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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6947, 28 June 1929, Page 12

CHEAP FARM 200 c l ofiQ t 0 Kimbolton. All in grass and '-rop. Fenced into 7 paddocks by good p. and w. fencing. Well watered by permanent creeks and springs. 30 acres ploughable, balance easy hills. House of 6-rooms, cowshed, separator room, etc., building fair. This property is carrying about 20 milch cows, 200 breeding owes and a number of dry stock. PRICE only £l4 per acre, £7OO cash, balanco long mortgage at a low rate. Apply immediately R. U. HARDEN AND CO. Agents, i Kimbolton.

AUCTION SALES HALCOMBE-STANWAY ROAD. TUESDAY, JULY 2nd., 1929, At 11.30 a.m. rpHE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISX TRIBUTING CO. LTD., favoured with instructions from MR U. B. MILES, will sell as above:— PTI HEAD OF PEDIGREE and HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS AND HEIFERS, July and August culvers, comprising—--14 pedigree Jersey cows S pedigree Jersey 2-year springing heifers 28 high grade Jersey cows (including 6 cows in full milk 1 2-year springing h.g. Jersey heifer 4 h.g. weaner heifers 3 pedigree weaner heifers 1 2-year pedigree Jersey bull 2 weaner pedigree Jersey bulls 4 sows to farrow 4 draught horses (all work) 1 spring carter 1 2-yard tractor dray (practically new), 2 d.f. R. and G. ploughs, 1 s.f. plough, 1 Deering drill, 1 set discs, 1 set 4-leaf harrows, 3 block drays, 3 scoops, 1 hay rake, 3-co)v McCormick Deering milking plant \ and engine, dray saddles and harness, chains, blocks, bars, about 7 tons good pressed hay, shovels, 250 totara posts, strainers, battens, wire and numerous sundries. ' (S.R. on implements and plant.) « AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: We have inspected this herd, and intending purchasers can buy with every confidence. The cows are in splendid condition, and arc a particularly healthy line. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. "JJNRE SERVED (CLEARING STANWAY ROAD, Three Miles from School. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd., 1929. At 12 Noon. ■JJNRESERVED gALE. J>A!RY

nnHE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERA--1 TIVE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY LTD., favoured with instructions from ME. F. A. OEE, who has sold his farai, to offer for unreserved sale the following:— OOA 2,4, 6-TOOTH AND 4-YEAE OOU EWES, r.w. S.D. EAMS. 6 4-th., 6-th., and 4-year S.D. rams 20 fat and forward sheep 9 springing Jersey and Jerseycross heifers S cows in milk 1 grade yearling S.H. bull . 1 grade yearling Jersey bull 3 young draught marcs (all work) (s.r.) 1 yearling filly 1 hack, saddle and bridle 12 tons 44/46 per cent Super. 1 ton O.S. chaff SUNDEIES. —3 sets harness, 1 d.f. E. and G; plough,-. get discs, 3-leaf harrows, swingletrees, sledge, woolpress, separator, milk cans, etc. On Account ME J. WATHERSTON,-JERSEY-CROSS. DAIRY COWS. 1 Jersey bull On Account ME. L. G. HOGG, — 1 5-year draught gelding (unbroken.) 1 5-year draught filly (unbroken) LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UNRESERVED OF DAIRY STOCK. On the Fann, LONGBURN-EONGOTEA ROAD. One Mile from Eongotea. MONDAY, JULY Ist, 1929. At 11.30 a.m. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD., will sell on account of ME T. LEEN, who is giving up dairying, as above:— rj() JERSEY, JEESEY-CEOSS and 1 U HOLSTEIN COWS, July and August; calvers. 30 store pigs. 4-cow Gane milking plant, completo with electric motor, 24 h.p. Twiggc engine in good order, Wolseley separator, 65 gallons. NOTE.—Mr Lecn is going right out of dairying and the complete herd will bo offered for sale. The cows are all j in good condition and full particulars! ineiudiug returns will be given at the sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON. THE MANAWATU FARMERS' FREEZING AND BACON CO.. LTD. TRUCKING DATES: FEILDING—Mondav, May 13th. HALCOMBE—Tucsdav, May 14th. BUYERS: Palmerston Nth., J. Candy, Phono 7041 Feilding, W. Bickers. Phone 32r. Eongotea, W. Davison. Puc?e 41d.