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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 126, 21 February 1941, Page 12

AUCTION’S. CLEARING SALE ON THU FARM. KARIOI, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1941. At 1 p.m. IAALGETY A COMPANY, LIMITED A 7 line, in EngltimD have i-ei-t'ivwl instructions from MR. W. ,1. STEPHENS, who is giving up farming, to.sell by Public Auction his property mid stock. ns under:— 1600 SUEEP compriCngt—--300 4-tooth ewes 300 G-tooth ewes 100 4-year ewes 100 5-yc:ir ewes 700 m.s. lambs ■BO 2-tooth widher.s 21 m.a. Romney rams 110 < -' A EEEE '-'(-’wpi'ising Go 18-mouth steers 25 3-yea A r steers 9 d'air,v cows, in milk, and to ettlve IO mixed cattle 5 1-draught Horses, all work. 2 sdraughty foals. 1 3-year j-draugbt filly, unbroken. I aged hack. 3-stand Wolseley She.'iriug Macliine (S.R.i, -1 h.ii. Wolseley Engine (S.R.), Donald ’WooJpress (S.U.i. Sawbencli, Chaffeutter. 13-Coulter Drill, Mower, Rilke, Topdresser. Hay Sweep, Roller, Tine Harrows, D.F. Plough, 3-Tip Drag. Chains. Harness. 40 Bales I’ress cd Hay and Sundries. Also, to be- offered before the stock, The Goodwill of 1017 acres Aotea Land Board mid Native Leases, approximately 19 years to run. annual rent £lO5 per annum. Situated 3 mile*from the Karioi Railway Station. The property is all in grass and in first class order, and ample provision has' been made for winter feed. There, are 10 acres in Gats and 35 acres in Turnips. Buildings comprise new 5-rd. House with all conveniences, and all necessary farm buildings and yards. Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the office of Harris, Tansoy A Ritchie. Solicitors, Raetihi, or at the offices of (he Auctioneers, in Wanganui. Raetihi and Taihape. The sheep are a first-class: line of bigframed. good conditioned Romney Sheep, and will do exceptionally well in any district. Light Luncheon Provided.

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