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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 19 July 1920, Page 4

AUCTIONS. FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE OR> QANISATIUN SOCIETY. CALENDAR OP CLEARING SALES. JULY. Tuesday, 20—C. E. Trott, Hunter Road, Eltham. Wednesday, 21—Sole and McKay, Fraser Road, Hawera, Thursday, 22—M. K. Trott gen., Mate, Eltham. Friday, 23^. T. Rundle, Waiwakaiho Yards. Wednesday, 23— R. W. Dawson, Rahotu. Wednesday, 23— W. R. Laurent, at Hawera Yards. Friday, 30— X. Jones, Kgaere. Friday, 30— S. E. Roberts. Waiongona. Saturday, 31— R. S. Kirkpatrick, Awatuna. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. AUGUST. Monday, 9—T. S. Cox, Opunale. NEWTON KINCTS UST OF CLEARING SALES. JULY. Wednesday, 21— J. W. Espin, Tataraimaka. Thursday, 22— J. Stachurski. Ratapiko. Stratford. Thursday, 22—A. W. Phillips and A. Baker (pedigree Jerseys), at Rahotu Yards. Friday, 2&—C. Rowson, Stratford. Saturday, 24—A. Bulmer, Stratford Yards. Monday, 26— W. Corcoran, Urenui. Monday, 26—X. L. Kienner, Douglas Yards. Tuesday, 27~Mrs Barrett Road, Omata. Tuesday, 27— J. H. McPartland, Stratford Yards. Thursday, 2*— H. E. Greig, Pukearuhe (pedigree Jerseys). AUGUST. Wednesday, 4—R. Aroa, Uruti. SEPTEMBER. Wednesday, 22—South Taranaki Pedigree Jersey Breeders' Assn., Eaponga yards. RP. MORRISSEY & CO.'S | • CALENDAR OF SALES. j JULY. Fridaj, 30—Special Horse Fair. AUGUST. Wednesday, 18—A. and J. O'Donnell, annual sale of ped. Jerseys at Hawera. LAND FOR SALE. 1 Oft ACRES, good dairy farm; car- -*- O vl. rying 60 dairy cows and some dry stock; good buildings.; milking plant. Price, £115 per acre; £2500 cash. Mortgage £2550, due 1922, at 51 per cent.; balance 5 years at 5£ per cent. " Dl 4 310 ACRES, rich river flat; one of the best farms in the Dominion, replete with every modern convenience ; carrying 200 cows and 1000 sheep, which equals more than one cow to the acre. Price, £155 per acre; cash, £10,000 BURGESS & SICELY, Land Agents, MARTON. 010 ACRES, level; all in grass and •O JL W ploughable; subdivided into 20 to 30 paddocks, good fences; well watered; 2 houses, milking shed; 6-cow plant and outbuildings; all in good repair; good orchard; £-mile from school and 3J miles from "Glaxo" Factory by good road; telephone on; would cut into three farms; milking 140 cows. Price, only £55 per acre; cash £2000, balance arranged. Only reason for selling owing to owner's failing health. 1/39 282 ACRES, level; 35 acres turnips, balance in grass and all ploughable ; well subdivided and watered by springs and mills; 7-roomed house, wash house, man's room, milking shed, and 3-cow plant and implement shed; all in splendid repair; school opposite property ; 3£ miles from dried milk factory and railway station, by good roads. This property has two frontages and would cut up well. Price £50 per acre; cash £2000, balance arranged. 1/46 C L. MAHON, Land Agent, MATAMATA. NOTE.—Further information and particulars regarding the above and other properties on application to MESSRS' CAPLEN & COX, Land Agents, . - HAWERA. EQUAL IN QUALITY, BUT HALF THE PRICE OF HAWERA LAND. 9fid. ACRES, freehold; situated on £ml\j'-X. metal road; within 2 miles of factory and school; rural mail delivery; railway 5 miles; two houses, one of 5 living rooms, with all conveniences, other of 5 rooms, in good order; concrete ■xw shed, with 4-cow plaint installed goes with property; farm is subdivided into two sections, the homestead of 128 acres, and another of 136 acres, and with the exception of about 25 acres the whole place is dead level, being river flats, equal in quality to the Plains land. The whole farm, bar about 40 acres, has been ploughed and is down in a good sole of grass; at present carrying 50 cows, 30 in-caif heifers, and 70 dry stock, and there is an abundance of feed; would easily milk 100 cows. This place is absolutely the pick of our Stratford land, and is just on the market. Price for lot, £65 per acre; cash £3000. Price for homestead section, £75 per acre, cash £2000. Price for remaining section, £65 per acre, cash £2000. A. M ROBERTSON, Land Agent, STRATFORD. . v . . . | SMALL GOOD FARMS. 50 ACRES NEAR TE AROHA. ALL beautiful flat land; highly improved ; good little house of 4 rooms; excellent cowshed and buildings; 1 mile from "YVaihou railway, school, etc., and 4 miles from Te Aroha; milking 24 cows and carrying other stock. These cows averaged 2831bs butter-fat for past season. Price £110 per acre, with £1500 cash. I 75 ACRES NEAR MATANGI. ALL dead flat; all highly improved; well subdivided; good house of 6 rooms; cowshed and other necessary buildings; 2J miles from Matangi railway, school, and -. Glaxo factory; 10 miles from Hamilton; carrying 52 head of stock and 15 sheep (34 dairy cows); the 34 dairy .cows averaged £30 per head for butter fat this season. This property has not been specially fanned, and will milk 40 cows in its present condition. All stock is in prime condition. Price £90 per acre, with £1500, or less for £2000 cash. These are absolutely genuine model farms. HERBERT HEWITT, Box 229, Hamilton. THERE ARE FORTUNES WAITING TO BE MADE In hundreds of needed inventions. That idea of your may be the means o! making your fortune. For advice in these matters consult Henry Hugheß, Ltd., Patent Attorneys, 157 Featherstbn street, Wellington.—Advt. I