AUCTIONEERS. "NORTH AUCKLAND Farmers' Go-operative, Ltd. gTOCK AND QENERAL AUCTIONEERS, ]£STATE, (COMMISSION AND JNSURANCE yALUERS, ETC. Head Office: —.■ Walton Street, Whangarei. Goods Department: ■ — Bank Street, Whangarei. i Telegraphic Address: "Farmeoop." Telephone Numbers: I Head Office: 26, 2SI. Goods Department: 55 Address Letter* to: "The Manager, Farmers' Co-op., P.O. Box 30, Whangarei." AGENCIES.— NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. LTD. (Fire, Marina, Accident and Motor Car). HUP-MOBILE MOTOR CAR -The Quality Car. MASSEY-HARRIS CO. LTD. TRELOAR MILKING MACHINE. UTILITY ENGINES. P. AND D. DUNCAN LTD. VIKING SEPARATORS. SANDOW WOOL PRESSES. VALLO SHEEP DIP. COOPER'S SHEEP DIP. DISCUSS YOUR FARM PROBLEMS WITH US. STOCKS OF PRODUCE.— Hay, Chaff, Oats, Feed and Seed. (L.ote: Ruakura Seed Data have yielded over 100 bushels per acre.) Bran, Pea-Meal, Calf Food, Pig Food, Mai_e, Barley, Suerosine, Molasses. Always available. Fencing Posts, Wire, Nails and Staples (our own importations now arriving). Fertilisers for all crops on hand. Sheep Dips, and Brand rag Fluids. Always available STOCK SALE FIXTURES MAUNGAKARAMEA, TUESDAY, 22nd JUNE. WHANGAREI, THURSDAY, 24th JUNE. KAMO, FRIDAY, 25th JUNE. ' HELENSVILLE FRIDAY, 25th JUNE. MANGAWHARE, TUESDAY, 29th JUNE. ARAPOHUE, WEDNESDAY, 30th JUNE. WAIKIEKIE, WEDNESDAY, 30th JuNE RUAWAI, THURSDAY, Ist JULY. KAIPARA FLATS. FRIDAY, 2nd JULY. WAIPU, TUESDAY, 6th JULY. MAUNGATUROTO, WEDNESDAY, 7th JULY. PAPAROA, THURSDAY, Bth JULY. KAITAIA, TUESDAY, 13th JULY. BROADWOOD THURSDAY, 15th JULY. WARKWORTH, FRIDAY, 16th JULY. KAIKOHE, WEDNESDAY, 21st JULY. OHAEAWAI, THURSDAY, 22nd JULY. WHANGAREI SALE OF 24th JUNE 2QO MIXED CATTLE 1000 Wethers, mostly 4 and 6tooth. KAMO, 25th JUNE. gOO MIXED CATTLE LAND LAO HANDY AND GOOD ONE OF THE BEgT. 300 ACRES FREEHOLD. Few minutes from school, and 1 _ miles from Raliiway Station by level metalled road. 240 acres rich alluvial, balance easy hill, once in bush but now grassed. Numerous paddocks, fences in first-clasiS order. House 7 rooms, Milking Shed, large _Jam and Implement Shed, Stable, iSmithy and other sheds. Ail sound and substantial buildings. Owner usuaiuy carries 35 milking cows and young stock besides 50 to 60 big fattening cattle, doing them well. 'This is one of the very best things we know of; owner is anxious to retire, hence reason for selling. The quality of the land is beyond reproach. . PRICE £30 per acre. £2500 Cash, Balance 5h per cent, for 5 years. 448 ACRES—Freehold.—<B miles from Raiilway Station, 340 acres grass. 100 acres bush, balance open country. Ring-fenced, 7 wires. 8 'Subdivisions,. 7 wires. Plentifully watered. Cottage 3 rooms. Cowshed Dairy, etc. Carry 600 sheep and few cattle in present condition. This is a good sheep and cattle run, soil being mainly semi-volcanic PRICE, £7 per acre. Terms, £600 Cash. ALLUVIAL, GOOD LOAM AND VOLCANIC. 307 ACRES—2O miles from Whangarei. Ai_ in grass with exception of clumps of shelter bush. 125 acres are very rich alluvial, the balance being loam and volcanic country. Practically alii plowable. Ring-fenced. 