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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16463, 16 June 1919, Page 7

SALES,BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM. KELLY ROAD, HUIRANGI. THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1919. E W T.O N g 1 N-G Hus received instructions from MR. W. NICOLL, who has sold his farm, to Sell bv Public Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE,— OQ GOOD DAIRY COWS, August and September calvers , ■, ■ 7 Selected Jersey Heifers, due September and October 5 Selected Jersey Yearling Hejfers 3 Good Farm Horses (all harness) 1 Trap Horse, Trap and Harness (slight reserve) 15 Goats, Hack, 8 Store Pigs, 2 Breeding Sows, Massey Mower, S.F. Plough, Hillside Plough, . Disc, Tyne and Chain Harrows, Spring Cart and Harness, Methven Copper, Fowls, Harness, 6 Milk Cans, Good Heading Dog, Furniture, and All Farm Sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. A ■ Sale at 12.30 o’clock. Note.—These cows are all Grade Jerseys except two, and can be recommended to buyers. HAYMARKET. r Saturday, june 21, 1919. EWTO N 1 N G Will Sell on account of MR. E. A. GRIGG, Smart Road* who has sold his farm, — Three-year-old Heavy Draught Mare (broken to chains), 4-year-old Three-quarter Draught Gelding (broken to all harness, any trial), 8-year-old Dog Cart Horse (any trial, fit for show ring, very fast and quiet), 9-year-old Heavy Cob (any trial), 4-year-old Boy’s Pony (quiet, any trial), 2-ton Express (nearly new), Spring Dray and Har., ness (in good order), Set of Gig Harness (now), Long-shafter Gig and Harness, S.F. Plough. d!62 AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS DAIRY AND FATTENING COUNTRY. Messrs, weight stephenson AND CO., LTD., have been favoured by instructions from WILLIAM CRAIG, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction all his properties on the easiest terms, viz., Ten per cent, down, ten per cent, in three months, and balance five years at of per cent.; at the FIRE BRIGADE HALL, WANGANUI, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. PAPAITI. A QQ ACRES, five miles from Wanganui Post Office and two miles from borough, on the Wanganui River; suitably subdivided into | sections from 10 acres to 107 acres. Homestead and wool I sheds. I The above property is one that should Ibe inspected by all land buyers. The rich drained swamp on the river flats j will bear inspection from the most com- | potent judges. Land of this quality ' within two miles of the borough will be off the market in a very short time. ■WANGAEHU. Ol K ACRES, mostly good river flats; fi ve nii'les from Wanganui, with good road. For land with a prospective value there is none better in New Zealand'. Within a few years all Wangaehu river flats will be valued at double the present prices. There is a creamery and a butter factory in this valley. , INGLEWOOD. o(>7 ACRES on the Dudley Road, 1 miles from Inglewood. Good dwelling-house and up-to-date dairy buildings. A very nice little dairy farm with a charming homestead. Quite close to creamery, butter and cheese factory. About twenty, acres of tip-top swedes all ready to be fed off. The milking herd, of about 100 first-class cows, will be sold by auction at early date after the land sale. Possession within one month. Plans and particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneers (Messrs. Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd.), or from Armstrong, Craig and Barton, Solicitors, Wanganui; or from this paper. Stock dispersal sale will be held in July. d 62 MISCELLANEOUS. THE TARANAKI FARMERS’ MEAT COMPANY, LTD. MR. BARNITT will visit RAHOTU and STONY RIVER on TUESDAY, 17th instant, to receive cattle. d 133 NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN, iL persons found trespassing on my property will be prosecuted, logs destroyed. E. D. ANSFORD, Omata.