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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19784, 7 March 1927, Page 12

AUCTION SALES. qHABPE, & AUCTIONEERS AND GUVrON STREEL House Clearing Sales a Specialty Chief Agents Yorkshire Insuranc< Company. Ltd. BULLS SALE. TO-DAY (MONDAY), MARCH 7. AT 12.30 P.M. LEV IN & CO., LTD., and DALGETY & CO., LTD., will offer: 480 4 and 5-yoar ewes. 150 w.f. lambs. 70 b.f. Jambs, 55 fat sheep. 12 2-tooth Romney rams. 7 S.D. rams. 24 f. and f. cm and heifers. 50 mixed pigs. MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1927. Abraham & williams, ltd. will sell as a.bove: 1600 com P r^3^n ff—--250 b.f. lambs. 500 4 and 5-year ewes (krt«% 300 m.s. Jambs. 100 fat and forward lambs. ICO 2 looth wethers. 10 fat rifres. 150 woolly ewe lambs. 150 woolly wether iambs. 10 f.m. S.D. rams. 4 porkers. % 10 mixed pigs. 2 draught horses, harrows, discs sledge and harness. A On Account R. McDontedd: 5 stud Romney ewes. 13 stud 1-shear Romney ewes, bmd by J. H. McLean and Co. RAETIHI STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 11. IyESSRS DAYGETY & CO., LTD* anf i N.Z. LOAN & M.A. CO.. LTD., will sell: 400 mj. lambs. 30 4 hnd 5-year ewes. 150 2-tooih wethers. 150 wether lambs. 33 3-year steers. 25 24-year steers.

pjTGHLY JMPORTANT RATTLE g ALE - WILLL4.MS & KETTLE, LTIk, Instructed by WAIMARAMA STATION, In consequence of their lease expiring, will offer for Sale, at STORTFORD LODGE HASTINGS, on FRIDAY. MARCH 11 At 10.30 a.m., THE WHOLE OF THE STATION HERD—--450 HEAD CATTLE ’ 450 comprising — 120 breeding cows, with dalves at foot and had service with Here-'V ford and Shorthorn bulls. 10 empty cows with calves at foot* 25 2-y«ar heifers, had service, witK Hereford and Shorthorn bulls. 42 2-year empty heifers. 34 f. and f. empty heifers. 70 f. and f. cows. 80 2-year steers. 60 3-year f. and f. steers. 2 Hereford bulls. 1 Shorthorn bull. THE WAIMARAMA STATION HERD is the result of many years of judiciouM selection and breeding, and the present sialo presents an excellent opportunitv to graziers to secure cattle of higl| quality. The breeding is Shorthorn and Hereford-Shorthorn cross, mostly the latter. All are in splendid condition, and the various linos, including tho brooding cgws, will be drafted and of-« fered in suitable lots. For further inr« formation applv to tho auctioneers: WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., HASTINGS.

£2OO CASH £2OO CASH £2OO CASH AN OPTIMIST SELLS THIS PRO. PERTY; NOT A PESSIMIST, AS YOU WILL SEE FROM BELOW NOTE—--400 ACRES of first-class grazing country, soil of dark loam on papa forma- , tion. 15 acres has been stumped ploughed and about 20 acres more is ploughable when stumped. ■>') cows could be milked comfortably on th<S front, balance hilly country. 40 acres standing bush, balance grass, well watt ered ami subdivided into 6 nice bungalow house of 5 rooms and all conveniences—telephone installed—« outhouses, good woolshed and yards and cowshed, etc. 5 miles from railway station and stores and 12 miles from Tai* hope, H miles from school. PRICE £l6 PER ACRE. £2OO CASE will be accepted from approved purchaser. A splendid line of 550 ewe.d can bo taken over at valuation if res quired. NOTE—Our client’s only reason for selling is ill-health in the family. Tho best of terms procurable for balance of purchase money as well as spending the £2OO deposit on further improvemeats on the property and other concessions to be given Ihe purchaser. That our client is confident of good times ahead is proved by the terms quoted. We are selling what wo advertise so please don’t lose time writing for further particulars but come right through when we will motor you to inspect. J. HARRIS & SONS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS j MARTON.