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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 28 May 1915, Page 8

AUCTIONB. NEWTON KING'S LI_EP"St SALES. - MAY.— Monday, 31—Urenui.. LANDI LANBI liMi&\\ TARANAKI! TARANAKI 1 THE IDEAL DAIRYING COUNTRY OF THE AUSTRALASIAN^^ COLONIES; NEWTUN KliNG* AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT, AND* GENERAL MERCHANT: SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST* 75 ACRES, freehold-land, situate l» first-class locality and. within » few yards of post io ffioe, school an£ factory;, weU fenced »^ subdivided, all level and w«ll watered; 10-roomed house. 16-' bail cowshed and stable. Pric* £35 an acre. Terms £300ca*h^ balance can remain for good' term at 6 per cent. Can strongly recommend this littk dairy farm. 102 ACRES, freehold, all level and In grass, subdivided into 11 padfl^ ;-.^ ood-, pig,geries» concrete floors,- li miles fro"» railway. Ia , miles from factory; 6-roo_ned house good cowshed, orchardand relaid down again in £W hsh grasses. Price £32 an acre Terms £300 cash; balanced years at 5J per cent. This -»V m,^ cheap property. io° ESi frri d l *»d > **»»* 1100 acres has been felled: hiD-r and undulating country of cood quality, we ll watered, smS amount of fencing. Price £9 per acre. Must be sold to dost an estate; any terms give© in reason. No better investment offering m the Dominion. T Ag£NAja WOOL,, SHEEPSKIN HIDE AND TALLOW SALE/ Hide Shed—Cloton Road, Stratford (Next Dairy Factory ) NEXT SALF^-TUESDAY, JUNE 1 . Clients are particularly requested to forward consignments in time to arroa not later tnan FRIDAY. May 28. NEWTON KIN6L WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. At 11.30. -CTREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO Lve^* 6ell at their Yard* ™ 200 H"^ AD CATTLE ' 8 fat cows 8 Hereford cows in calf to Here*, ford bulls 4 choice 3-year springing heifers 40 weaners 25 forward bullocks 25 P.A. cows 50 forward bullocks 50 mixed cattle 1500 *ID^ D SHEEP, compris- | 60 fat sheep 300 forward wethers [ 175 forward empty ewes | 550 ewes in lamb to Down ana Romney rams j 150 fat and forward ewes 300 wethers IJQ MIXED PIGS. a L^ nclieo P may be obtained at tier A We hay 6 just had the following dairy farms placed on the market for sale, and seeing how hard it usually is to get inT-nTn? *T ?" e36r *«™. in want of-small places should not lose any time in inspecting. • "widiF*?*- nold- s *l*»di* Me dairy farm, all m grass and crop, no weeds; 1 mile to factory and school i*iJS -1° J good roads; good* nicely situated 6-roomed house/large rooms, 20-bail cowshed, concrete; P rSperty will carry 36 cows; 30 cows last year ayeraged over £14 per .cow. hZu?.' c P% T acre ' witb £*®> <*sh, balance for 7 years at 5 per cent! Ibis is a good^cheap farm, which we can recommend, and we will finance 59* ACRES. Freehold. Good, level dairy farm, practically free of weeds; will do 20 cows W ell; good 7-roomed house and 15-bail cowshed; school and factory opposite. Price, £27 10s per a*re, with £250 cash, balance h?%. Jears- No 2/4Qland ACRS S* F^ehold. Good, dean land, mostly been ploughed and resown; 4-roomed house and cowshed; school and factory within 5 minutes! £2$ per acre, with £200 or £300 cash, balance on easy terms. ■- No. 2/50N EW Z EALAND T OAN AND J^/JERCANTILE A CENCY ; QO., OTRATFORD. FOR SALE OR LEASE. WAVERLEY DISTRICT. 1 SO ACRES > land well sub-divided V « and watered by ram and wmdninl; first-class house 6 rooms,, bathroom hot and cold water; gootf: stable and implement sheds, fine cowshed concreted, filled with milkingmachines; will milk 65 to 70 cows Price £40, with £750 cash, balance good terms. Owner i s prepared to lease above property for 45 s an acre, _7Put back each year 5s Per acreworth of manure. Property joins Coop. Cheese Factory, School', and Post Unice. 80 ACRES, 1 mile from Wayerlev, . O all level, watered by windmill, well subdmded, good shelter hedges;, will milk 45 co\fes well; 6-roomed house,, good orchard, implement shed. 12-bail cowshed, concrete. Price, £55, with £400 cash, balance good terms; ownerwdl lease for 55s an acre, and put back 5s per acre each year in manure. Apply for further particulars to W. O'CALLAGHAN * HAWERA.