(HI STRATFORD MJJW PcnaStry, Mlsoeii&nesus mti Pradßs* [ Sales Held EVERY SATURDAY at IS.S9. Clearing Ba!es of Household Furniture and Effects a Rocalallty. Clearing isles Condueteg In wny sssrf »f the Otsirtet. Prompt Account Sales attar ovary self VALUATIONS UNDERTAKIN. WIKB NEGOTIATED REGISTERED LAND AGENT. Up-to-date List o! Town and Caantrv ProjwSl&a far Sale. Agents for Kampthorna, Pressor's Manures, and Anwar's Agrlsultura! LlmaC Horse and Cow Covers of the Highest Quality at Lowest Rates. The Famous Moßae Mattress, Sol 6 Agents for Taranaki. Inspection Invited. Try us before going olsowhorc. Always on stock for private sal©— Prime O.S. Chaff, feed, and seed oats, wheat, barley, binder twine, seeds of all descriptions, Scotch tares, horse and oow covers, furniture, tents all sizes, marquees. Large supply of Inglewood Factory bacon and hams always in stock. ON THE FARM, SALISBURY ROAD, TUNA. MONDAY, 13th JULY, 1914. "~ TEWTON KING has • received in■a. structions from J. TRISTRAM, Esq., who has sold his farm, to sell, by Public Auction, as below, Without Reserve—--26 dairy cows, Jersey, Holstein, and Shorthorn, chiefly 2nd to 4th calvers, to calve July-August-September 1 yearling Holstein bull I mare, aged 1 row and litter, 4 porkers, 1 Massey-Harria plough, tyne harrows, spring cart and harness, milk cans, buckets, aerator, heavy iron jack, chains, sledge and sundries With Slight Reserve—--1 gelding, trap and harness Shares in the Midhirst Factory
LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. NOTEi—This herd is mostly young rows, just coming into full profit. They have returned over £l2 per cow, with average test for the season of 4.3: Also on account of GRIFF. JONES, Esq., 8 grade Jersey springing heifINGLEWOOD YAIIDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 15th. IVTATTHEWS, GAMLIN and Co If A w jj] hold their weekly sale ir their Inglewood yards on the above date. Present entries—)KA HEAD MTXED CATTLE tUOKJ Including—--50 store cows 100 weaners Also on Wednesday, July 22nd, on account of MR B. DOMBROSKL--20 good dairy cows, Aug. and Sept. calvez-s Sale at 1 o'clock. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. MARAETAI BLOCK. 30,000 ACRES IN 60 FARMS. RAPIDLY RISING DISTRICT. GOOD PLOT7GHABLE LAND. WELL ADAPTED FOR DAIRYING, FATTENING OR CROPPING. LOW VALUES AT PRESENT.
WHEN SETTLED, VALUES MUST GREATLY INCREASE A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS,' LTD., -<CSI_ i,,n ve oeen f avo re(j w ith instructions from tlio Vendors of the MARAETAI BLOCK, WAIKATO, to sail, by Public Auction, at tlio HORSE BAZAAR, HAMILTON, on THURSDAY, the 30th of July, at' 12 noon, tliis fine block of land, comprising -30,000 Acres, situated about 15 miles from the Putaruru Railway Station, with the Maraetai Railway Station on the property. Subdivided into 60 farms, ranging in area from 110 to 850 acres. About nine-tenths of the estate is flat and undulating, ploughable land. The general nature of the soil is of excellent quality, being a dark loam, resting on a subsoil of decayed Rhyolito. It only requires cultivation to make it worth many times the present price. The land is ready for the plough, it is well watered by numerous streams and springs, turnips, clovor and English grasses to perfection. Particularly healthy climate. Abundant rainfall, there being an average of 60 inches a year. Efficient railway communication is now established. Fencing and building timber delivered by rail at reasonable prices. Good markets within eas> distance. Post and telegraph office es tablished. The land in its natural state is covered with tussock, high strong fern, and manuka. It is easily worked in all seasons, and any weather, giving immediate and very profitable return when cultivated. It is estimated that the first crop of turnips will about pay for putting the land down in permanent pasture. In no part of New Zealand are land values rising so rapidly as in this part of the Waikato district. TERMS: 10s per aero on date ol s.de; lUs per acre in 12 months, or improvements to that amount. Balance remain for 5 years at <j per cent. Write now for plans and reports of this block to ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD.. Palmerstou North, the Auctioneers, or their Agents, MESSRS COOPER AND MANNING, and the FARMERS' CO-OPJfIJATJVJ AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., Hamilton.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 68, 11 July 1914, Page 8
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