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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18790, 26 May 1923, Page 16

AUCTION SALES. AVCTTOX SALE OF HIGH (.LASS DAIRY' and FATTENING COUNTRY AT MESSRS DUIGAN AND OO.’S ROOMS, ON WEDNESDAY. 30TH MAY, 1923. AT 2 P.M. TLTESSRS AVRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., Lave been favoured with instructions from Messrs Williams and Allan, to sell by Public Auction their well-known Rapanui property. consisting of 14 7 acres of really first-class dairy country. There are two good houses, cowsheds and all necessary buildings on this property. Full particulars on application to MESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON* CO., LTD., TAUPO QUAY. IMPORTAN f LAND SALE. YVEDNESDAY, 30th MAY, 1923, AT 2.30 P.M. AT MESSRS DUIGAN AND CO.'S ROOMS, RIDGWAY STREET. 267 ACRES FREEHOLD, BEING BALANCE OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE C. F. HARRISON. ATESSHS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO.. LTD., under instructions from the Public Trustee, will Sell by Auction as above, 267 acres freehold, situated on tho Warrengate Line, within one. mile of Fordell Railway Station. This is the balance of the estate of the late C. I’’. Harrison, Esq., and is offered for absolute sale. 'I lie land is practically all level and suitable for any class of farming, from dairying to fattening lambs. It is subdivided into ten paddocks, the fencing being all in good order. Other improvements consist of a seven-roomed house, wool sheds, stables, motor shed, sheep yards, dip, etc. There are 42 acres laid down in new grass this season, 7 acres' in barley and another 28 acres to be sown in oats immediately. This property has been excellently farmed during recent years by F. AV. AVard, Esq., and the lease expires on the 30th June, so that possession can be given on rhe first day of August. SPECIAL NOTE RE TERMS Since first advertising this property the terms have been altered rather in favour of any probable purchaser, namely, 10 per cent, to be paid on the fall of the hammer, 5 per cent, within twelve months of the completion of tire purchase, and a further 5 per cent, within two years of the date of completion ” The Balance remaining on mortgage for five years at 6 per cent. Fullest particulars are available on application to Messrs AA'rigbt, Stephenson and Co , Ltd., Taupo Quay. IMPORTANT UN RESERVED SHEEP SALE. AT OTAIRI YARDS (Near llunterville). ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF JUNE AND AVILLIAMS, LTD., in conjunction with DALGETY &■! CO., LTD., & N.Z. FARMERS’ DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., will sell as above on account of Otairi and Otiwliiti Stations. 6(6)0 4-th. to 5-yr. ewes. The above ewes are straight out station lines of good Romney Cross, the majority of whiih have been running with Southdown Rams and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. PRELIMINARY SOTICE. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. AT HUNTERVILLE YARDS. (For the Convenience of Clients). WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1923. AND AVILHAMS LTD., bi conjunction with MURRAY', ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr C. J. Masters, who is going out of dairying, to sell as above, the whole of his first class Jersey herd, comprising:— 84 high grade Jersey cows and heifers. ALL PARTICULARS LATER. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. HIGH GRADE JERSEYS, AT CHELTENHAM, TUESDAY', 12th JUNE, 1923. At 12 Noon (Sharp). LEVIN AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR. E. SINCLAIR and MR. NORMAN GORTON to hold a combined sale of their Dairy Herds at Mr. Sinclair’s Farm, “Waitapu,” Cheltenham. MR. SINCLAIR’S HERD. 31 high grade Jersey cows. 18 high grade Jersey springing heifers 1 5-yr. registered bull, "Waipiko Dauphin” (S.R.) 1 2-yr. registered bull, “Waitapu Duke” (S.R.) 3 yrl. registered bulls (S.R.) 4 high grade yrl. Jersey bulls. NOTE.—The above heifers are by “Waipiko Dauphin” (Eminent Fontaine—Dawn) and have been pasturing with “Waitapu Duke.” Mr. Sinclair has been dairying for the past 16 years. During this time his motto has been, “Feed, Breed, Test,” and by following these lines and by judicious culling, systematic testing and using only sires ot great butter fat backing, he has brought his herd up to a very high standard. His average butter fat return under the Cheltenham Cow Testing Association for the 1922-1923 season was 357.35 lbs in 254 days. Mr. Sinclair intends to devote his energies in future to building up a pedigree Jersey herd, and to sheep farming. MR. GORTON’S HERD. 20 high grade Jersey cows. 5 high grade Jersey springing heifers 3 second calvers (particulars at sale), 1 3-yr. registered bull, “Mozelle’s Pride" 5 sows in pig, 1 p.b. Berkshire boar. NOTE. —Tlte above cows and heifers are chiefly Taranaki bred. The cows comprise seven first calvers, six second calvers and seven older. All been served by "Mozelle's Pride.” The cows have been tested by the Cheltenham Cow Testing Association. and have produced for 19221923 season, an average of 329.75 lbs butter fat in 261 days (less than 9 months). At the sale the INDIVIDUAL RECORDS OF BOTH HERDS will be announced. Buyers, therefore, will have an exceptional opportunity of selecting cows on their ACTUAL INDIVIDUAL BUTTER FAT PRODUCTION. Luncheon Provided. Motor Bus will leave Levin and Co. Ltd. Feilding office at 10.30 morning of sale.