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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1541, 15 April 1920, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. RATTLE TjAVIR. JJUNT ER V I LLE gALK VA RDS, PRIL 1920 TV ALGETY AND CO., LTD., and the ■ Ly N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell as above at 1 P.M. SHARP — 1200 HEAD OF CATTI - ; 1. comprising—--200 4-year bullocks 200 3-year bullocks 350 2J-year steers ) 60 11-year steers 61 21-year empty heifers 30 S.PI. cows (empty) 50 cows and calves 50 empty cows 20 3-year Hereford bullocks 30 fat cows 14 fat Hereford bullocks 14 fat Hereford cows 60 S.H. wearier steers 4 0 mixed yearlings 75 mixed weaners PRELI MINARY NOTICE. DANNEVIRKE ANNUAL AUTUMN HORSE FAIR. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th and 2Sth, Each day at 11.30 precisely. ANTCLIFF AND SVENSEN hold their Annual Horse Fair as above, when they will submit to auction about HORSES. Full Particulars in Further Issue W. Moore: A. Moore] [A. J. Wlnton W. MOORE AND CO. Property Salesmen, Fat Stock Buyers, ami Stock Agents, Rangitikei Street - Palmerston North Phones 1185, 543. S ATURDAY, A INSPECT A PROFITABLE DAIRY FARM. 150 ACRES of rich loam, all in grass, all flat and plougUable. Subdivided into 9 paddocks, watered by artesians. Property adjoins school, creamery, post office, stoie. Seven-roomed house, 8 bail concrete cowshed. This place has been farmed by a wellknown and experienced local man, and is in excellent condition. it is also m the high-priced land, but our client only asks £BS per acre from a purchaser with £2OOO cash. W. MOORE AND CO. RANGITIKEI STREET.

HERE’S A SNIP! IDEAIi POULTRY & DAIRY FARM AT OROUA DOWNS. 140 ACRES, 3-roomed house, poultry run and houses; 300 hens and ducks, 29 cattle, 3 horses, 11 pigs; furniture, 6 incubators, plough, disc harrow, milk cans, trap, harness, and other farm necessities. WALK IN, WALK OUT—£32 per acre Apply at once— Barraud & Abraham, Ltd., LAND DEPARTMENT. PALMERSTON NORTH. 0 uj Topdressing qo3 qwj'll carrtj Horestock With better grass and more of it as the result of applying “TUI” Basic Phosphate Top Dressing you’ll carry more stock. Hundreds of farmers join in saying so, and in proof of the truth of this statement they re-order “TUI” Top Dressing year after year Here are tAvo of their reasons why:— “Basic” —as ba«io as basic-slag ever was! Meaning 'hat this fertiliser is non-acid or acid-killing in action. It sweetens sour soil. “Phosphate”—the one element universally needed by local soils. From 14 to 18 per cent. aA'ailable in “TUI” A. and B. Phosphates. Descriptive leaflet post free to any address on request. “TUI” A. Basic Phosphate. £l2 per ton; “TUI” B. Basic Phosphate, £lO per ton, on trucks, Feiltling. 2J per cent, discount. HODDER & TOLLEY, LTD. FOR SALE. 141 ACRES in grass, except 24 acres, mostly rich drained swamp; 10 paddocks, 4 artesians, capacity 6 0 cows; four-roomed house; cowbails concreted. Price as a going concern £52 10/- per acre, including 50 cows, 4 heifers, 3 horses, plough, disc harrows, cart, harness, cans,, drill and milking plant. £2OOO cash, balance 5 years at 5 5 per celit. 120 ACRES, in grass, 7 paddocks, artesian water; capacity 60 cows. Adjoining cheese factory. Rural delivery. Six-roomed house, S-bail cowshed (concreted). Price £75 per acre: terms, £IBOO cash, balance 5 years at 5 5 per cent. 58 ACRES, in grass. 5 paddocks, watered by artesian. Factory halfmile. Adjoining' township, school, store, etc. Good 6-roomcd house; cowshed, motor shod. Price £l3O per acre; terms, £BOO cash, balance 7 years at 5 5 per cent. APPLY— E. H. KIDD, (Successor to Gilchrist and Kidd). Box 156. Phone 573. 12 RAXQITIKEI STREET. MOTHING succeeds like success, and no sales succeed bettor than those conducted by Harry Palmer and Co.