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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 144, 20 June 1931, Page 16

AUCriOl. SALES. BULLS SALE MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1931, AT 12.30 O’CLOCK. 40 breeding ewes, r.w. S.D. ranis. J 20 3-year Jersey heifers r.w. bull. 15 2-year Jersey heifers, r.w. ball. • (all off light country). 6 store <*ows. 5 prime heavy cows. 9 porkers. FEILDING HEIFER FAIR. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1931. AT 11 A.M. 300 h.g. springing heifers. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OB NEW ZEALAND LTD. ESTATE LATE F. C. ANSTIS’ CLEARING SALE. NUKUMARU, WAVERLEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, AT 12.30 P.M. r JHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. ORGANISATION have received instructions from the Executors, who art winding up tho above Estate, to sell as above WITHOUT RESERVE: 73 Jersey and Jersey-cross cows. 15 heifers, r.w. bull. 40 mixed weaners. Complete 4-cow L.K.G. plant (splendid order); 2| h.p. Anderson engine; 75-gal. Alfa separator, complete witn power clutch and new motor; 2 h.p. electric motor, |-h.p. motor; pumps; electric water heater, spare pumps & largo quantity usual farm sundries. Note: This is a first-class herd of big framed, typey and healthy, goodconditioned cattle, all early calvera. Tho sundries and implements are also in great order and buyers are confidently recommended to attend. Light Luncheon Provided. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z. LTD. JTINERARY QLEARING gALES. JUNE 22.—W. B. Franks, Pihama (conj. Newton King Ltd.) JUNE 23.—G. E. Cowling, Manaia (conj. Newton King Ltd.) JUNE 24—A. Hurliman, Eltham (icon> Newton King Ltd.). JUNE 25.—R. G. Hodge, Kapuni. Est» Late F. C. Anstis, Nukumaru. JUNE 29. —A client, Lowgarth. JUNE 30.—Mr Cowling, Oeo (conJ. Newton King Ltd.) JULY 3.—Mrs M. E. McKay, Mangatoki. JULY’ 7.—Annual Heifer Fair, Maxwell (conj. N.Z. Farmers’ Distributing Co.) JULY B.—A. E. Burwell, Kaimaia, (Inglewood yards). JULS r 17.—Special Dairy Heifer Fair, Waverley. JULY 22.—J. S. Tosland, Pihama (heifer fair). JULY 24. —Hawera Annual Pig Fair. JULY 29.—Eltham Pig Fair. d AUGUST s.—Opunake Horse Fair. AUGUST 6.—lnglewood Horse Fair. AUGUST 7 & B.—Hawera Horse Faia DATES TO BE ARRANGED. Est. J. F. Stevenson’s Heifer Fair. W. H. Watkins’ Heifer Fair. A Cm' HOME £5O DEPOSIT. A Good Six-roomed House and Freehold Section, right in the heart of the city, electric light, gas range, pantrv, bath-room, etc.; insured for £6OO, premium £2 6s, rates £9. This is a good business afreet and although tho pass the door ’ ia only a short wnlk to the Post schools, etc. PRICE £650. ' Only £5O deposit. JOHN D. BRECHIN, LAND AGENT, 7 DUBLIN STREET. •Phono 2573. SPLENDID PROPOSITIONS 240 ACRES —On main highway anfi only 1 mile from town and railway station, 100 acres level, 80 acres undulating and easily ploughable; balance slightly hilly. All in grass except shelter bush. 5 paddock-. 3 roomed house and bathroom, washhouse with copper and tubs, cowshed, motor shed, etc. PRICE: Only £23 10/- per acre; £350 cash. 27 ACRES LEASEHOLD—Adjoining borough boundary, subdivided into 10 paddocks, 5-roorned house and outhouses. 4-bail cowshed, registered for milk supply. Lease has about seven years to run nt. the exceptionally low rental of £46 per annum plus £5 for town water, but free of rates. PRICE £325, which includes 24 cows, 1 bull, 3 IS month heifers. 4 wcaners, 5 milk, vans, plough, harrows, 2 separators (25 and 50 gal.) etc. 62 ACRES of level land, 5«l miles from town by level road, and practically adjoining school; well subdivided, large plantation, 4-roomed house and outhouses, good cowshed and motor shed. Carrying .”>0 cows and young stock. PRICE: £45 per acre; £lOO9 cash. Easier terms may be arranged. Call on us without delay when wo will motor you round the district to inspect, these and other good propositions wc have for sale. J. HARRIS & SONS, MARTON.