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AUCTION SALES. gGMONT > ROCHON MARIA PLACE. ■ M4RT SALES EVERY FRIDAY. i AT 1 P.M. P.O. Box 368. Mart 'Phone 1523. p Residence 'Phone 615. Telegrams “Halberdier.” ’ Clearing Sales conduct**! on Shortest N otice. B. T. BENNETT, Auctioneer. ’ UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE : MANGAWEKA. . THURSDAY, 2411. MAY, AT 12 NOON SHARP. - JHE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISI TRIBUTING CO., LTD., have re- ’ ceived instructions from Mr E. Moon, who has disposed of his property, to sell by public auction on the farm close to Mangaweka Railway Station, without reserve, the whole of his Dairy Herd, plant, sundries, and household furniture, comprising: 30 good dairy cows. 4 heifers. 7 rveaner heifers. 2 Jersey bulls. 1 2 fat heifers. I 2 18-mos. empty heifers. 1 sow and Jitter. 40 ew’e hoggets. 1 Shetland pony, very quiet. 1 65 gallon Alpha Laval Separator, 1 30 gallon vat, 3 cream cans. • 150 Sheets Galvanised Iron, 50 Totara posts, 1 sheep dog, and a large quantity of household furniture and sundries. Account other Vendors:— 12 good dairy cows. 1 dog cart. 1 gig. Auctioneer’s Note—Mr Moon’s dairy cows are mostly second to fourth culvers and in calf to P.B. Jersey Bull, and dates of calving will be given at sale. There will be a slight reserve on the Shetland Pony and the Sideboard and desk. Light Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 Noon Sharp. UNRESERVED SALE OF PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEYS. FARMERS’ SALE YARDS, lIUNTERVJLLE. TUESDAY’, MAY 29, at 12.30. ’[HE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., have jeceived instructions from Messrs Chisholm Bros., to sell by public auction at the Y’ards, Huntcrvile, the whole of their dairy herd: 47 PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEY COWS, HEIFERS AND BULLS, Comprising:—• 11 Pedigree Jersey cows, 2,3, and 4th culvers. 3 pedigree Jersey heifers, rising 2-yr old. 6 pedigree Jersey weaner heifers. 13 grade Jersey cows. 5 grade Jersey heifers, rising two. 6 grade weaner Jersey heifers. 1 3-yr. pedigree Jersey bull, ‘ ‘Holly Oaks Pretty Lad.” 1 18-mos. pedigree Jersey bull, “Earlston Champagne Lad” (Ist prize Rangitikei A. and P. Show). 1 weaner - **'pedigree Jersey bull ‘ ‘ Earlston’s Commander. ’ ’ 2 pedigree Berkshire sows to farrow July and August. 1 65-gallon Alpha-Laval Separator 1 40-gallon Milk Vat. 2 10-gallon cream caus. ' NOTE—AII cows and rising 2-year ’ heifers are in calf to Holy Oak’s Pretty Lad (bred by J. Hale, New Plymouth). Butterfat records and calving dates given at sale. Catalogue may be obtained from auctioneers. gHARPE, AND 00., AUCmONEERS. RAND & ESTATE AGENTS. Chief Agents Yorkshire Insurance Companv, Ltd. GUYTON STREET. House Clearing Sales a Specialty. ; flows tkis £or» 1 1 11 ■; j-MwraiN ! I The Book Nook-.—-’ ’ I’ Victoria j In changeable weather take j “NAZOL”on sugar or by inhalation. Best safeguard against chills. One dose a day keeps colds away. Is 6d • buys 60 doses. j

AUCTION SALES. , IMPORTANT LAND SALE? PRELIM.I XARY NOTICE 267 ACRES FREEHOLD. , [HE balance of the Estate C. F. Harrison, deceased, of Warrengate, one mile from Fordell Railway Station, to ’ be sold by Public Auction, on Wedncs day, 30th May, at Duigan and Co.'s rooms. This property is now occupied by F. W. Ward Esq.., whose lease expires on the 30th June, on which date posses sioi) can be given. The land is all level and adapted for mixed farming as the quality is all hrst-class. It could be cut up into three Carms on to the Warrengate line. FURTHER PARTK’UJ.AKS LATER. MESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO.. LTD. WANGANUI. