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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19365, 23 July 1925, Page 12

AUCTION PAGE. pGMONT Ruction M AET ’ MARIA PLACE. SALES WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. Starts at 1 p.m. P.O. Box 368. ’Phones—Mart/3523, Private, 2615. Telegrams: “ Halberd'll.” Clearing Sales Conducted. B. T. BENNETT. TO-MORROW, AT I P.M. J) T. BENNETT will Sell by Public I Auction as follows: POULTRY. VEGETABLES. PRODUCE. FRUIT. HAMS & BACON. HARNESS AND SADDLES. 2 SPRING CARTS (with and without rubber tyres). HORSE & COW RUGS. FERNS AND SHRUBS. GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS. PHONOGRAPH AND RECORDS. FURNITURE & SUNDRIES AT 3 P.M. B. T. BENNETT, Auctioneer. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925. The associated auctioneers! will sell: 2000 snEEP ’ inciudin « _ 250 ewe hoggets. 160 wether hoggets. 100 mixed hoggets. 40 p.b. Romney ewe hoggets. 60 prime fat wethers. .110 4-year owes, r.w. S.D. rains. 160 2-tooth to 5-yr. ewes, r.w. Rom. | rams, March 7. 80 forward empty ewes. 400 ewes, t.w. b.f. rams. 70 ewes, in lamb S.D. rams. 10 stud ewe lambs. 22 stud ewes, in lamb stud Rom. rams. 135 fat ewes and wethers. gQ HEAD CATTLE, including—--25 springing grade Jersey heifers 5 empty heifers.

UNRESERVED CLEARING- DAIRY SALE. PUKEHOU ROAD. (Three miles from Bulls-Parcwanai Road). TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925. LEVIN & CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR. A. A. MITCHELL, who is giving up dairying, to sell as above at 12 noon: 60 f.c. dairy cows, early calvbrs. 50 store pigs. 5 sows and litters. ALSO—--1 Huia separator, 4-cow milking plant (Ganc), 1 Anderson engine. Note.—The above cows can be thoroughly recommended; dates at sale, and any later culvers can be left for one month at purchasers’ risk, free of grazing. Slight reserve only on machinery and pigs. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. YORK FARM. (Four Miles from Marton). WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925, AT 1 P.M. Abraham & williams, ltd., have been instructed by Messrs Friedrich Bros., who have sold their property, to sell as above, the whole of their stock, horses, plant and implements as under: 126 4 and 5-year ewes, b.r. w. b.f. rams. 126 4-tooth < -os, b.r w. b.f. rams. 7 empty Hereford heifers. 5 milking cows (2 in milk). 4 weaner heifers. 2 heavy draught geldings, all work 2 heavy draught mares, all work. 1 brood mare. 2 hacks. M.H. drill (as now), McCormick bin der, International cultivator, P. and Duncan d.f. plough, Steel Queen discs 2 sets tyne harrows, 4-horse yoke, waggon (Burgess), heavy trap and harness, harness, netting, farm tools of all descriptions, timber, Fordson tractor (good order, slight reserve): 3-stnnd Wolseley shearing plant. 21 tons Power Cross kerosene, 40 gallons tractor oil, 11 tons household coal, 12 sacks feed barley, corn crusher, threshing plant (S.R.), engine, mill, cutter, farm-Vcoop. saw bench, 1 lime . sower, garden plough, 25 laying 1 fowls, 3 ge-ese, mangle, quantity of household furniture. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOIE CARRYING CAPACITY CAN YOU FIND BETT3R VALUE. 300 ACRES—7 miles from town by level metal road, Rangitikei district. 200 acres level and mostly drained swamp; balance rolling; 6 paddocks and all subdivisions new wire fences. Bungalow house of 4 rooms, pantry’. bathroom, washhouse, with copper and tubs, h. and c. water, etc. Wintering 520 ewes and 100 springing heifers. Would carry and winter well 100 dairy cows. Price, £25 per acre. £lOOO cash, from approved purchaser. 56 ACRES of dairying country, 11 miles from railway town and handy to Fcilding; well subdivided and : watered by dams. Good house of 6 rooms, numerous outbuildings, cowI shed and yard. Price, £42 per acre; about £3OO cash from approved purchaser. 5000 lbs. of butter-fat was taken from this property last season with 22 cows. *OO ACRES—I2 miles from Taihape j and 5 from railway township by ; metal roads; 1} miles from school, 6 [ paddocks, 6-roomed Bungalow house, i bathroom, h. and c. water, washhouse, i I storeroom, 2-bail cowshed, hay shed, I motor shed, wool shed and yards, etc. } i 360 acres felled and grassed; balance ’ ; shelter patches. Papa country and I well watered, wintering 600 ewes and 40 run cows and 4 horses. Price, £2O I per acre. £l5OO cash. Easier terms may be arranged. I ■ ; J ARRIS & gONS, LAND AND INSURANCE AGENTS./ ! MARTON.