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AUCTIONS WAIPUNA EWE and RAM FAIR WAIPUNA STATION YARDS, IKAMATUA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, AT AT 1.30 P.M. 1600 Romney Two-tooth Ewes. 130 Romney-Cheviot Cross Two-tooth Ewes. ! 1700 Four-year Romney Ewes. 500 Five-year Romney Ewes. 140 S.M. Romney-Cheviot Cross Ewes. 2300 Shorn Romney Wether Lambs. 200 Woolly Romney Wether Lambs. 400 Romney • Cheviot Cross Shorn Wether Lambs. 200 Shorn Romney Ewe Lambs. 50 Romney Ewe Lambs. 60 One-shear Romney Rams. 50 One-shear Southdown Rams. FURTHER ENTRIES ARE INVITED DALGETY and NEW ZEALAND LOAN, LTD., Auctioneers, Christchurch. COALGATE EARLY EWE FAIR FRIDAY,!Bth FEBRUARY, 1966 Commencing at 1 p.m. TWO-TOOTH EWES: On account of Mr W. F. GERARD. "Whiouhau,” Hororata: 200 Romney two-tooth ewes. Dipped. No footrot on property. On account of Mr F. D. RICHARDS, “The Point.” Hororata: 160 Romney two-tooth ewes Dipped. No footrot on property. On account of MR J. G. CRAN, “Highlands”: 150 Romney two-tooth ewes. Dipped. No footrot on property. On account of MESSRS WILLIAM DEANS and SON, "Sandown” Darfield: 150 Romney two-tooth ewes. On account of Mr P. T. PHitLLIPS, Hororata: 80 Romney two-tooth ewes. 50 Halfbred two-tooth ewes. Dipped and sound in the feet. On account MR H. C. DEANS, “Tara," Coalgate: 80 Romney two-tooth ewes. On account of Mr R. G. DEANS, “Homebush," Darfield: 80 Romney two-tooth ewes. On account of MISS E. E. RICHARDS, "Roundtop,” Hororata: 75 Romney two-tooth ewes. Dipped. No footrot on property. On account of Mr S. M. WATSON. JNR., Coalgate: 50 Romney two-tooth ewes. FOUR YEAR EWES: On account MR R. G. DEANS, "Homebush,” Darfield: 300 Four-year Romney ewes. On account of ROCKWOOD FARM, LTD., "Rockwood,” Hororata: 220 Four-year Romney ewes. Pre-lamb shorn. On account of MR F. D. RICHARDS, "The Point,” Hororata: 210 Four-year Romney ewes. August short, dipped, and no footrot on property. On account of MR W. F. GERARD. "Whiohau," Hororata: 200 Four-year Romney ewes. Pre-lamb shorn, dipped, and no footrot on property. On account of MISS E. E. RICHARDS, “Roundtop," Hororata: 140 Four-year Romney ewes. November shorn, dipped, and no footrot on property. On account of Mr H. H. DEANS, "Auchenflower,” Darfield: 120 Four-year Romney ewes. Pre-lamb shorn. FIVE-YEAR EWES: On account of Mr F. D. RICHARDS, “The Point,” Hororata: 400 Five-year Romney ewes. August shorn, dipped, and no footrot on property. On account of MR R. G. DEANS, “Homebush,” Darfield: 300 Five-year Romney ewes. On account of MR H. H. DEANS, "Auchenflower," Darfield: 230 Five-year Romney ewes. Pre-lamb shorn. On account of MR H. C. DEANS, “Tara,” Coalgate: 200 Five-year Romney ewes. Pre-lamb shorn. On account of ROCKWOOD FARM, LTD., "Rockwood," Hororata: 170 Five-year Romney ewes. Pre-lamb shorn. DALGETY AND NEW ZEALAND LOAN LTD. Auctioneers, CHRISTCHURCH. 4204 LAND AUCTION 471 ACRES MIXED FARM GEORGETOWN, OAMARU. At National Party Rooms, Oamaru, MARCH 1 AT 2.30 P.M. Messrs Dalgety and New Zealand Loan Co., Ltd., will offer as above on account MR E. J. WEIR, AWAMOKO. his grazing and cropping property described as follows: Area Freehold: 297 acres 1 rood 35 poles being Pt. Sec. 2, 26. 29, Blk I, Awamoko S.D. Improvements: Comprise modern all-electric 3 bedroomed home (1400 sq ft), shearing shed, new sheep yards, implement shed, header shed, two men’s huts. Subdivision is by post and wire fences into nine paddocks, water available In all. Present condition 150 acres cash crops, balance in two. three and four-year pasture. 60 acres will be sown out in turnip and grass as winter feed Renewable Leasehold: 172 acres 2 roods 17 poles Sec, 3/4 Blk I, Awamoko S.D. Term of lease 33 years from July 1, 1954 Rental, £7O 4s p.a. (freeholdlng clause). Subdivided into three blocks, all in young pasture, watered by water race. Carrying Capacity: 800 ewes plus 100 acres cash crops. 11001200 ewes without crops. Auctioneer's Note: Situated alongside rail 18 miles from Oamaru. one mile from Georgetown this property is an ideal grazing and cropping unit. Excellent yields of barley and oats are obtainable and it is particularly healthy sheep country Typical Waltakf Plains type soil is all easily cultivated by wheel tractor. Daily mail, school bus. Delivery: March 31. 1966. Arrangements for Inspection with the auctioneers only. Further details on application to: MESSRS FITCH, MACKAY. WALKER and SALISBURY, Or the Auctioneers. 3753