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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1920, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. f'jALENDAR OF fJLEAMNG QALES Monday 9th—X. Si. L'ox, Opunake. EtTHAM. WEDNESDAY, JULY 51. 20 forward and store cows 4 fat cows 2j yearling heifer* \ : "" 15 yearling steere C choice Holstein yearling heifers 5 dairy cows, close to profit 2 springing Holstein heifen 20 heifers in calf 60 s.tn. ewes in lamb IB fat ewee 10 fat lambs s 1 spring cart horse 1 spring cart (without reserve) 1 2-ton waggon 16 milk cans

HAWERA. THURSDAY, JULY 22. gg FORWARD & STORE COWS 5 good springing heifers 40 weaker heifers 20 20-snonth empty heiferß 8 fat cows 60 yearling Jersey-Shorthorn heifers 30 yearling Shorthorn steers 50 mixed weaners 100 good 20-month steers 25 4-year bullocks 5 hulls 20 store pigs 60 fat 2-tooth ewes 80 f. and f, ewes 15 fat sheep 50 lambs 3 maiden sows, in pig to purebred Berkshire b6ar 15 good store pigs 2 sows (to farrow immediately) On behalf of Mr. C. J. Hawken—--30 £ year Shorthorn, Holsteirf and Jersey cross springing heifjrs. SALE OF PEDIGREE CATTLE. A. & P. SHOW GROUNDS. HAWERA.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25. Present entries comprise: JERSEYS,, SHORTHORNS, HOLSTEINS & AYRSHIRES. From bestbreeders in Taranaki. Further Entries Solicited. GREAT PEDIGREE JERSEY SALE. WEDNESDAY, Gth OCTOBER. AT the New Plymouth A. and P. Showgrounds, under the management of New Zealand Jersey Cattle Breeders' Association (New Plymouth Branch). Entries are invited from Jersey breeders resident in the New Plymouth branch district (i.e., north of Miro, Inglewooi, and of Opunake) of bulls of all ages and heifers (maidens and carrying first calf). A large number of entries have already been received, and the sale is an assure!

F6r full particulars, apply to— E. GRIFFITHS, , Hon. Sec, Box 93, New Plymouth. TWO. MAGNIFICENT FARMS. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. OCA ACRES Magnificent ( Drained land, rich marine deposit, along with which is thrown in ouother 140 acres reclaiming flat which only needs 35 yards to the chain to be added to the stop bank to bring it in. There are miles of tiled drains, and the property is considered equal to the finest in the Dominion. The 260 acres all in grass, 17 paddocks. Residence C rooms, good 4-room-ed cottage, 8-bail milking shed, stables, sheds. Bounded on three sides by river. Goods can be landed by steamer on the paddocks. Wintered 160 cattle (including 60 milkers), 100 sheep and 5 horses, and undcr-stoclod; 150 could be milked this coming season easily. Splendid 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. -jlO ACRES Splendid Land, right in the heal position in Eas' Tamaki, finest semi-volcanic soil, improved. Splendid metalled road. Wintered SO milkers, 0 horses, and !) 2-year-olds, with no cropping, and manured only once in 8 years, viz., 5 years ago. Splendidly watered. One mile school, 2 miles factory or town supply. First-class cropping land. Good residence fl rooms. Large milkinyshed, S bails, with room for more. Full range outbuildings. Price £llO per arc'e. Deposit £3OOO. We strongly recommend inspection, and will rim prospective buyers over both if desired. They are both within an hour and a half's motor of Auckland City. SHORT AND SMYTHEMAN, 11 Smeeton's Buildings, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND.