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AUCTIONS THE FARMERS’ THE FARMERS’ ADDINGTON SALE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956 SPECIAL ENTRY On Account of MR C. W. McKEEGAN, “Waitohi Hills,’’ Hawarden. 200 Half-bred Wether Lambs. These lambs are off Tussock Country and will shift well. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD. Auctioneers, Christchurch. 3433 THE FARMERS’. THE FARMERS’. ANNUAL AUTUMN CATTLE SALE. To be Held in Our OXFORD SALEYARDS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23. AT 2 P.M. WE WILL OFFER:— On Account MR G. H. COTTAM, Ashley Gorge: 13 Shorthorn Steer Calves. 10 Shorthorn Heifer Calves. On Account MR C. H. MANN, Ashley Gorge: 15 Mixed £ex Shorthorn Calves. On Account MR I. S. SMIIH, View Hill: 20 Mixed Sex Red toll Cross Calves. On Account MESSRS PALMER and CRAWFORD, Ashley Gorge: 12 Mixed Sex Shorthorn Cross Calves. On Account MR L. BRUfE McKEAGE, Bennetts: 16 B. and W. Steer Calves. On Account MR A. DICKIE, West Oxford: 8 Grade Jersey Heifer Calves. 3 Jersey Crossbred Heifer Calves. Account MR I. H. THOMPSON, Carleton, Oxford: 1 2J-year-old Jersey Heifer, in profit. 2 21-year-old Jersey Heifers, due April. The above offering is a selection of Wellbred and Good-condition Calves, and are recommended as good shifters. FURTHER ENTRIES ARE INVITED FOR THIS ANNUAL FIXTURE. For particulars contact 'PHONE 116, OXFORD. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., Auctioneers, Oxford. 3320 THE FARMERS’ THE FARMERS’ PUBLIC AUCTION* ENTIRE DAIRY HERD . 61 HEAD. On Account MR J. B. PATTERSON, Brookside. At the LEESTON SALEYARDS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. Sale commences 1 p.m. sharp. We have been favoured with instructions from MR J. B. .PATTERSON, Brookside, who is giving up dairying, to hold a complete clearing sale of his entire DAIRY HERD at the Leeston Saleyards on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, sale commencing at 1 p.m. t This is an excellent opportunity for dairy farmers to procure high producing replacements for their herds or for any prospective dairy farmer to purchase a complete herd of first-class stock. All cows are in profit and guaranteed sound, they are all in excellent condition and are a credit to the vendor. Mr Patterson is also selling his dairy plant and pigs. The offering is made up as follows: STOCK: 38 Milking Cows, Jersey-Guernsey cross and Jersey-Friesian cross. All due to purebred Jersey Bull, July-August. The herd comprises: 10 Cows, due 2nd calf July-August. 8 Cows, due 3rd Calf Julv-August. 3 Cows, due 4th Calf July-August. 16 Cows, due sth Calf July-August. 1 Cow, due 6th Calf July-August. 13 Jersey-Friesian and Jersey-Guernsey cross Heifers. These heifers have been running with a purebred Jersey bull and are due September-October. 10 Jersey-Friesian and Jersey-Guernsey cross heifer calves.. 61 PIGS: 4 (aged) Purebred ' Devon Sows, in pig to purebred Lincoln College Large White boar, due in two months. 1 Devon-Large White, cross Sow, with litter (7). -2 Devon-Large White cross Sows, due in two months to P.B. Large White boar. 6 Devon-Large White Cross Maiden Sows, ready for mating. FL ANT: 1 G.'V.B. 3-Stand Milking Plant, one stand doubled up. In perfect order throughout. The plant will not be dismantled and can be inspected at any time prior to the sale on Mr Pattersonis property at Brookside. 1 Diablo 100-gallon Cream Separator, complete to clutch and motor, only done one season. 1 MHk ’ I v\ ai 75-gallon Separator. 1 *H Fence (as new >- 1 Heco Elec. Fence. , Cream Cans, 6, 8 and 10-gallon order. A “- Wave In N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD Auctioneers, Leestbn. 2419 THE FARMERS’ THE FARMERS’ PUBLIC AUCTION, OXFORD BUNGALOW AGNES°POWEIT the r E ??’'}-’ rE of JANET Two-tenths’of l‘p et ' h °n a TwentJ-foiu°™d veniences' S “ Garage ' al \ d all ConAUCTIONEER'S NOTE—andhwnoM P H rty Z e< ? u i res no maintenance or a ne«on b „ h deal for a retir «l farmer ven?en P t e Lnd n nTod°erS e gX S * V6ry farmers" oxFORD ngement with THE SOLICITORS FOR THE ESTATE, Messrs Joynt, Andrews, Cottrell, and Dawson, Christchurch. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP, ASSN., LTD. Auctioneers, Oxford. M.R.E.I. of N.Z. 2287 THE FARMERS. PUBLIC AUCTION. DOMETT: CROWN LEASEHOLD MIXED FARM. On Account of JOHN DOOCEY, ESQ. In The Farmers’ Land Auction Room, Cashel street, Christchurch. On WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, at 2.15 P.M. WE will offer as above 128 ACRES OF CROWN LEASE IN PERPETUITY, together with a good 5-roomed Dwelling having electric light, hot and cold water, telephone, and electric cooking. Washhouse and outside room. OUTBUILDINGS comprise woolshed, sheepyards and dip, cowbails, wood and truck shed, garage, implement shed and chaffhouse, and fowlhouse. The land is subdivided into 9 paddocks, is well fenced and adequately watered. AT PRESENT 8 acres in rape, 23 acres sewn down in good grasses, 8 acres oneyear grass, 53 acres in four to six-year grasses, balance older pasture. w'ITH LIME AND SUPER THIS LAND WILL HOLD AN EXCELLENT SOLE OF GRASSES FOR MANY YEARS. 60 BUSHELS OF WHEAT PER ACRE HAS BEEN GROWN ON THIS HOLDING. LAMBING 140% THIS YEAR. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This is a splendid little holding that will carry 300 ewes, with 20 acres of crop, fattens all stock, also stock bought in, as well as wintering outside cattle. Gates and fences are good, and there are 36 chains (double row) of well-grown pine trees, together with 28 chains of five to'eight-year-old macrocarpa trees. Lambs from this property have topped the Addington market on several occasions. BEING SOLD ONLY BECAUSE OF ILL-HEALTH. SCHOOL BUS AT THE GATE. RAILWAY STATION. MAIN NORTH ROAD HALF A MILE AWAY. SITUATED ON RIVER ROAD, DOMETT. ANNUAL RENTAL £3B Bs. For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to:— N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., Cashel street. Christchurch. MESSRS HELMORE, VAN ASCH and WALTON, Solicitor!. 3306