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Franklin Times, Volume 14, Issue 189, 27 April 1925, Page 8

Auction Sales. AWHITU. ALFRED BUGKLAND & SONS, LTD., have received instructions from Mr John D. Kemp, Awhitu, who is retiring from dairying, to sell as above THE WHOLE OF HIS REGISTERED PEDIGREE AND HIGH-GRADE; JERSEY CATTLE. 55 Registered Pedigree Jersey Cattle. 50 High-grade Jersey Cows, in milk and due to calve to the Pedigree Jersey Bulls, Jehu and Signals Knight. 40 High-grade 2-year-old Jersey Heifers, in calf to the Pedigree Jersey Bulls, Jehu and Signals Knight. 1 4-cow Ridel Milking Machine, 2$ h.p. Anderson Engine, complete. 1 65-gal. Alpha-Laval Separator, 1 70-gal. Titian Separator, 1 65gal. Demo Separator, 1 10-gaL and 4 8-gal. Cream Cans, Dairy Utensils, etc. Also, HIS THREE FARMS, situated at Awhitu, of 270 acres, 143 and 200 acres. (Particulars later). Launch leaves Onehunga 8 a.m. and Waiuku at 8.30 a.m. on morning of sale, and conveyances will meet on arrival at Awhitu. Catalogues on Application. Luncheon Provided. Business Notices. P HENRY & SON Licensed Land Agents, Valuers, etc. We have just sold the 148 i acres,, Waiau Farm advertised in this column, to a substantial man of wide farmingexperience, whoi is well pleased with, his investment, which we have nodoubt will prove very profitable. WE NOW OFFER FOR INVESTMENT" OR FARMING PURPOSES, A BLOCKL OF VERY SIMILAR LAND AT A MUCH LOWER PRICE AND EASIER TERMS. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. 333 Acres, 4 miles from Patumahoe, on main road to Waiau.

Nice level land, all in grass exoept about 10 acres; long frontage to main metalled road, also similar frontage tosalt water beach; subdivided into several paddocks. Small dwelling, milking plant, milking shed, and yard. Some 50 cows at present being milked on property, which, with proper treatment, would) carry 150. i*^ K'JB Would make a good sheep farm. Good cutting up proposition, out into three nice farms with ample metal road and beach frontages to each. PRICE: £ls per acre; £7OO Gash. This property in good hands will double its value in a few years. Interested parties will be showik over the property. We could call particular attention* to the above 333 acres, and to the Waiau lands in general. Notwithstanding the slump, where* else can you get, handy to town and? rail, nice level easily worked land with good metal roads, water communication and land that is profitable for dairying, seed and grain cropping, also for early potato growing, for £ls per acre. The present season has proved* this land capable of producing over 10 tons of table potatoes to the acre, besides seed, with only ordinary manuring and any grain or root crops that can be grown on the high-priced landsof Pukekohe or Patumahoe can be produced to equal advantage on these Waiau lands. The sensible farmer who gets in now at £ls per acre will/ be securing some prospective thousands to materialise a few years hence. APPLY— P. HENRY & SON AGENTS AND GENERAL PROVIDERS. PATUMAHOE. HONE 2. LETTER BOX i\ PATUMAHOE. EXCHANGE.

Beatty and Marshall BUTCHERS KING STREET PUKEKOHE* All Meat of Prime Quality. AND KEPT IN COOL STORAGE. BUYERS OF FAT STOCK: Best Cash Prices Given. 'Phone No. 40. MOTOR-CAR INSURANCE. FARMERS' SPECIAL. The South British Insurance Co. . Limited. JNO. KINGSTON, Manager. C. K. LAWRIE, Agent.