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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 815, 12 May 1910, Page 10

AUCTIONS. MARTINBOROUGH SALE. TO-DAY, THURSDAY, 12th MAY. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS will sell -£-». at the Martinborough yards:— 150 good woolly lambs 200 four, six, and full-mouth ewes in lamb to Romney rams 20 fat owes 100 forward empty ewes 40 tw.o-toqth owes ami wethers 200 good owes, in lamb 400 full-mouth ewes,'in lamb to Blackfaco rams. Special entry on account of Charles Harris, Hautotara-^; 3000 ewes and iambs to English Leicester rams (to be drafted). LEVIN STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW FRIDAY, 13th MAY, 1910. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— ■ 500 fat and forward Lincoln skinned ewes (first-class line) 350 4 and G-tooth ewes in lamb to Romneys, (extra good) 220 fat and forward ewes ■ 200 fat and forward Romney skinned ewes (first-class line) 200 2, 4, and G-tooth and f.f.in. ewes, in lamb to Romney rams 150 woolly lambs * 120 owes, in lamb 100 ewes in lamb to Romneys 80 mixed sheep 70 lambs GO prime fat ewes 30 fat lambs 60 fat ewes 20 18-months steers 20 18-months heifers 20 3-year springing heifers 16 fat cows 1 6 prime fat heifers 120 extra prime ewes 50 25-year steers, good lins . 35 3-year steers, good line . On account of Mrs. Bradlee, Manakau— 700 mixed lambs (ono earmark and off hills] WAIKANAE STOCK SALE. . TUESDAY, 17th MAY, 1910. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., AND DALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— ' 120 good lambs . : 110 mixed lambs 100 forward lambs . GO ewes in lamb . 50 prime fat lambs 120 empty ewes 120 2-tooth wethers 10 springing heifers ■ 10 weaners 8 weaners • ■ ' ■ 2 good dairy cows 2 heifers in calf Also,, on account Mr. John Rickard, who is leaving the district— 9 woaners 1 young dairy cow in milk 1 s.f. plough, set harrows, large meat-safe, pig-scalding trough, wheelbarrow, poultry, and sundries. Please Note that this sale will bo held on TUESDAY, instead of Wednesday. DAIRY FARMERS. THERE Ib MONEY IN BUTTER. , Your Attention is Directed to the ENGLISH BUTTER MARKETS, Also to the . : CHOICE DAIRY FARMS That will produce profitable butter-fat offered for salo by the undersigned •— nAa ACRES, MANAWATU, all flat AlrtU (part stoney), ring-fenced, all in grass, but 5 acres shelter, bush, 6-roomed house, 12-sta'll" cowshed, handy to school and butter factory. Price, only ,£l6 per acre; terms. im ACRES, MANAWATU LINE, JLtJI/ rich Dairying Land, 5 miles from' Etation by metalled road, well watered, 7 paddocks, 15 acres broken to the plough, 31 miles from creamery. Building erected to suit purchaser. Price, .£27 per acre; terms arranged. . . NOTE.—WRITE, stating your requirements to the undersigned, who has Farms of all sizes, and all prices, and on torms to suit all pockets, lor Sale in all parts of the Dominion. ■ H. ERNEST LEIGHTO.N, ISO FEATHERSTON STREET, ' WELLINGTON, AND AT LOWEK HUTT. THE SUNNY NORTH. . Jill PER A.CRE.-FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM, NORTH AUCKLAND. OCA ACRES, all in grass except 25 OolF acres in bush; all ploughable; mixed English grass; all fenced; subdivided into fi paddocks with s> wires. Water in every paddock. Mostly -undulating. Limestono soil. Carrying capacity, 1000 sheep, besides other stock. House, (i rooms, cowshed, 14 bails, and other buildings. Good road to property; i mile to school, 2 miles to creamery, 2 miles to township. This farm will easily carry 100 dairy cows; over 90 cows have been milked on tho place, besides-yCarry-ing a lot- of' other stock. For further particulars, apply or write to DAWED &CAY, Land Agent, Vulcan Lane, AUCKLAND. CHOICE DAIRY FAKMS FOR SALE. net ACRES, all well grassed; subUrs divided into 10 paddocks; well watered, all level; 30 acres been plough, ed, good wire fencing; now carrying 25 cows; splendid S-roomed house, nicely 6ituated; first-class outbuildings, including concrete-floor cowshed; very choice property; only 1 mile from Post Office School, and Railway Station. Price, £40 per acre; '£480 cash, baiauce. ID years, at !) per cent. A snip. t( nn ACRES, all in grass except 2 JLiStJ acres shelter bush; 100 acres has been ploughed and resown; well fenced; 12 paddocKs; now carrying- 75 cows; li mile from Factory, School, and Post Office; 9-roonie'd House and 21-bail cowBhed. This is without exception tho most highly improved farm in- the district; frontage all planted with shelter and ornamental trees; very healthy position. Price, £27 10s. per acre; ,£IOOO cash, balance 5 per cent. This is a rare chance for anyone wanting a nice homo. Write at once to YOUNG, HOBBS AND CO., Stratford. COME TO TAIHAPE. TF you want good, healthy; 3-sheep-to-jL the-acre. country at £7 per acre, handy to Main Trunk. HERE' ARE A COUPLE. " /.n A ACRES (400 0.R.P., 200 L.1.P.), 13 -Ovl/ miles by good road from railway 6tatich. post office, etc., 1J miles, school, 5 miles, all felled and in good grasses, except 80 acres in bush, well watered, 10 paddocks, 5-roumed house, 1 acre orchard, woolsbed, yards, etc. Stock now on' place, 1400 big sheep, 750 lambs, 15 cattle, and horses. Price, ,£6 per acre, mortgago .£I3OO, G.A.S. ■j AAA ACRES (COO L.1.P., 400 0.R.P.), J.UUU 12 miles by good road from railway station; P. 0., telephone, and M.O. offico a few chains distant. All in good grasses, except about 70 acres bush. Easy country, and a lot ploughable, when stumped. Fenced, and subdivided into 14 paddocks, new 7-rooined house and 4roomed cottage, with orchard, otc, to each, 2 woolsheds, 2 sets yards, 45 bales of wool taken off tho p'aco last season. Stock now on, 1600 breeding ewes, 1160 lambs, 42 rams, 50 cattle, and horses. Price, only ,£7 per aero. Terms arranged. A 'CHEAP BUSH FARM. f-AA ACRES, 0.R.P., at 17s. Gd. acre, QV\) 2J miles from railway station, CO acres felled and grassed, balance bush, carrying capacity, 2 sheep to the acre all tho year round, all the frontage fenced (G5 chains), whare, 20 x 10, built of sawn timber. Price only .£2 2s. Gd. per aero. Terms, half cash*balance at 5 per cent. Or will exchange for houso property, well let, of equal value. A. G. CUS\3SWiGHAM, LAND AGENT, TAIHAPE. 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