%-ton lorry 1 35-cwt express with .-emovable hood ' 1 30-cwt spring’tin cart 6 sets harness and -extra. collars 4 spare brake wheels And all ‘necessary gear in connection with an up~to-date carrying business. IAUCTIt‘3NEERS' NOTE. - As Mr Capill is retiring from the carrying -business the above is for absolute” sale and is in thorough good working order. ‘ - ._..___..__.._..._._____._.___.___._... Mangawelca Sale THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1919. 1 200 good mixed hoggets in WOOI 100 full-mouth ewes with 100 gm.’ black face lambs at foot 50 ewes and lambs 145 3-yr steers (lots) ‘ 70 2-yr steers (lots) . J 70 12 to 15—mth shorthorn-ll ' Hereford steers (lots) 1 30 4-yr 'bullocks ~ 1 130 2-yr empty heifers . ' 25 3;-yr bullocks 20 3-yr empty §horthorn and‘ Hereford heifers 12 4 and,s-‘yr bullocks ] 16 cows and calves (lots) ’ I , 12 mixed yearlings (lots) ' 2 cows in calf I 1 Shorthorn bull 17 good 3-yr bullocks 2 fat cows A 1 fat heifer 1 4-yr purebred Hereford ’r.-ull Luncheon and afternoon tea. may be obtained at Red Cross shop.’ I more AND PLAX DRAINED, ‘ . SWAMP, {

425 ACRES PREEHOLD. Heavy river-silt swamp, about threepnariers in grass,» balance flex and quarters in grass, balance flax and firc and then sow the grass-seed. You then have a farm that will practically 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'Railwa.y, which is 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 take 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 la. real snip and will double its value within a few years. 122 ACRES PRBEHOLD The pick of the country, at present carying 112 heavy bullocks. Over a. bullock per acre.is turned of this farm every season. Fully improved, good fences, good water, house, shed, off main road, close to post oflice, store, saleyards, and hotel; bush down. Price, £BO per acre. Cash down, £2000; balance 5 years at 6 per cent, A 9 L! FARMER, LAND AND COMMIS- ; SION V AGENT, ‘ Awakeri (near Whalsatane). Phone No. 43R, Whakatene Ex. «hangs. ' -_ Postalnddress: Awakerl, via Roto{Té CROCKERY&GALORE at Ward and C'o’s., also enamel tin and brushware. We have 50 dozen odd cups to sell at