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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 2434, 28 July 1924, Page 10

FOR BEST PHOTOS. • • ■ The Crown Studios BEST FOR PHOTOS. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY IN PITZHERBERT STREET. Phone 6366; Private Phone 6464. 6 Pltzherbert St., nr. Square. AUCTION SALES. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE AT MATAMAU. ON FRIDAY, Ist AUGUST, 'AT 12 NOON. HTHE HAWKE’S BAY FARMERS’ X CO-OP. ASSN. LTD., have received instructions from MR J. POWELL (who is giving' up dairying), to offer the whole of his herd and plant r/ under: — CO HOLSTEIN Jersey cross cows, due August and September (mostly Aug. calvcrs), and in good condition. 1 3-yr. Jersey bull. 1 2 -ST. Jersey bull. 2 Co'Vs in milk. 2 Yearling Jersey bulls. 14 Heifers, due Aug. and Sept. S 20-gal. cans. 5 16-gal. cans. 1 Sow, with litter, of 10. 2 Sows to farrow in August, 1 2-yr. Berkshire boar. 1 Milk van with pole (nearly new), capable of carrying 3000 of milk, 1 Spring dray. 1 Dog cart. X S-Bottle Babcock Tester (nearly new). 14 Cow covers in g|ood repair. 2 Milk buckets. Whey barrels, etc. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE. The above cows are a good lot, having been culled out of 70, and the sale offers a good opportunity for those in search of reliable cows. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SECOND ANNUAL SALE. OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1924. fpHH HAWKE’S BAT FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., will sell on account of A. K. BOYD, ESQ., of the Woodville Implement and fcoachbullding Exchange, on the premises, M’Lean Street, Woodville, July 29, at 1 p.m., the following—--4 Sets Noxon Disc (fore carriage), 3 Sets Booth Macdonald's discs. 2 Sets (9-aside) discs steel Queen M.H., 1 set Reid and Gray disc, 8 single furrow lever ploughs, R. and G. (ratchets), 2 s.f. lever ploughs, P. and D.D. (ratchets extra heavy), 6 sets tine harrows, 12 sets tripod harrows (all sizes), 1 Massey-Harris drill, 13 colter (excellent order), 2 Cambridge rollers, new (fore carriage), 4 35cwt spring tip drays, 2Jin tyres (new), 6 30-cwt spring tip drays, 2in tyres (new and second-hand), 12 rubber and iron-tyred gigs, 2 rustic carts, 1 2-ton lorry, 4 milk brakes (excellent order), 2 block drays (3 and 4in tyres), new lime sower, 3 s.f.h. ploughs, 4 sets block and chains, 50 pair hinges, 50 1,2, and 3-horse swingle-trees, 3 separators, 2 P.J. cultivators. £>utside Entry.—Spring dray and gig harness. Auctioneers’ Note. —We have every confidence in recommending the above to intending purchasers, as everything is In first-class order and carries Mr Boyd’s guarantee. All implements and vehicles bought at this sale will be put on rail free of charge. DAIRY FARM “GOING CONCERN.” FINANCE ARRANGED FOR TEN YEARS. 178 ACRES only 21 miles from good town and factory and only 1 jnile from school. Was originally all heavy bush, now all in grass and about 40 acres been ploughed balance all flat. Divided into ten paddocks. Good homo of 7 rooms and all necessary farm buildings, dairying between 50 and 60 cows and carrying, ten heifers. 2 horses, pigs, bulls and weaners which all go with the farm together with cart and cans. Milking machines and various sundries. Price £2B per acre; cash about £I4OO. balance for 10 years at 6 per cent Kenneth McDonald, STATE FIRE BUILDINGS, PALMERSTON NORTH. > GOOD DAIRY FARM. ITQ ACRES. Good position. All firstclass land, carries 25 cows and young stock. New cowshed and yards. Good sound 6-roomed house and outsheds. Well fenced and watered by windmill. All flat and in good grass. Factory and school within one mile. Splendid roads 4 miles from town and stock centre. Ideal oneman dairy farm. PRICE £36 PER ACRE. £BSO CASH. APPLY— N. E. GIFFORD, AGENT, PEILDING.