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OE HIGH CLASS DAIRY AND FATTENING COUNTRY AT MESSRS DUIGAN AND , CO.’S ROOMS, ON 30TH MAY, j AT 2 P.M. I A/FESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON T - AND CO., LTD., have been fav-l cured with instructions from Messis i Williams and Allan, to sell by PublicAuction their well-known Rapanui property. consisting of 147 acres of really , first-class dairy country. There are two good houses, cowsheds and all necessary buildings on this property. Further particulars later. MESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & 00,, LTD, WA NG AN UI. QHEAP JOINED JpARM. QQA ACRES Freehold. Good fiat. tJ-wv iUlc ] undulating laud and has al] been ploughed except 20 acres bush. Well sub-divided into numerous paddocks; good dwelling of 6 rooms, bathroom, h. and c. water, wash-house; also 4-roomed cottage, stables and barn. About half in grass, balance in turnips, rape and stubble. Very handy to rail and school. Cream collected. Price, only £26 10s per acre. Terms, £l6OO cash; balance arranged for 5 years. For further particulars apply to F. R. H. LAND AND INSURANCE AGENT, MARTON. POULTRY FARM BARGAIN. GOING CONCERN, £IO4O—FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. ABOUT S ACRES—Nicely situated, close to Pahiatua Railway Station, and overlooking the town, 3 paddocks well watered by spring : streams. House of 5 rooms and verandah, bathroom, and pantry, detached washhouse and trapshed, small orchard and garden. , Large poultry house 9 0 x 12, divided into 9 compartmtnts, with runs attached, storeroom 20 x 15, : brooder house and incubator room j 32 x 8, duck house, etc. Going concern includes about 200 White Leghorn hens, and 200 pullets coming to profit, 28 Indian Runner ■ ducks, two 220-egg incubators, 3 good cows, horse, cart, and harness. Inspected by us and recommended as an absolute bargain, Ibute Note, that it is only open for One Week at the price, so arrange at once for inspection. Price only £1040; £540 cash. Easier terms may be arranged. •Jiri) ACRES of level and slightly *4VI7 rolling land handy to Bulls. 6 roomed house, with h. and c. < water, etc., 2 paddocks, would carry 60 to 80 cows well, besides other stock. Price £2O per Acre. Very easy terms can be arranged. See us at once. IAA ACRE Dairy Farm handy to Pahiatua, ea-i-ying 40 cows 1 4 heifers, and 4 horses; subdivided into 7 paddocks, good cowshed, with machines installed, 5-roomed house, etc. Land is on two terraces, the lower flat being river deposit, but does not flood. ‘ Price £5O per Acre. Terms can be arranged. Note: We think we could arrange a lease with compulsory purchasing clause to suit client, but must be able to stock free of mortgage. Consult us about terms. «J. H Alißlri * SON LAND AGENTS, MARTON. e ‘ For Fastidious Housewives ! 3 You can always be sure of aporecla- 4 , tlon when you serve Maori Coffee. 3 Its many merits In Flavour, Aroma, y Strength, and Economy have made | .. It the lavourlte In thousands of | N homes. Wholesome, Invigorating, a zand Wonderfully Refreshing, you 3 '■ M will certainly be delighted v,lth It. S. Order a Tin To-day I M D STRANG LTD. Manufacturer*. J over, argil]. _ F

A Good Mixed Farm To Have AND EASY TO GET £6OO ~ DEPOSIT - £6OO • 351 ACRES, Land Transfer Title, 20 acres in bush, balance in grass, 17 paddocks well watered, 5-roomed house, dairy, woolshed etc. This farm has wintered 23 dairy cows, 60 grown cattle, 12 weaners, 200 breeding ewes, 50 hoggets. AND THE PRICE: £lO PER ACRE ONLY £lO PER ACRE DEPOSIT £6OO. BALANCE 5] PER CENT. Hackshaw, Searle & Brookie LAND SALESMEN, FINANCE AND INSURANCE AGENTS. •4 RIDGWAY ST. (Opp. Rutland Hotel) ’Phone 62 and 1453. WANGANUI