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Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6670, 25 July 1928, Page 12

IDEAL STUD FARM AGEES ail rich highly improved dairy land, 14 paddocks, well watered, carry 40 dairy cows, close to town, first-class house, every convenience, all necessary outbuildings, electric light and , power. Returns over £BOO per annum. Price £7O per acre., £I4OO cash. This is an exceptional property and value. 0. H. WHITEHEAD PALMERSTON NORTH. AUCTION SALES A PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ■JJNRESERVED gALE. QUARANTINE ROAD, BULLS, " THURSDAY, AUGUST 2nd., 1928. IyTESSES LEVIN AND CO. LTD., will sell on account of MR T. ELLERY, who is giving up dairying the whole of his dairy herd, comprising:— ■ Ay',■■■'' v v:;QA YOUNG COWS, mostly Jerseys. July and August calvers. . : - • Also, — On Account of MR P. DUNHAM, who -■* 'is going out of dairying;— OA YOUNG JERSEY COWS, July and August calvers. PULL PARTICULARS LATER. •JJNEESERVED J)AIRY gALE. - ,TOMKINS’ LINE, 2J Miles from Rongotea. TUESDAY, JULY 31st, 1928. At 12 Noon. T EVIN AND CO. LTD., instructed'])? “ MR CHARLES WATKINS, who is discontinuing dairying, will above the whole of his first-class dany stock, comprising:— AQ DAIRY COWS, due August and ■ September to pedigree Jersey bull - 3 pedigree Jersey cows (s.r.) ' 7 2-year Jersey heifers, r.w.b. 1 3-year pedigree Jersey bull 3 sows to farrow early August 2 good 7-year draughts (all work) (s-r.) . .. . -V 1 5-year hack (s.r.) y 1 cattle dog * 4-cow Ideal milking plant and 120gallon No. 16- Pump separator (s.r.), large vat, cream cooler and . 3 cream cans. 1 AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: We have personally* inspected the above highgrade Jersey herd and can confidently recommend them to intending purehmsera, Mr Watkins has used only pedigree bulls for a number of years and has culled heavily throughout, while at least 35 of the herd have been bred on the property. The majority are close to calving and last season’s testa and individual due dates will be givenat sale. , • A ■LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

Getting a Move On A sudden transfer to another Branch—a thousand and one things to do, end a dozen last minute details. But you can save a lot of this belter skelter scramble by letting the N.Z. Express Co. Ltd., take care of packing* and transporting your possessions, Experts trained by years of experience can help you considerably. Saves ■'all the bother and worry and leaves you free for other matters. If you’re getting a move on, we’ll gladly give a quote. ~ N.Z. Express Go. ltd. Offices in all principal towns; LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARM 91 ACRES, comprising some of the best land in the Wellington Provines. Owner wintered 20 cows, 5 heifers and 5 yearlings, a beautiful Jersey herd of 15 cows, headed by Bright Sultan, Violas Golden Laddie bull. JUS years lease with right of purchase of perpetual renewal. To be sold as a going concern. orT) ACEES, ceomprising 80 acres or rich river flats, CO acres of hillside and 227 acres of flat round homestead. Price £37/10/-, good terms. BARRAHD & ABRAHAM LTD. NOTICE. TVTT Watch-making Workshop, No. • 109 Cuba Street (upstairs), is now open to the general public. The best of workmanship only apd at a moderate charge. H. MOHTENSEN. FOE SALE. 340 g°°d sheep and cattle U 7’ v/ country, 13 paddocks, well watered by streams—7 roomed house, cow-shed and wool-shed, one Government mortgage, good roads. Price £25/10/- per acre, about £ISOO cash' required. , 110 S 00( i dairying land, all flat, 11 paddocks, carrying 45 cows, young stock, horses, etc., well watered, 2 houses, one mortgage. Price £55 per acre. £750 cdsh. GILCHRIST AND MILLS, ADVERTISING in the "Manawatn Times ’ ’ gets action the same day.