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AUCTION SALES UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. On Tlic Farm, EUAWHATA, MAN G A TAIN OKA, WEDNESDAY, 29th MAY, 1929. 4t 12 noon. YyRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. VV LTD., and ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., in conjunction, will soil on account of MR. Wm, CON. as above: 33 Jersey and Jersey cross dairy cows, calving factory dates 2 3-yr. Jersey heifers 4 2-yr. Jersey cross heifers 32 yearling Jersey cross heifers I 2-yr. P.C. Jersey bull 3 aged farm horses all work 1 aged girl’s pony Implements Etc.—9 Coulter Empire Junior drill, (new) set 5 leaf Tine harrows, M.H. disc harrow, No. 10 M.H. plough, 2 cow Knapp milking machine complete with 2i h.p. Anderson engine, No. 2 Diabolo separator, complete with pulley; 3 horse set plough, harness, spring dray and harness, 2 gigs aud harness, 1 dogcart, milk cans, buckets, belting and usual farm sundries. NOTE.—The vendor is compelled to give up dairying on account of sickness. The herd comprises a nice j lot of J ersey and Jersey Cross cows, mostly young and coming to profit factory dates. Full particulars, dates, etc,, will be given at the sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. At 12 noon, immediately before tkesale of stock, the Auctioneers will oifer the farm of 157 acres, being Section 27, Block 4 Mangahao S.D. O.R.P. at £lO. Interest at 5 per cent, less 10 jper cent, for prompt payment. Subject to first mortgage of £llOO at 7 per | cent, due Ist October, 1933. Situated 14 j miles from Mangatainoka, 1J miles | from railway station, 14 miles from school, cream collected, 4 miles from Pahiatua, 8 miles from Woodville on good metalled road. House of 5 rooms, bathroom, pantry, wash-house, woolshed, trapshed, workshop, cowshed with (concrete floor and concrete dip. About 40 acres have been ploughed; about 2/3rds. ploughable, 20 acres round homestead flat, 14 puddocks, watered by creeks and springs. TERMS.—£IOO on the fall of the hammer, £3OO on Ist June, 1929, when possession will be given, balance of owner’s interest for three years at 6 per cent.
TTNRE SERVED T)ISP£RSAL SALE. EIMBOLTON ROAD FEILDING WEDNESDAY, MAY 29th, 1929, At 11.30 a.m. T EVIN AND CO. LTD., instructed by MR. B. N. SANDILANDS, will sell without reserve, the whole of his “Kaingara” Pedigree Jersey herd of 59 head, comprising:— O A STUD COWS (all now in milk and sound. Nearly all due July and August.) 12 rising-two-year heifers 8 yearling heifers 3 Herd sires 2 rising-two-year bulls 10 vcarlin'- bulls Also, — Milking machine (s.r.), 3 aged draughts, lime sower, hayrake, forge and anvil, r.t. gig and harness, one Shetland pony. NOTE.—The Herd Sire, Rosy Creek Viola’s Noble (a grandson of Viola’s Golden Laddie) is a full brother to Viola’s Queen Bess, New Zealand’s most famous show cow, with a C.O.R. of 6481b5. fat at 3 years; while his dam, Perfection of Rosy .reck has a C.O.R. of 655.641b5. fat as a junior two-year-1 old, was gold medallist in 1922 and won the first Taranaki Oaks. The second sire, Lord Clarion, is a grandson of Masterman of Oaklands, by Combination’s Premier, who also sired Oxford Beau’s Combination, sold in New Zealand for 2000 guineas. Among the cows to bo offered, records have been produced of 41S, 420.63, 420, 441, 489, and 526.571b5. of but.terfat (all as junior two-year-olds.) On account of Geo. Wells, Feilding, 1 pedigree 2-year heifer, Noble Lady of Bulls, 43294, sire Noble Aldan, by Marshall Aldan, dam Lady Victor of Bulls, by the Owl’s Victor from Golden Swan ’s Lady. In calf to Holly Oak Modest Boy by Hawkesburv Golden Peer from a daughter of Grannie’s Knight. Also on account of another vendor, 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Cambist’s Majesty 31505 by Waipiko Combist from Golden Daphne. 2 high grade springing heifers. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED, APPLY TO THE AUCTIONEERS FOR CATALOGUES.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE; |JNEESERVED £JLEARINOr gALE. C 0 L Y T O N. TUESDAY, JUNE 4th, 1920. At 11.30 a.m. XT Z. FARMERS’ CO OPERATIVE CO. LTD., favoured with instructions from MIC E. C. LANKSHEAR, who has sold his property. will sell as above:— O JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS ° DAIRY COM’S (early ealvers) 5 w'oaner heifers FORDSON TRACTOR. implements, household furniture and sundries. FULL PARTICULARS LATER.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6919, 27 May 1929, Page 12
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