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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 148, 18 March 1940, Page 14

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RURAL LAND FOR SALE. “FARMS! A STERN NECESSITY! PRODUCE MORE! 9 ACRES etinny Levin. Natty home 5 rooms and bathroom, electric hot water, electric range. Make splendid poultry farm. Price £895, including cow, 20 ducks, 12 fowls; £4OO deposit. Rare chance. 5 ACRES,' Paraparaumu, the ideal place fdr those in search of warmer climes. Here’s a farmlet'of good soil hich will grow everything well. Regain that Jost health working outdoors recuperating; growing onions, mushrooms, maize, strawberries, tomaloes and small fruits, keep ducks, geese, fowls, pigs and 2 cows, .the most healthy aud economical way of living. Comfortable villa 5 rooms and combination of outbuildings. Price only £1450. Snip. . a . 1 IW) ACRES. Excellent dairy farm, Levin. Warm, picturesque situation, nat LVV t 0 undulating, 22 paddocks, good pastures, well watered ; carrying 50 rows and heifers, bull, horse, 5 young heifers, 3 sows, pedigree boar, young pigs and full range farm implements. Dwelling 4 rooms, k’tte, hot/cold water, electric range, 3-cow plant, garage. Price £55 per acre, going concern. WHITEACRE, DENTICE & CO., ESTATE AGENTS. 7 COURTENAY PLACE. WELLINGTON. ACRES FREEHOLD DAIRY-FARM, situated 14 miles, good town, saleLclv j-.n-d, station, carrying 90 dairy cows, 20 2-y-Car heifers, 24 weaibws ,~ Imlls. 9 horses. Two houses. 2 new sheds and machine. Price, £<j*>* Cash, £3OOO. Make two ideal one-man farms. —Apply F. 11. BARNITT <£ CO., Land Salesmen. New Plymouth. Plrnne: Oilice, 1933; Private, 469.

AUCTIONS. ~MASTERTON SALE. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20, At It tt.m. Sharp. 3500 ! ' ll,: R El ‘* Comprising:— 3o() 2-tooth ewes t!OO m.a. ewes 500 4 and 5-year e«*> 500 w.f. and b.f. lamlhs 150 ewe lamllts 1300 2 and 4-tooth wethers 100 fat sheep At lb CATTLE FAIR. THURSDAY. MARCH 2.1. 1910. At 11 a.m. Order <>f Sale: Sheep, 11 a.m.; Dairy Cattle. 11.30; Fat Cattle. 1.2 noon; to he followed by Station Cattle 1050 CATTLE, compri.-ittg:— 300 3 anil 4-yr. 11. and I’.A. bullocks 250 2J-yr. P.A. steers 3(10 li-yr. P.A. steers 100 empty P.A. cows and hellers 50 cows with calves and r.w.b. 30 fat cattle 15 Jersey heifers, r.w.b. 10 store cows SHEEP300 m.a. breeding ewes 200 wether lam'bs 100 owe lambs 30 fat sheep ’ A 714 QHERRY may be in short supply from C 5 Spain, but there is a plentiful supply of New Zealand Sherry nt the Carlton.