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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7078, 16 March 1910, Page 12

STOCK SALES. LEVIX STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, At 11.30 a.rn. VALOKTV AND CO.. LTD., ami > 5.7.. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell- """ —od 4-tooth wcthcrß lolly lambs j.\nj uooljy rape lambs 100 2 and 1-tooth wethers 120 fat wethers 100 breeding ewes CO t'ut ewes 8 prime fat cows Jn Account of Weraroa Experimental 80 well-bred f.ni. Romney ewes (firstclass line) DYKES' YARDS, THOKXDON QUAY, Opposite Thorndon Railway Station. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th, 1910, At 1.30 p.m. BARRAUD, YORK AND CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions- to sell—- m - Account .1. V. Dyke, Esq.— 15 iii-st-cliifd horses from the Haw-era tiietiiof; 1 to G year.-, specially chosen for city work I'horse, spring cart and harness Account Messrs Bell and Inge, Shannon—--1 h-1 ,„•■.■<,. .-, ■,«■<. „„d 1 active draught mare, G years, any trial, harness, both workers 1 light harness mare, 5 years, and 1 roan harness coy, rising -1 years, both thoroughly reliable 1 thoroughbred mare, 5 years, splendid hackAccount V. K. Bne.ha.nan, Esq., Waikanne—-''-41 h.d.,horses, 5 and 6 years lTra:' rniire, rising 5 yetiirs 1 active draught noise, 7 years 2 active draught mare*. 4 and 7 ye 3 first-class hanress ponies 1 light harness colt, -1 yean. ... Account H. Borthwick, Esq.— .. Mare, trap, and harness Mare, gig, and harness 1 child's pony, 3 years, saddle i bridle 1 horse. 3 years, saddle and bridle Entries Invited. A. F. YORK, Auctioneer. >ALMEE-STON NORTH STOCK SALE THURSDAY, MARCH 17th, 1910. 500 s.m. ewes, bred by S. Johnson, Mokoia Estate ■l5O 6-tooth Romney ewes, bred by S. Johnson, Mokoia- Estate 4-year Romney ewes, bred by S. Johnson, Mokoia Estate 30 fat ewes and wethers 20 lambs 700 4 and. 5-year ewes 100 2-tooth ewes 120 2 and -1-tooth wethers '• 6 2-tooth Romney ranis, Tbred- by O. Monrad 20 -1-tooth Romney rams (good) 250 good breeding ewes 400 s.m. eives 50 4 and 6-tooth ewes 110 4, 6 and f.f.m. ewes 5 2-tooth Leicester rams 200 woolly black-face lambs 60 shorn lambs 6 2-i-year heifers in calf 9 fat and forward cows 10 springing heifeirs' 60 heifers in calf, tip-top line 120 31-year steers 21 2 a-nd 2i-yoar steers 5 4-year bullocks 25 s.h. weaners On account of C Hopping—--18 Holstein heifers, rising 2 calf to imported HolsteiL loath Holstein heifers, by imported Holstein bull CHOICE TARANAKI PROPERTIES. 1 QKH ACRES, TARANAKI—AII good XtSOU -papa country; first-class sheep "lills, fronting good road, 4 miles from ownship and railway in progress; 450 acres in grass and the balance <iood bush country; whare, sheep yards, 2 miles sheep-proof fences; O.R.P. at .£1 per acre. Price JBS per acre. Terms .£SOO cash and balance can remain for five years at £ per eentOCfl ACRES, TARANAKI—FreehoId. A>oV) One of the best dairy farms.; all level and well watered by streams; good house; largo cowsheds and water-power for milking machines; handy to-factory, («chool and township; good roads; one of the cheapest farms offering. Price .£ls 10s per acre. Reasonable terms can be arranged-rtp-rj ACRES, TARANAKI—FreehoId. and rich land, well watered; 4-roo house, large cowshed, fitted up milking machines; well fenced and subdivided; factory opposite section; at present milking 85 cows, which are in good order and condition. Price £.1% per acre. Terms, about ,£IOOO cash and balance can be arranged for. Stock can be taken at valuation. -• aa ACRES, TARANAKI—FreehoId. JLUU All level and well watered by running streams; nicely planted about homestead; good dwelling house of 8 rooms; man's room with fireplace: cowshed and piggeries j calf paddocks planted with shelter trees; all rich land, handy to factory, school railway End township. Price £25 per acre. Owners selling to divide interest. I havo on my books for sale a large number of dairy farms, sheep runs, hush properties, store businesses, etc., and shall bo pleased to show intending buyers over anv property and give them the benefit of mv thirty years" experience of Tarnnaki lands. '. All correspondence promptly attended to. Loans negotiated. Terms arranged. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER. LAND AGENT and GENERAL MERCHANT. NEW PLYMOUTH. Established 1^79. DAIRY FARMERS, THERE IS MONEY IN BUTTER. Your attention is directed to the ENGLISH BUTTER MARKETS, Also to the CHOICE DAIRY' FARMS: that will produce profitable, butter-fat, offered for sale by the undersigned : i)A(\ ACRES, MANAWATU, all flab " (Dart stoney), ring-fenced, all in s, but 5 acres shelter bush; 6-roomed house, 12-stall cowshed; handy to school and butter factory 1 Prico only .£l6 per acre. . Terms." 150 ACRES MANAWATU LINE, rich "airying land; 5 miles from station, by letal road; well watered; 7 paddocks; 15 acres broken to the plough; 3} miles from creamery. Building erected to suit purchaser. Price ,£27 per acre. Terms arranged. NOTE. —"Write, stating your requirements to the undersigned, who has farms of all sizes and all prices,, aind on terms to suit all pockets, for sale in all parts of the Dominion. H. ERNEST LEIG-HTON, 186. FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON, AND AT LOWER HUTT.