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Taranaki Daily News, 7 February 1930, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ CO-OP. (JPPER gHEEP pAIR (In Mr. J. Peat's Yards, by kind' permission) - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1930. 10,000 SHEEP, Comprising, 5000 4 and 5-year Ewes. 500 2, 4 and 6-tooth Ewes. 1200 4, 6 and Wethers, 1100 2-tooth Wethers. 2000 M.S. Romney Lambs (to be drafted) NOTE.—-Well and favourably known as sheep of exceptional bone and constitution, sheep from this district always do well wherever taken. This year's* offering is fully up to the standard of previous years. Probably no finer yarding of cast ewes will be offered this year than those included in the entry for this sale. It is therefore with every confidence that we recommend buyers to attend this fixture, well knowing that they will be more than, satisfied with the quality of the offering. This offering includes the annual drafts from the following well-known breeders: Messrs. J. Peat, F. O. Matthews, M. R. Murphy, R. K. Murphy, C. W. D. Bell, Larsen Bros, Annabell Bros, . Cheswass Bros, A. .Jones, K. Joynt, Riminui Station, and others. ■ f . . ■ ■■ BOOK YOUR SEATS. LIGHT LUNCHEON AVAILABLE. MANAIA SALE AND WEANER FAIR. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 350 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE, including:— 250 Weaners. 20 Store and Weaner Pigs. 50 Store and Forward Cows. IOOi'B.F. Lambs. . ! . Also on account Mr. A. T. Wills: 12 Maiden P.A. and Hereford Empty Fat Heifers (good quality). 32 P.A. Empty Forward Heifers. ’ 17 2J-Year Jersey Heifers, R.W. Jersey Bull since Nov. 4. ; 1 2|-Year Jersey Bull (sound),. -. 2 Empty Fat Cows. FURTHER ENTRIES BEING RECEIVED. FOR SALE- — 144 ACRES. LAND is .all level and is abundantly watered by bores and windmills and is divided into 22 paddocks by good wire fences and Lawsoniana shelter trees. BUILDINGS. —The buildings are ' all practically new and consist of dwelling of 5 rooms with every convenience including telephone and electric light, manure and waggon shed large implement shed, 8-bail cowshed, machines go with farm. Large supply winter feed already provided. SITUATION.—In the heart of the famous Waitoa district, which is recognised as the Best Land in the Waikato District. CAPACITY. —The farm is carrying 84 dairy cows, 16 in-calf heifers, 15 calves, 4 bulls and 4 horses. RETURNS.—This farm is • producing a total of 28,000 lbs. BUTTER-FAT which works out at 200 lbs fat per acre last year on Factory pay-out the returns were £l4 per acre. . PRICE—£46 PER ACRE. TERMS: CASH REQUIRED ONLY £l5OO. There is a long-dated Mortgage of £2750 bearing 6 per cent.' Interest, including sinking fund. ■ 1 Balance may remain at 6 per cent, interest This is one of the BEST & CHEAPEST Farms for SALE this year. ) For further particulars apply to the— SOLE AGENTS, FARMERS’ CO-OP. HAWERA AND BRANCHES. F. A. EVANS, Land Salesman, 'Phone 2675, Hawera, CENTRAL MART UNION STREET, HAWERA. MART SALES held on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS Outdoor Clearing Sales held in any part of the Districts J. C. S MITH ’.' . r AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AGENT . AND VALUATOR, , Thone 2128. P.O. Box 178. : l; A. NOLAN & CO., : ' ! ' HIDESf ’CALFSKINS, SHEEPSKINS, , WOOL AND TALLOW. Auction Sales of the abovo every f oli t weeks at New Plymouth. ■ NEXT SALE, FEBRUARY 18. Advice Cards and Labels sent on application. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE REMOVED OR STORED. Spoil Removed, or other Cartage Work. ■ x We have Vehicles to suit any requirements, Big or Small. Prompt Service and Reasonable Charge#. gTBBY AND OALGHER, LTD, EGMONT ST,. NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Pbo'-ie 109. X ■;