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Taranaki Daily News, 19 August 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. N’Z. LOAN & M.A CO opunakjE MONDAY, AUGUST 21. JOQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, PIGS, Etc., including—--40 springing heifers and cows OPUNAKE SPRING HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY,,AUGUST 26. Entries are now being taken for the above. Forma on application. CHEER UP! rjpHE bottom has not dropped out of the universe and most of our troubles are of our own making. Land is only worth what it will produce, and the following should produce enough to make the purchaser contented. Lease 232 acres (R.0.P.) 21 years from March, 1920, at a rental of £loo* per year. The farm is well-sheltered from southerly and westerly winds and is well-watered by creeks. Half the farm has been ploughed and grassed during the last two years, and y the .balance is good rough feed, half of which is ploughable. About 5 acres shelter bush. CROPS consist of 8 acres turnips, one stack oats and 1 stack hay, which are now being used. Cream collected on farm. Buildings, etc.: House of 5 rooms, porch, bathroom, washhouse, new 8-bail cowshed with concrete floors and fitted with threecow Ridd plafat, Lister engine and Alfa Laval separator. STOCK: 41 cows due July, August and September, 3/2-year heifers due October, 1 pedigree Jersey bull, 4/2-year empty heifers, 15 yearling heifers, 1 draught mare (aged), 1 draught mare (9 years), 1 halfdraught colt (rising 2 years), 1 hack, 4 breeding sows, 1 pedigree Berkshire boar. 10 stores, 12 weaners. implements, 1 d.f. plough, disc and chain harrows, 9-coulter Empire drill, McCormick mower, sledge, spring cart, harness, collars, chains and sundries. Price for goodwill of lease and the above stock is £4800; terms easy. Full particulars from— GAUSTAB MARLOW GO., WAITARA.

CAMBRIDGE VSTHY not' come to the home of STUD FARMS at ONE-THIRD OF THE COST PER ACRE in Taranaki? Australasian Records for sale of Dairy Stock reared in this climate have been realised by Mr. C. Buckland and Mr. E. Griffiths. •Send me a collect wire when you are coming. Telegrams:— Hawke&by, Cambridge. A. D. HAWKESBY, ESTATE AGENT, DUKE STREET, CAMBRIDGE.

HOME SEPARATION THE BEATRICE SEPARATOR. rpHE most successful and reliable Separator for hand or power Home Separation is the “BEATRICE,” one of the highest grade machines on the market, and though not one of the common, low-priced machines it is at least the equal of some that are considerably dearer. Many hundreds are in use all over the North Island. Enquire before buying. STOCKED AT STRATFORD By JJNION pOUNDRIES, Which will be glad to fit it up for you, and gladly give fullest information.

CREAM ' THE JjTRESH JpOOD OOMPANY fJTAVE pleasure in guaranteeing that they will pay suppliers not less than — J/g per LB. FOR BUTTER-FAT DURING AUGUST. The Company will also purchase the Cream from Cheese Factories who have not dual plants, on most liberal terms. For particulars apply to— THE SECRETARY, St. John’s, Wanganui. Or— FRANCIS W. COURT, Representative. Sox 56, Stratford. Or Eliot Street, New Plymouth.

TO DAIRYMEN. RE YOUR CREAM. VV’E are prepared to purchase Cream in any quantities, and will either send our Lorry or arrange to have the Cream forwarded to us. Come in and see what we are anxious to do for you. It will pay you. We want you to enquire of us about YOUR CREAM F. S. BUTLER, DEVON STREET (Near Liardet Street). NEW PLYMOUTH. HOUSEWIVES! If you have not used DHOBIE SOAP TAON’T delay to buy a bar from your A Storekeeper. Read the directions for washing clothes without boiling, on “Dhobie.” Labels. DHOBIE SOAP is second to none for all household use. Obtainable from All Storekeepers.