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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10100, 14 October 1918, Page 10

STOCK SALES. LEVIN SPRING CATTLE FAIR. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1918. TTKALGETY AND CO., LTD., and the U N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will oiler at 1 p.m.— On account Drake Estate. C. L. P• Flaxmilling Company, Messrs Skerman and Podevan, Kingdon and Gorringe, U. G. Adkin, G. L. Adkin, L. V. Kay, J. H. Murray, S. Burnell, J. Leydou, J. Nicholson, Rowlands Bros., C. Bell, H. Sorenson. R. Scholes. Ruihi Weipeihana, J. W. Perkins, E. Saint, 11. Denton, T. Hilliard, A. J. Burno, W. H. Beecher, and others. 91 1-year bullocks 10 3 and 1-year bullocks 35 3-year steer* (off trills) 30 3-year steers (off hills) 25 3-year steers 50 2 and 24-year steers (good colours) 40 2.1-year steers (off hills) 10 24-year steers (off hills) 10 24-j-ear steers (off hills) 30 2 and 3-year steers (off hills) 30 2 and 24-year . Shorthorn-cross steers (off hills) 27 2 and 21-year ilolstein-cross steers (off hills) 30 2-year steers (off hills) 30 2-year steers 25 2-year steers 25 2-year steers 20 2-year steers 10 2-year steers 10 11 and 2-year steers (good colours) 25 15-month steers (off hills) 1 14-year and 2-year steers 50 yearling Shorthorn steers 10 'mixed sex Hereford-cross weaners 200 yearling steers (lots) 200 yearling heifers (lots) 10 forward empty heifers 13 forward 2-year empty heifers 10 2-year empty heifers • 10 2 and 24-year 'hcifer s (in calf) G 2-year heifers 2 springing heifers 5 store cows 3 forward guaranteed empty cows 100 mixed cattle, to be drafted 1353 LEVIN SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1918. ■VTESSRS ABRAHAM &, WILLIAMS, irl. ltd., will sell at 12.15 p.m.— C 5 prime wethers (shorn) 60 prime fat shorn wethers (extra good) , ICO fat and forward ewes 300 hoggets (lots) 100 ewes and lambs (lots) 100 empty ewes 8 prime fat bullocks 8 steers 12 store cows 6 Jersey heifers 1 pedigree s.h. bull Baconers. porkers, stores, and weaner pigs Note—All pigs must be yarded by 11.15 sharp. Pig sale commences at -1.30 sharp. 421 SHANNON SALE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16th, 1918. Messrs abraham & williams, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— 50 prime fat hoggets 255 hoggets (lots) 20 store cows (lots) 8 yearling Jersey heifers 3 yearling steers 2 springing heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull 421 FOR SALE. EXCHANGE FOR SHEEP FARM. FIRST-CLASS STUIToR DAIRY FARM. OQQ ACRES, freehold, of good land 0,4/0 admirably adapted for stud farm, and situated close to cheese factory and township. This property is well subdivided and watered, and is ta present carrying 100 dairy cows, which are being milked on the property. 500 sheep, and 10 horses. Modern homestead with all’necessary outbuildings, including large milking shed (insurance .£I4OO on buildings). Price £45 per acre j equity £6120. Owner requires a good sheep farm for his equity. 77 F.E. EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP FARM. 4QQ ACRES, situated 2 miles from “dtiJO railway station, school and creamery, by good motor road, and only 3 miles from important town, Wairarapa district. All well grassed, except 20 acres under crop, 60 acres rich river flats, balance low limestone hills of excellent quality. Wintered on grass 950 breeding ewes. 20 rams, 135 head mixed cattle, and 3 horses. Good dwelling 5 rooms, 12bailed cowshed, concrete floor, stables with loft and loose boxes, woolshed, dip yards, and whare. Tenure lease for 2 years, with compulsory purchasing clause £l7 per acre. Bent £4OO per annum. Price, £2OOO for goodwill of lease and impirovcments; terms arranged. Admirably suited for dairying and mixed farming. 157 B. For further particulars apply H. F. M‘NEILL & CO., LTD LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, U 5, Feathers ton street, Wellington. “SPECIAL." J 3 (GLENLION) WHISKY. NOTHING BETTER IN NEW ZEALAND. TRY IT. LEARY. BEVERIDGE AND CO.. LTD.. Sole Agents for N.Z.

OTAKI DISTRICT. SMALL DAIRY FARM. /iACRES of good Dairying Land, with 6-roomed house, bathroom, h. and o. DO water, telephone, and good garden, and young orchard. This neat little farm has always done well, and has supplied Wellington for years. It is conveniently situated, fronting two roads well metalled, and has many other advantages. it affords an admirable opportunity for anyone starting in the dairying industry, as the stock go with the property (about 33 head), and the income commences on taking possession. It would also suit one who has done a lot of dairying in his time, and is now looking for a good climate and a comfortable income with lighter work. Both Wellington and Palmerston North within easy shopping distances. Price, X 35 an acre; balance over cash on good terms. Apply— > BARTON & CO.. . (Successor G. Anderson). •'Phone 38 OTAKI RAILWAY. 67 ACRES, 2 MILES from Carterton, one mile from school and Cheese Factory. Daily rural delivery. Divided into 12 paddocks. Excellent buildings, consisting of 6roomed house, cottage. 20 bail cowshed, hay shod, staple, barn, motor sheds, etc. An ideal property for dairying, cropping, etc. Cun bo bought for JEI7 per acre, about XIOOU cash. F. WISE, LAND AGENT, CARTERTON. -i Q-. q ACRES, J^.I .P.—GOO acres in grass; splendid bush country; good now ioio S-roomed'‘'House: ring-fenced, subdivided: car road; motor-'bus doily. Price, X 6 10s n er acre. Easy ingoing. Pick of the King Country. J. TAMMADGE, LAUD AGENT... BOX 43. TE' EUITI.