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Taranaki Daily News, 28 September 1940, Page 14

SALES BY AUCTION. FORDELL SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, at 1 p.m. t J1 150 Head of mixed Cattle comprising40 Yearling P.A. Heifers. 20 2-year P.A. Hereford Cross Heifers 15 2-year P.A. Heifers. 24 Yearling P.A. Steers. 8 Fat Jersey Cows and Heifers. 3 Prime Cows. 6 Fat and Forward Cows. 3 Springing Cows. 20 Head of mixed Cattle. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. (Inc. in England.) TAUMARUNUI SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940. At 10.30 a.m. (on pigs.) 50 Pigs, weaners, slips and stores. 1200 Sheep comprising— 700 Ewe Hoggets. 200 Wether Hoggets. 100 Wethers. 200 Ewes with Lambs. 150 Cattle comprising: — 35 2, 3, 4-year Steers. 50 1-year Steers and Heifers. 15 1-year Jersey Heifers. 50 Mixed Cattle. ABRAHAM AND WILL1AMS LTD. AND DALGETY AND CO LTD. (Inc. in England), TAUMARUNUI.

HAWERA JERSEY CATTLE CLUB. 19TH. PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL FAIR. At the GLOVER RD. SALE PAVILION. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 11.30 A.M. (Jg SELECTED H1GH-CLASS BULLS. This remarkable offering of young pedigree Jersey Sires from the leading breeders in the province represents the cream of Taranaki's Jersey blood. A good bull is the surest way of increasing production. Secure a catalogue from the Auctioneers and study the wealth of butter-fat backing. Auctioneers in conjunction: FARMERS' CO-OP. ORG. SOC. LTD., Hawera and Branches. NEWTON KING LIMITED, Hawera and Branches.

URENUI BULL FAIR. MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1940. At 12 Noon. gQ PEDIGREE and Grade Bulls, including entries from Messrs. A. W. Peterson, A. H. Kendall, Sid and A. Col, H. C. Bishop, A. Sheard, H. Purdie, W. J. Freeth and Roy Weedon.

LAND FOR SALE, FORCED SALE— OWNER IN HOSPITAL ACRES. Rent thirteen pence per acre o.r.p., goc 1 district. 500 acres ir. grass, 300 acr »s in good bush. New house of six rooms, good cowshed and outbuildings. The following stock goes with this cheap farm: Milking machine, 49 cows in milk, 13 heifers, 3 bulls, 5 sows, farm horses, etc. 364 sheep, all lambs. A gift at £6 per acre on easy terms, or will exchange for small farm, boardinghouse, hotel, shcps. Anything rent or interest bearing. M. Mq)0NALDLAND AGENT. Opp. County Hotel, Grounu Floor. Phone: 321 Day; 574 Evenings.

CHARM1NG HOME. rpHIS very attractive home, modelled on the lines of an old English cottage, stands in an acre section. There is a clump of native bush, also flowering and other shrubs. The house is exceptionally well built and has tiled roof. There are two bedrooms, glassed-in porch. sitting room (beamed ceilings), breakfast room. kitchen, bathroom, etc., electric range and hot water. Large garage. For auick sale price £1350. Now vacant. L. A. NOLAN & CO., LTD.

THIS IS THE CHEAPEST LEPPERTON FARM QUOTED THIS SEASON. Qf) ACRES Freehold, going concern > Carry 40 superior Jerseys. 3 Yearlings, 2 horses. Modern five-roomed bungalow. conveniences. Cowshed concrete floor. ' cow plant. Ample shelter excellent pasture. Price £46 per acre. easy terms. Apply Sole Agents. F J-[ £*ARN1TT & F°LAND SALESMAN, NEW PLYMOUTH PHONES: Office 1933; Private 469.

DO YOU WANT TO SELL7 \\7E still have prospect! ve purchasers of farms and house properties. Let us have particulars and we will do the rest. lf you wish to sell your farm next yeai let us have full details now and an inspecti m can be made and your property placed in our Saies Register. jyEWTON |^ING J ^IMITED THROUGHOUT TARANAKI

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