AUCTiOM&Efta' NOVICES. PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. 27th JUNE, 1911. THE SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS . will sell in the Farmers' Association yards:— 270 ewes* in. ilamb 100 hoggets 100 2-tooth wethers 100 fat aaul forward ewes 3UO 2-tooth ewes in lamb 200 forward 2-tooth wethers 150 fat and forward wethers 80 3 and 4yr fat and forward bullocks 5 fat cows 4 springing heifers (Jersey cross.) 12 good weaaier steers 1 empty eow 2 springing heifers 1 prime fat cow 1 forward steer 5 forward cows 35 20-iraonthis steers 14 heifers in calf 1 young dairy cow, guaranteed SALE OF FIRST-CLASS HERD OF DAIRY COWS. ON THE FABM, BANK LINE, one mile from Carterton. THITBSDAY, 6th JULY, 1911, At 12.30 p.m. ' D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., have been favoured wish- (instructions from Mr F. W. BURLING, -1» offer at above time amd place:—» KA Ffost-sJa®? springing Dairy *J'J v/OWis, due Aug. and Sept. 2 3yir old-hulls 5 sows in pig 1 BerJfoshir e hoar 50 healthy Ihoggets X spring cart up to 1-| tons, 1 4yr gelding, 2 draught geldings, harness, miilk cans, buckets, Alpha Die Laval Separator, iamd other dairy utensils. Also, 1 D.F. Duncan Plough, 1 set of Disc haaTows, Tine harrows, drill, swingle' trees, baa - s, etc., etc. Intending purchasers may inspect the above herd hy arrangement. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd., Auctioneers.
UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OP DAIRY STOCK, ETC., AT HAMUA. THURSDAY, 29th JUNE, at 12.30 o'clock. ABRAHAM Afl-D WILLIAMS, LTD., have received instructions from the Executors in the Estate of John Cavanagh, deceased, to sell as above— OO calve factory rates. 4 farm horses, 1 sow, 1 boar, 4 milk cans, 1 set 3-leaf harrows, farming tools, etc. NOTE.— The above herd can be recommended with confidence to buyers, tllie late owner making a practice of culling heavily each season.
ENDSLEICH ESTATE. THE Undersigned (have been instructed by the owner to offer for PRIVATE SALE, Subdivisions of the above FAR-FAMED ESTATE, In AREAS to. SUIT PURCHASERS. This property contains isome of the RICHEST/LAND IN THE DOMINION. Rich Agricultural flats, EMINENTLY SUITABLE FOR DAIRYING, Raising Fiat Lambs, Growing the highest averages of Cereal drops, and especially Ryegrass .and Clover Seed. SIXTY Bushels of Ryegrass Seed per pore, and EIGHTY TONS OF MANGELS per acre have been grown on (the (property. MAGNIFICENT RESIDENTIAL AREAS ARE NOW BEING SURVEYED ON, THE TERRACES OR DOWNS, and situated on the Middle Road, haviing splendid views of the Beretaunga Plains. One has only to see these <&ites to appreciate them. The present OFFERS AN OPPORTUNITY iseldiom .met Troth.to Professional men. Retired Farmers, Orohlardists, and others to secure properties which are unique and difficult to obtaiin amy where. The CLIMATE is PERFECT, and ■blue SOIL is all that oan be desired. The property is situated about three-quarters of a male (from Havelock, and four.miles from Hastings, and a Tram iService is now beting discussed to connect the two places. For full particulars apply to— WELLWOOD AND WELLWOOD, -' HASTINGS. Or G. A. PREECE AND CO., Palmerston N., Sole Agents.
F. P. WELCH. LAND AND ESTATE AQENT Perry Street, Masterton, TOfiKSHJBE INS USANCE COMPANY: fire, Accident and Live Stock. TO LET. 5 Rooms, 1£ acres, 12s. 6 Rooms, lis. 4 Rooms, f-acre, Bs/ 4 Rooms, new, £-&cre, 10s. Shops, offices and rooms. CHEAP DAIRY FARM. -j, 1 K ACRES, fine dairy farm, 5 IIU minutes' walk of township and station in Hawke's Bay, and otnly 1£ mile from big stock sale yards. Been all heavy hush. Now laid down in 'best grasses. Tern acres been cropped and 10 acres been stumped. Three acres in oats. Well fenced and watered. Five-roomed house; 9-bail cowshed, trapshed,- and other farm buildings. PRICE £2O per acre, £640 cash, or £9OO as going concern, including 25 good cows, 12 yearlings, bull, 3 horses, pigs, brake, (cost £3B 10s_ in 1910), harness, milk cans, and dairy utensils. Other land in vioinitv selling at £3O. TO FREEZING WORKS EMPLOYEES. CHEAP HOUSE. 5-Roomed House, gas and water laid on, washhouse and copper set j outhouse 12 x 20. Over quarter acre land. Garden and fowl run. Board fence round section. Nearly half way to freezing works. Owner selling cheap owing to leaving the district . Only £350; £SO cash. 522. A CHEAP LEASEHOLD. 1 P\f\ ACRES Leasehold, with purLl)\J chasing clause at £ls; 3 years to run from September next. Rent 15s. Good dairy and sheep farm. _ Close to school and creamery, and within easy distance of station. Four-roomed house, cowshed, trapshed, pig styes, etc. Goodwill £125, or £325, including 25 cows, 1 Jersey bull, heifers, 2 sows with litters, cans, cart and harness, poultry. A real good thing. Pahiatua district. Mastrrton Farmers' Implement Company are Iron and Br;iss Founders, with a .reputation for turning out first-clasp dependable work.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10271, 26 June 1911, Page 8
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