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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19368, 27 July 1925, Page 10

AUCTION SALES. SALE or STOCK AND EFFECTS. WAVEELEY. MONDAY. JULY 27, 1925. AT NOON. H Freeman r. jackson & co., LTD., instructed by the Public i Trustee in the Estate of the late i OWEN HAWES, will sell: 3 dairy cows. 5 cattle. 1 horse. j 1 buggy and harness. Sundries comprising crop of r--ngold% FURNITURE & EFFECTS, implements, tools, poultry, etc. SALE OF FIRST-CLASS DAIRY HERD. WANGAEHU. TUESDAY. JULY 28, 1925. AT NOON. Freeman r. jackson a- co., LTD., instructed by E. Th| ! FLETCHER, ESQ. (whose lease has ex- i I pired) will sell—qn DAIRY COWS & HEIFERS, Hoi- ! j ” stein and Jersey crosses, mostly ! August calvers; in calf to S.H. ! j bulls (milking 1 18 fat and forward bullocks. t 10 forward empty cows. 15 2-ycar empty heifers. 12 2-year steers. 21 yearling heifers. 240 4 tooth wethers & maiden ewes., 1 3-stand shearing plant (no en gine). 2 draught mares; all harness 2 harness horses. 1 pony hack. 1 Shetland pony. 35-gal. Malotte separator. 1 spring cart. Avery weighing scales (5 cwt.) Implements, etc.—D.F. plough, s.f. plough, mower (nearly new), drill, Cambridge roller, tripod, chain and 1 circular saw bench, quantity of mangolds, etc. Auctioneers’ Note—This herd can be highly recommended to dairymen; they; have been tested and heavily culled, and are mostly early calvers. Return* ■ will be given at sale. On Account other Vendors: 130 ewes, in lamb to S.D. rams.

WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925. AT NOON. Freeman r. jackson & co., LTD., will sell by auction as above: MIXED CATTLE, comprising— OOVSO store cows, 45 Hcrcford-S.H. cows, in calf to Hereford bull, 30 empty Hereford-S.H. cows, 40 good forward Hereford and P.A. cows and heifers (empty), 30 store cows, 20 2-ycar empty S.H. heifers, 20 yearling Jersey-cross heifers, J 5 fat cows, 20 mixed cattle. 1 0(10 SHEEP comprising— IVVVSOO mixed hoggets, 50 fat' wethers, 500 hoggets, 250 hoggets, 50 ' owes, 50 f.m. wethers. JQQ MIXED PIGS. On Account, of W. J. Polson, Esq.: OA DAIRY HEIFERS & COWS, most- j ly Holstein cross, early culvers.! On Account of Mr W. Hartwell: O GOOD Jersey-cross cows, in calf to ' pedigree Jersey bull, “Hua-, brook Fury’s Laddie.” Luncheon may be obtained at the yards.

CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY HERD. THURSDAY. JULY 30, AT 12.30 P.M. Freeman r. jackson & co., LTD., are instructed by MR G. W. EADES, whose lease has expired, to sol] by auction on the farm, Kiamatira Road, Arles, the whole of his Dairy Hord, consisting of:— nr GOOD YOUNG COWS, 15 of which are in milk, balance to calve Aug. and Sept. 1 24-year Jersey bull, 8 Jersey and Jersey-cross heifers. Also.—2 Milk floats, dray, farm cart, cans, netting, 50 sheets corrugated iron, quantity rough timber, paints, brushes, tools, plough, discs, Planet Jnr.. harrows, harness, forge, 3A-h.p. engine, sta ck hay, 40 p.b. W.L. fowls, quantity furniture and usual farm sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

FOR SALE 980 ACRES FREEHOLD—Subdivided into 9 naddocks, good fences. In grass, 860 acres, unimproved 320, rolling. about 130. Nature of soil—papa. Carrying capacity: 14 sheep. Good four-roomed house, bathroom, all conveniences, h. and c. water, telephone. Also two-roomed men’s cottage, woolshed, cow shed, 3 bails; cement dip. fowl house, orchard. PRICE: £2/10/- per Acre. COOPER & COOPER 68 Ridgway St., WANGANUI.

CENTRAL OH SECTIONS As building progresses central city sections are getting very scarce. We have the few that are left. These are in and near Victoria Avenue, the main [thoroughfare. Prices ranging from ’£3oo up. Also in the suburbs, lower priced sections, £295 per acre upwards. I which we, can sell on easy terms and lean finance to build. AN INVESTMENT FOR £2OOO. I We have an enquiry for this sum from a. client vrho is prepared to give good interest, the security being on a large block of country land. JOHN D. BRECHIN LAND AGENT, 7 DUBLIN ST. ’Phone 2573. A shivery subject! Warm him up with a “UNIQUE” HOT WATER BOTTLE. Made by North British Rubber Co. None genuine without “UNIQUE” on stopper.

NO. 4.—NO CAPITAL OUTLAY is always an advantage to any one of us, and for farmers who sit on leasehold land or who arc milking cows for a few seasons only, or where there is not any other well-run concern in the district, a special gain. Any capital outlay which can be saved is money in your own pocket. Wc give absolutely the correct weight and test for any cream sent to us. Write or call on us for further particulars, MAORILAND DAIRY, CO., LTD. P.O. BOX 185, WANGANUI. | Agents <oi "Diabolo’’ Separate.w.