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Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. o 'E erEll HZ. LOAN & M.fl.CO QALENDAR of qlearing qales JULY: Monday, July 12 th.—F. W. Rowland Opunake. Monday 12th. —Mr. Kelly, Opunake. AUGUST: Monday Oth—T. S. Cox, Opunake. HAWERA HORSE FAIR. HAWERA SALEYARDS. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), JULY 10At 1 p.m. y Q HORSES, including Draughts, Halv draughts, Milk Carters, Gig ami Hacks. On account of a client—--1 horse, gig and harness (gig.rub-ber-tyred, practically new) On behalf of Mr. John Iverrisk—--5 3-year unbroken milk carters On account of Messrs. McCarthy Bros.: 4 good milk carters, all work 3 5-year half-draught l horses, any work OPUNAKE. MONDAY, JULY 12. 20 FORWARD & STORE COWS 10 in-calf heifers 20 springing heifers 30 weaner steers 10 fat steers 20 20-months steers 5 empty heifers 20 yearling heifers, good ■ 40 weaner heifers 30 mixed weaners 2 bulls 1 Berkshire sow (farrow 1 end July) On account of Kelly, Opunake,— Without Reserve: 29 dairy cows, Shorthorn, Holstein and Jersey, 2nd to 4th ealvers, due to calve August and September. All the above cows are showing up well and in good condition. SALE OF PEDIGREE CATTLE. A. & P. SHOW GROUNDS. HAWERA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25. Present entries comprise: JERSEYS, SHORTHORNS, HOLSTEINS & AYRSHIRE,S. From best breeders in Taranaki, Further Entries Solicited. TWO MAGNIFICENT FARMS. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. 260 ACRES Magnificent Drained land, rid) marine deposit, along with which is thrown in another 140 acres reclaiming flat which only needs 35 yards to the, chain to be added to fh stop bank to bring it in. There are miles of tiled drains, and the property is con sidered equal to the finest in the DominThe 260 acres all in grass, 17 paddocks. Residence 6 rooms, g00d.4-room ed cottage, S-1)ail milking shed, stables;, sheds. Bounded on three sides by river. Goods can be landed by steamer on the paddocks. Wintered 160 cattle (ineluding 60 milkers), 100 sheep and 5 horses, and under-stocked; 150 could b< milked this coming season easily. Splen did metalled road. Two miles good wharf and township, 10 miles Papakura station. Price £7O per acre for the 260 acres. Rest thrown in Deposit £3OOO. (C2) £IO,OOO easily in this for sub-division. 112 ACRES Spiendid Land, right in the best position in Eas- Tamaki, finest semi-volcanic soil. AJ] improved. Splendid metalled road. Wintered 50 milkers, 6 horses, and 0 2-year-olds, with no cropping, and manured only once in S years, viz., 5 years ago. Splendidlywatered. One mile schools 2 miles factory or town supply. First-class cropping land. Good residence 6 rooms. Large milkingshed, 8 bails, with room for more. Full range outbuildings. Price £llO per acre. Deposit £3OOO. We strongly recommend inspection, and will run prospective buyers over both if desired. They are botli within an- hour and a halfs motor of Auckland City. SHORT AND SMYTHEMAN, 11 Smeeton's Buildings, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND.

£3OO CASH SECURES 800 ACRES, Freehold, situa.ted two miles from township, on metalled road; all in grass but about 100 acres bush, 400 acres or more ploughable, 80 acres rich river flat; subdivided into numerous sheep-proof paddocks. Buildings: Two five-roomed houses and shed. Carrying capacity: 750 breeding ewes, 200 dry cattle. A good herd of cows could be milked on part of this property if desired. Price, %£lO 10s balance arranged. Reason for selling, holding too much land. Further particulars on application to NEWTON KING LAND DEPARTMENT, 'NGLEWOOD.