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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16546, 20 November 1915, Page 14

BALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, 1915. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. "KINELLAR FARM," METHVEN. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LTD.) have been favoured with instructions from Mr R. Holland (having sold his farm) to hold A Complete Clearing Sale of the Wholo of his First-class Live and Dead Stock,'at his Homestead, on the above date —viz.: CATTLE. 3 purobred Holstein-Friesian Bulls 13 purebred Holstein-Fricsian Cows 12 purebred llolstein-Friesian Heifers. Tho above aro all specially-selccted stock from well-known sires, and many of tho abovo aro registered in Herd Book. Also, 20 dairy Cows, calved Sent ember 5 specially-selected Cows, to calve in March 5 Cows, due to calve 10 specially-selected Heifers, out of picked milch oows 50 Heifers, 18 months 10 Steers, two-year-olds 30 Yearlings 20 Cows, guaranteed empty 30 Calves ~208 HORSES. Gordon Cameron, four-year-old Stallion, by Sandy's Heir 13 draught Mares,' 4-6 yea re 5 draught Fillies, 3yrs 5 draught Geldings, 5-8 years 2 draught Geldings, 2yrs 2 draught Fillies, 2yrs 5 draught Foals 3 saddle and harness Horses 36 Harness and covers for all horses. SHEEP. 100 fat and forward two-tooths (shorn) 400 Ewe Hoggets (shorn) 200 Ewes (in wool) and Lambs (three and four-shear) 700 IMPLEMENTS. 3 three-furrow ploughs, 2 d.f. ploughs (R. and G.), 2 sets 6-leaf tine harrowjj, 1 Duncan grain and manure drill, 1 broadcast, seed sower (R. and G.), 1 Duncan roller, 3 Duncan farm drays, 2 tip-drays, 1 wagon, 1 set Duncan disc harrows, 2 Duncan grubbers, 3 Deering binders (one never been used), 1 Macalister'? turnip and mangold ridger, 1 chaffcutter, 10 horse feeders, spring-cart, Brabner gig, blocks, chains and trees, grindstone, boring machine, empty sacks, chaff, and a largo quantity of sundries. Also, 1 Lister 4 h.p. engine on wheels (guaranteed in thorough good order), 1 four-oow Zealandia releaser milking plant (latest now improvements), 1 Alfa separator (90 gallons), 1 pump and tank for milking plant. SPECIAL NOTICE.—The Auctioneers ■wish to draw specia! attention to Mr Holland's Holstein herd. This has been very carefully selected, and purchases were made from Messrs J. Grigg and M. G. Rich (wellknown herds). Included in the cattle axe several prizetakers. The draught horses are of splendid quality, all big, young, heavy horses by well-known sires, and just out of hard work. Full pedigrees of cattle and horses are shown in catalogue, which can be obtained from the Auctioneers. Cars will leave the N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Office, Ashburton, at 10 o'clock. Seats will only be reserved on application to the Auctioneers. SALE, 10.30 A.M. SHARP. Luncheon provided. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., 20n Ashburton. ""srtPpRTIES POB #At-6 AN& VO IST FARMS! FARMS! OA A ACRES LEASEHOLD (Tuapeka); divided into 3 paddocks, well fenced and netted; abundantly watered; 40 acres in oats, 20 acres in turnips, balance capital grass. Price, £250. Your opportunity. ' 593 -I K ACRES FREEHOLD (Peninsula); all well fenced, watered, divided, and capital grass;'land all undulating and ploughable; buildings consist of a good 6-roomed House, washhouse (copper and tubs), dairy, bvre. stable. Price, £630. Easy terms. 'A bargain. 589 on ACRES LEASEHOLD (near Dun--00 edin, North Line); well divided, fenced, and watered by streams; all in capital grass; carries 23 head of cattle with ease; present stock 19 cows (all in profit), 1 bull, 18 young cattle, 1 horse, 5 pigs, 3 calves; together with separator, gig, harness, all tools, etc. As a going concern at £450. Dwelling of five rooms, byro, stable, trapshed, etc. 594 QA£ ACRES FREEHOLD (Tuapeka), OUO splendid wheat land: all level; 9 paddocks; well fenced and watered; carries 1 ewo to the aore; 480 acres young grass, 80 ploughed, 60 acres stubble 70 acres to be broken up; Dwelling of 5 rooms; hut, barn, woolshed, implement shed, stable, sheep yards. Price, £6 per acre. Best terms offered. Inquiries solicited. 584 1A! 7 ACRES LEASEHOLD (North Atc I Taieri), of which 25 acres are in grass, 8 acres ready for turnips, 26 acres in white; improvements consist of four-roomed Cottage, 14-stall byre, 3 loose boxes. Rent, £50 per year; lease has 7 years to run. Ingoing £80. Inquiries solicited. 596 QIQ ACRES FREEHOLD (Balclutha); t/lv first-class sheep and cropping land; well divided, fenced, and watered by never-failing stream; land al! undulating; lies well to the sun, and carries lg sheep per acre; land produces 60 bushels oats and 40 bushels wheat per acre; Dwelling of 8 rooms; stable, byre, barn, trap and woolshed, etc. Price, £10 i per acre. Capital terms. 588 1 Aty ACRES FREEHOLD (Taieri l 1! I Mouth); all well fenced, divided, and sheltered; 16 acres in crop, balance in grass; 11 acres level, balance undulating; Dwolling of 5 rooms, and outbuildings; handy to school and jetty. Price, £300. Further inquiries solicited. 561 -( 017 ACRES FREEHOLD (Catlins); all 4 ring-fenced, well divided, and abundantly watered; 70 acres in grass, balance good bush; carries about 35 head of cattle; buildings comprise a 2-roomed Cottage, outhouse, sheds, etc.; situated 1£ miles from station, 1 mile from school, post office, factory. Price, £320. A bargain awaits you. 587 1 q/4 ACRES FREEHOLD (Milton), of AOtc which 90 acres are level, 94 undulating ; divided into 7 paddocks, woll fenced, and watered by running streams; suitable for either mixed or dairy fanning; carries 1£ sheep per acre with, ease; Dwelling of 6 rooms, stable, barn, loose boxes, chaffetc. Price, £9 per acre. Inquiries solicited. 429 JOHN GEERIN & CO , AUCTIONEERS AND FARM SALESMEN, 215 PRINCES STREET, t)UNEDIN.

THE FARMERS' PAPER.—The Agricultural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to bo unequalled by that of any other WoaUly in the dominion.