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Taranaki Daily News, 24 May 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. STRATFORD SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, MAY 27. At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. VUILL offer, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Auctioneers' Association: 18 store and forward cows 24 20-month to 2-year steers 12 20-month in-ealf heifers 50 good mixed weanera 24 weaner ateers CALENDAR OP CLEARING SALES. Thursday, B—Mrs. John Smith, Opunake Road, Cardiff. Wednesday, 11—John Nicolson, senr., Friday, 6—W. D. Blennerhassett, Kaponga Saleyards, in conjunction with Newton King. Holly Bank Lodge, Hawera; sedigree Jerseys. ' Friday, 13— W. H. McDonald, Ball Road, Kakaramea. Monday, IG—J. B. Hine, Kateiramea. Tuesday, 17—John Walsh, Rawhitiroa (in conjunction with Newton King) Wednesday, 18—John Hodge, Matukaroa, Patea. Friday, 20—Frederick Hoskiu, Palmer Road Yards; sale of grade Jersey heifers. Friday, 20—Peter Romhild, Neil Road, Eltliam. Monday, 23—John Daley, Sutherland. Rd, Manaia. Tuesday, 24—Richard Canty, Taiporohenui, Hawera. Tuesday, 24—D. J. Burrell, Kakaramea, Wednesday, 25 W. A. Schmidt, South Road, Hawera. Wednesday, 25 F. and A. Bourke, Ball Road, Alton. Thursday, 26—P. B. and A. M. Torstonson, Mokoia, at Hawera saleyards. Saturday, 28—Bart DuifiU, Jr., Tokaora. Wednesday, 2—A. and J. O'Donnell's an- . nual sale of Rosy Creek pedigree Jerseys at Hawera yards. Monday, 7—George Martin, Rawhitiroa. Tuesday, B—R. J. Nairn, Elthani (in conjunction with Farmers' Co-op.) Tuesday, 22—D. J. Willis, Ararata. AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS DAIRYJNG LAND. Near rapidly growing town of Wanganui. IHE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE " AGENCY CO., LTD., will submit to public competition, at 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 28th MAY, in the FIRE BRIGADE HALL, WANGANUI, A~t *y ACRES, Homestead portion of * X ' the late G. C. B. Harper's wellknown "Featherston ! ' Estate, near Wanganui, subdivided into Six Farms, varying from 50 to 140 acres, all ploughable river flat land, suitable for Dairying, or any class of General Farming. Two adjoining owners are preparing to milk about 170 cows for coming season A Factory Site has been reserved, and will be handed free of cost to any company undertaking to erect a Cheese or Butter Factory. There should be no difficulty in establishing a co-operative cheese factory, as only 300 cows are needed. TERMS EXCEPTIONALLY EASY. 15 per cent, cash on fall of hammer; balance at 5 per cent, for 5 years, with right of renewal at same rate for further 5 years, upon payment of additional 10 per cent, of purchase money. For Plans and arrangements to inspect, apply to the Auctioneers, Wanganui, or any of their branches throughout New Zealand. ON THE FARM, BELL BLOCK. MONDAY, JUNE 2. NEWTON KING XT AS received instructions from MR. W. JEFFREY, who has sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction as above: 22 CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY COWS, July to August calvers, all Jersey cross (a heavily culled herd) 2 springing Jersey heifers 1 good gig horse, rising 5 years, by Baron Gee (slight reserve) 1 2-J-year Jersey bull 8 yearling Jersey lienors 1 trotting hack 1 sow with litter of 7 1 reliable milk cart mare I pedigree boar 1 school pony 2 sows due end of June 5. store pigs, milk cart and harness, 1 gig, good, just overhauled (slight reserve), gig harness, ail plough, tripod and chain harrows, ducks, fowls, horse clipper, saddle and bridle, 4 canaries with 2 cages, 12-gallon copper, milk cans and all'farm sundries. Luncheon Provided. NEWIW -KING WOOLBROKER. 1( GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF WOOL held at WAITARA throughout the -year. J 1 NEXT VALUATION-May (sth. |> SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. n NEXT SALE-May 27th. Consignments must arrive by Friday 11 previeus. Advice Cards and Labels on ~ application.