7 and 9 wires; 14 sheep-proof'sub-di-visions. Splendidly watered. Long river frontage; cream launch calls at property. House 7 rooms, h. and c. water, every convenience. Milking shed. 9 bails, concrete floor, Separator Room, Hay Barn, sundry other buildings, all solid and substantial, making an excellent homestead. Wintered llast year 213 cattle. (45 being yearlings, the balance grown cattle), 11 horses and 21 sheep. In its present condition farm will carry 1*25 milkers, and do them well. Would cut up to two lovely farms PRICE, £40 per acre. £3000 Cash, Balance 5 per cent. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. GOING CONCERN — £800 DEPOSIT. 248 ACRES—IJ milies from School and Post Office. 4 miles from Railway Station. 220 acres good clean grass, balance good bush. Practically all plowrJble. Ring-fenced and subdivided; 6 and 7 wires. House 5 rooms, barn, Snbailfed Milking Shed. 35 cows can be milked on porperty in its present condition. Soil is loam on sandstone. Strong country, good aspect—facing the sun. PRICE, £15 per acre, includes 25 cows and heifers to come in in August and September. TERMS, £800 Cash, Balance 5_ per cent. TOWN MILK SUPPLY FARM. One of the most profitable phases of farming is a town milk supply. We can offer 40 acres of rich volcanic land in one of the best parts of Whangarei. eminently suitable for milk supply purposes. The 'block is fenced with post and wire, and stone walls, is sheltered, secluded, very rich land indeed. PRICE, £80 PER ACRE. Easy terms are offered. If desired a further area of 16 ACRES can be obtained. This portion is highly improved, comprising a substantial modern.B-roomed house, having every convenience, electric light, hot and cold water, etc. Barn, work shop, etc. The grounds- are tastefully laid out and command extensive views. PRICE, £4250. 110 ACRES—Volcanic and Alluvial.—'Freehold Title, i mile from iSchool. 2_ miles from Railway Station. All in grass. Ring-fenced. 8 paddocks. Plentifully watered. House 5 rooms. Barn, 6-bail cowshed. stable, etc. Carry 30 cows and young stock in present condition. PRICE, £36 10/ per acre, includes milking plant, separator, cream cans. TO RETIRING FARMERS. 12 ACRES—Mostly rich alluvial, orchard. House, 6 rooms. Electric light, hot and cold water, every convenience. Close to town. PRICE, £2500. Terms. £600 Cash. Balance easy. 14 ACRES.—Rich volcanic, level, with exception of a beautiful bushclad hillside of about 2 acres. Splendidly watered. Well fenced and sulb-divided. New bungalow residence, every convenience, best of materials. Commands glorious view of harbour. Motor garage, cowshed, etc. The cheapest thing of its kind offering to-day. PRICE. £2050, terms arranged. DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES AUCKLAND: T. Mitchell (Branch Manager). DARGAVILLE: D. Todd (Branch Manager) T. H. Kenny (Auctioneer), G. Dibble and W. Winters (Stock Agents), T. E. Jones (Land). ' HELENSVILLE: H. B. Bradly. KAIKOHE: F. Hemphill (Stock Agent) KAITAIA: R. B. Morpeth (Branch Manager), J. M. Edkins(Stock Agant). A. E. Hollay (Goods Manager). KOHUKOHU: T. B. Hurley and A. F. McKenzie (Stock Agents). KAMO: Hy. Whimp. PAPAROA: C. G. Wilson. RUAWAI: G. Dodds. WAIPU: E. H. Ryan. -„--__. WARKWORTH: A. S. Carran (Auctioneer), H. N. Russell, F. Watters. WHANGAREI: H. B. Sloane and C. Chapman (Auctioneers), W. E. Huntw (Land), A. McDonald. A HOLMES Manager.
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