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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18900, 19 December 1923, Page 12

AUCTION SAMA STOCK NOTICE. (TIE have always large quantities of ’’ Romney Breeding Ewes, Wcth srs, Lambs, and also P.A. or Hereford Cattle, all ages, for your inspection. Write Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-op. Aslociation, Ltd., Box 105, Danncvirke. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, 21st DECEMBER, 1923. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell: JO9 fat ewes and wethers. 15 prime lambs. J5O HEAD CATTLE, including: 50 2-yr. P.A. steers. 50 15-months P.A. steers. 30 forward bullocks. 10 fat bullocks. 6 fat cows. 8 prime fat heifers. NOTE.—To secure maximum comp** lition the selling firms are prepared to' draft fat sheep and lambs on the farm free of charge for sale iu the yards.’ IMPORTANT LAND SALE. WANGANUI, 30th JANUARY, 1924, AT NOON. 1616 ACRES AOTEA MAO’RI LAND BOARD LEASE. QALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, will sell at their Premises, St.Hill Street, Wanganui, on 30th January, 1924, at noon on account of John Wilkie, Esq., who is retiring from farming owing to ill health, his 3616 acre farm situated Ore Ore near Raetihi; .also 8 acres and small cottage Ore Ore township. Both sections are held under lease from the Aotea Maori Land Board 3 years to run with right of renewal for further 21 years. The property is situated handy to the main Wanganui-Raetihi road, good grazing country, carrying 2 sheep p«r acre besides cattle, and doing theiu well. For further particulars apply DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. WANG AN I’l. FARM BARGAINS. 4| 144 ACRES of tip-top level, reclaimed flax land, from droughts and floods, handy to Waipawa, Hawke’s Bay; 12 pad docks, well watered by running streams, good 5-roomed house, good •owshed with concrete floor and yard, concrete floor to pig stys, etc. Price, including the following stock: 50 cows, 2 bulls, 3 - horses, 15 calves, 7 sows, 1 boar,* and 20 slips—all p.b. Berkshire*; 4-cow Simplex milking plant, 90gall. Apha separator, etc. —£7570 —' £3OOO cash. This is a particularly good property and will carry easily 60 cows and young stock when' fully improved. 180 ACRES—Handy to Kimbolton an ’. about 17 miles from Feilding by* good motor road, about half level,« balance undulating. 80 acres hasbeen stumped and ploughed, 11-, paddocks, watered by springs and j dams, all in grass except 6 acres* oats. Good house, cowshed, stables,etc. Price only 121 per acre. £6oo* cash. 300 ACRES of dairying or fattening-’ country, handy to Bulls, about 200 acres level, balance easy hills; 3 paddocks, good 6-roomed house and bathroom, h. and c. water, etc. This 1 property will carry 100 cows comfortably, or fatten bullocks. Price*' only £22 per acre. Very easy terms* can be arranged. We can recommend this property as one of the’ best propositions on our books. 10 ACRES of good dairying land< handy to good railway town, about’ saif level, balance most ly ploughnble when stumped. Nice 5-roomedl' house and outbuildings, motor shed,* I 10-bail cowshed, with concrete floor* 1 and yard, orchard, garden and plantations. Carrying 16 cows and* could be made to carry 20 com-' fortably. Price £52 per acre. £4oo’ cash. J J J_£ARRI9 * gONB, LAND AGENTS is:- MARTON. pARMERSI THIS CONCERNS YOU, POSTS.—Totara. Silverpine, Black Birch, Matai. All first grade aplilBattens, Strainers HARDWARE. —Fencing Wire, Staple*, Nails, Corrugated Iron, Wire Netting, Lawn Mowerg, etc. FARM GATES made ao order. Timbev supplied a PRICES GOOD. WOOD AND COAL. BENZINE, LUBRICATING 0115. TAXIS FOR HIRE GENERAL CARRYING DONE. ’Phone, 3292. J J) UNLOP, 102-109 Somme Parade, JUST ‘ THE THING. y MADE FROM MY OWN TMPROVEB MEASUREMENT SYSTEM. GEORGE CARRAD, SUIT SPECIALIST, 140 AVENUE, WANGANUI. NOTE. —Also Dyeing, Cleaning, Al* terations. Repairing.