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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14144, 16 June 1920, Page 8

AU OTIONEEEB. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of SHEW.’, CATTLK AND HOKSLS. ON THE FA KM, WANGAEIIU. THURSDAY, JULY Ist, 1 0-0. At 12.30 Sharp. npHE N.Z. FARMERS' 00-OPE KAA TJ VE DISTKIHpTI NO CO, LTO, have received instructions from Air James Falconer, who has sold lus faun, to sell on the above date the following stock: — Sheep--575 2,4, and 6-tooth to Lincoln rams ;;50 in.s. woolly lambs ewes, 25 b.f. wethers 14 Lincoln ,rams 25 2-tooth wethers in lamb Oattle— , , 4 40 2.1-vear Hereford cross stceis (5 24-vear empty, heifers ;*ij C ows in calf to Hereford bulls JO, !8-mouth Steers and heifers 25 mixed Hereford cross weaners 2 dairy cows 1 heifer in milk 2 Hereford bulls, 3 and 4 years Horses — „ . 1 7-vcar draught mare, all work 1 2-year draught colt 1 3-year draught filly 3 harness mares 5 hacks, broken to saddle 1 hack, unbroken Implements and Sundries: Couvertable Duncan plough, 4leaf harrows, Cockatoo woolpross, light spring cart, trap, gig, separator, churn, jack, woolpacks, 3 sacks potatoes, copper, 2 riding saddles, spring cart harness, 4horsc yoke, swingle bars, collars, harness and winkers, gal. wire, crowbar, block and tackle, saws, tools, etc., etc. light luncheon provided. A . J. COOPER, Auctioneer. CLEARING BALB. mHE WAIRABAPA FARMERS’ COA OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., Stock Department, will hold the following sales: — June 17. —On .account. W. H. Williams, Esq., Longbush— Sheep and dairy stock, etc. June 22. —On account Airs A. A. Pike, Swamp Road, Carterton — Dairy cows (In conjunction with Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd.) June 23. —On account T. Hobson, Esq., Carrington— Sheep, cows, etc.

June 24 —On account H. J. Cooper. Esq, Ellesmore, Opalti: 30 dairy cows, factory dates June 28tli—On account D. Wells, Esq., Atea — .170 cows and heifers, early in July. July 1. —T. P. Hobbs, West Taratahi — Dairy stock, sheep, implements. July 14 & 15—On account H. R. Bunny, Esq., in conjunction with Dalgety and Co., Ahiaruhe, Carterton — 400 cows and heifers July 22.—0 n account J. Warrington, Waihakeke — 23 Daiyy cows, milking machines, etc. July — .—On account G. Hooker, Esq., Dorsets Ed., Carterton — Cows, horses, furniture, etc. July —. —One account C. H. Gay,ter, Greytown — Cattle a.nd Sundries. ■July—On account Messrs Coleman and Ewington, Lansdowne: Dairy cows, etc. rppfE WAIEAEAPA FARMERS’ CO--1 OPEEATIYE ASSOCIATION, Stock Dept., Pahiatua, rvill hold the following sales: — Juno 19 —On account M. Alpass, Esq., Konini. — Dairy herd June 26. —J. Ilowart, Esq, Hopelauds: Dairy stock June 30th. —J. A. Nicholson, Esq, Ivonini— -183 dairy cows and heifers, 600 sheep, <, pigs, horses and farm implements. July I—G. F. Alloway, Esq., Woodville: ' Sheep and cattle. July 2—On account A. D. Bryant, Esq, Waiwe.ra — Sheep, cattle etc • July 3 —On account W. N. Miller, Ko-. » l iiinui- ' "j Dairy stock, sheep, .etc. A FINE PROPOSITION. "|~yAIEY Farm of 75§ acres; back of > property river soil, front portion slightly lighter; well watered, all flat, and in English grasses; sub-divided into 6 paddocks; now carrying 35 milking cows, 20 calves and 1 horse; would milk 40 cows with ease; creamery, school, store and railway station alongside; good 5-Eoomed House, bathroom, scullery, h. and c. water, wash-house, motor-shed, ,6-bail cow-shed, piggery, other outbuildings. Situated only a few miles from Masterton. Price £72 per acre. Terms. TTP-TO-DATE 5-Boomed House, conCrete foundations, concrete slabs; three-eighth acre, kitchen, gas stove, auto gas heater, linen press, bathroom, porcelain bath and hand-basin, tiled fireplaces, panelled hall and breakfast room, big motor-shed; best locality, 15 minutes from P.O. Price £1650. Terms. Quick possession. (Well recommended) FEDERAL LAND & ESTATE AGENCY Perry’s Buildings, Perry Street, P.O. Box 210. ’Phone 1782. THESE ARB :: :: SEASONABLE GOODS FOR .MEN. :: ■ :: The new stocks of Cardigan and Woollen Jackets just opened up by Shoosmith’s make ideal winter wear. They are in a wido range of sizes in Grey Heather and NavyBlue,, and besides keeping- you warm and cosy on the coldest days are withal smart, and distinctive. Come in and sec these Cardigan Jackets; they will appeal to all men who desire smart, warm winter wear!

C. D. SHOOSJySSTM, MEN’S OUTFITTERS, Queen Street, MASTER TO N.