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Taranaki Daily News, 6 April 1920, Page 8

SALES B7 Al/CXION. NEWTON KING INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7th,,1020. 75 2-YEAR TO 3-YEAR IN-CALB| HEIFERS (in lots) .',• 30 2J-year in-calf heifers (good) 10 2-year Holstein in-calf heiferf (good) 40 empty; heifers j 20 empty Jefscy heifers 30 2-year steers 23 3J-year steers / 20 20-month steers 15 store cows 100 lambs ISO 2-tooth ewes 130 2-tooth wethers ' 200 4 and C-tooth wethers 150 4 and 0-tooth ewes SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. URENUI DAIRY HEIFER FAIR, THURSDAY, APRIL 8. IN-CALF, springing, and empty heifers, comprising—--165 20-month and 2J-year in-calf Jap sey heifers 70 2y 3 -year Shorthorn in-calf heifers] 80 25-year Holstein in-calf ttsif,era 30 weancr Jersey heifers \ 85 18/20-month mixed empty* 15 springing heifers (close Up) 10 dairy cows (July, August calvers) SALE AT 12.30 O'CLOCK. NOTE.—The big demand at prcsenS existing for dairy heifers has warranted the holding of this sale. The quality of stock to be offered is excellent, and can be confidently recommended to dairymen in search of heifers for the coming season. Cars will leave my branch of* rices on morning of sale. Would intend' ing buyers kindly book seats early. OHURA SALE. THURSDAY, Bth APRIL, 1920. 45,0 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, includ. ing—--100 3-yeut steers * 120 22-yeur steers 70 20-mouthx steers 1 17 2J-yoar i.e. heifers (good line) 25 2A-year i.e. heifers (good line) 30 IS-months h(>i.'t>rs 25 cows and calves 1000 MIXED SIIEEP ' including— COO lambs 250 2-tooth-wethers SALE AT 11 O'CLOCK. NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS O? WOOL held at WAITARA through* out the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC, oifered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT &ALE—Tuesday, April 27. Consignments must arrive by Friday previous. Advice Cards and Labels on application. NEXT VALUATION—Tuesday, April 13. LAND FOR SALE. FOR SALE 516 ACRES. Kjg ACRES, mostly in grass, well subdivided, four-roomed house, shed, sheep and cattle yards; plenty of grass and swedes for winter feed; handy to markets, etc.; can bo milked on or used for "razing. . PRICE—£I2 per acre; £IOOO cash. ■ This property has been well looked after and is still in the original owner's . bands. <' We have' inspected find approved of this farm. The owner wishes to retire and the price is our valuation for quick sale. Two returned soldiers would do well here. NEWTON KING, LAND DEPARTMENT, * - Inglewood. MATAMATA GOOD BUYING. >7Q ACRES at £37 per acre. AU in grass except 22 acres of swede lurnips (good crop); 20 acres just ploughed out of ttubble; all level to. very iasy undulating land, easily ploughed; line paddocks with all slieepproof fences, veil watered by creeks, springs and windni 11. House 5 rooms, scullery, washlouse, etc. Also three-roomed cottage, l-bail cowshed and outbuildings. Two niles from railway. There is great jrospective value in this property at £37 ier acre. Terms: £2OOO cash, balance msily arranged. ■ V ~,» We have a large selection of the best (■" )airy Farms in Matamata and surround-: ng districts. F: CLOTHIER & CO.; MATAMATA. !oK 42 - 'Phone 0A