SUB-DIVISIONAL SALE. i ' ' ■ ■ ■ ■ j" MUHTTNOA AND KUKXJ LEASE- t HOLD BLOCKS, CXMX. 4*: Under Instructions from Messrs* | Skerman and Poderift. \i " "i J^ALUKTY & CO., LTD., will! offer-fbr Sale by Fublic Auction at th*| Public Kail, OKAU, on 27tk JUNE, af 2 p.m.— THE WODWILL OF SUB-LEASER OF THE ABOVE BLOCKS \ The >I-:liunoa Block (500 acres) ty divided iuto 5 handy sized sections^. comprising- some of the best land in th* district.. Sections 1 (76 acres), 2 (7S» acres), i (78 acres) and 5 (70 acres)} all comprise heavy dairy land, Seetioii 2 (201 acres) being more adapted t«k mixed farming. Situated adjacent tflk the O]iau railway station and Oha* township, within 3$ miles of Levin, an<l 1 mile from the Kuku cheese factory* There ia an excellent train service, botk', north and south, while the climate i* unsurpassed in the Dominion. { Kuku Block (117 acres) is situated ort Ohau East Eoad, 2* miles from Ohao* with the Kuku Factory 1 mile distant. Au excellent block of heavy grazing capacity, having wintered 2 ewes pei; acre, and done them particularly welll It is eminently suitable for mixed farm* ing and would carry a few cows in addition to sheep. > THE TEEMS OF SALE ABE— . I 15% on fall of the hammer; /** 10% at expiration of 1 year; */' 10% at expiration of 2 years; * 10% at expiration of 3 years; "'"s 10% at expiration of 4 years; i Balance at expiration of- 5 years, i Interest on unpaid purchase rnonejf at 6% per annum. — Possession given and taken on 12t& July, 1923. Plans arc now available at allbranches of the company. . DALGETY & CO., LTD., ' i Auctioneers, Wellington. ' 16,25 i unreserved" disposal sal£ HIGH »GRADE JERSEY CATTLE HUNTERVILLE YARDS. (For the convenience of. clients.) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. At 12.30 p.m. AND WILLIAMS, LTD in conjunction with MURRAT* ROBERp AND CO., LTD., hay« n~ ceived instructions from Mr. O. J 4 Masters, who is going out of dairyings to sell as above the whole of his first* class Jersey herd, comprising— Q2 HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS* due factory dates 21 2-year grade Jersey heifers^jifc. Jersey bull 1 pedigree Jersey bull, "Earisfcal , Oampanili Lad" 1 2-year purebred Jersey bull 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 1 pedigre Berkshire sow 2 sows to farrow 9 store pigs AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—We can, absolutely recommend this herd. Ml* Masters, who has -been dairying si»os 1901, has used nothing but pedigre* bulls for the last fourteen years and has consistently culled heavily, conse* quently nothing but tip-top cattle ai*being offered. All the cows have bee* served by the pedigree Jersey bvS "Earlston Campanile Lad," who is bj "Grannie's Campanile Sultan," whostf sire, "Campanile Sultan," had ten tested daughters, including "Sultan* Daisy," with record of 968 lbs butterfat in 365 days. The above cows ar* eraged for the last season 293.33 lb* butter-fat and the 2-year heifers averaged 193 lbs. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. pEDIGREE JERSEY COWS, BFLL* AND HEIFERS STUD ROMNEY MARSH EWES AN* 'RAMS. . On Account of OSCAR MOSFBAD,. Esq., who has sold his property. - To be held on the Farm at ' LOCEWOOD, KAIRANGA, 10' miles from Palmerston North, <ffi TUESDAY, JULY 2*. At 11 a.m. Catalogues on application to tluf Auctioneers— ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., Palmerston North* 23,30;7,14 , ,^j The viavi way to health ha* been established for over 30 year* thronghout the entire English-speaking; world in every principal city, of which' Viavi Eooms, in charge of specialty trained and worthy women, are con- ? . ducted. Communicate personally or by' . letter, just as visitor or enquirer, with* Miss Hall, 14 Wilson Street, Hawera* 'phone 676. tu,th^ JJOW LISTEN to us for one moment, and then decide to rail your Cream to us. We have been in open competition with all other factories for a nfrmber of years, and don't forget thafr Competition is the Life and Soul oJ? business.. Take away Competition, ancfc where will it lead us to—Stagnation, iii efficiency, careless expenditure,, slackmanagement, no progress, and finally ii* place of getting all that is in it you* Will get only what is left. Rail your CREAM to us and avoid vain regret*. *ARE WE RIGHT OR ARE WE WRONG? f * Write US— . ; ■ ' ]J£AORILAND J)AIRY QO., JTD^ P.O. BOX 185, WANGANTJI. Agents for "DIABOLO" Separation.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 23 June 1923, Page 12
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