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Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13308, 11 October 1916, Page 10

Farmers' Auctioneering Co. roller, tip dray, spring dray, light trap, wire, harness, tools, household furniture, etc. Luncheon Provided Note—The above herd was the pick of two herds purchased Irom Mr Tozer (Ngaroto) and Mr Burrett (Waiuku). CLEARING SALE AT HAIRINI, TE AWAMUTU. Tuesday, October 24. Favoured with instructions from|Mr A. J. Bertram, who has sold his farm, we will sell the whole of his live ana dead stock, including 2 DRAUGHT MARES, I Quiet Buggy Mare, 2 Hacks, 2 house Cows, 2 Yearling Heifers, I 2-ton waggon, d. s . buggy, df. Wallace plough, s.f. do., disc plough, Oliver plough, mowing machine, F.F. drill, Ji. cultivator, 14-blade disc harrows, tine and chain harrows, Avery scales, ladders, farm tools, sogal boiler, trough, 2 jpray pumps, barb wire, harness, household furniture, etc. Luncheon Provided. CLEARING SALE AT MANGAPIKO (.Near To AwamutuJ. Thursday, October 26. Favoured with instructions fiom Mr A. Renme, who has *old his farm, we will sejl tee whole of his live and stocLincludine—l.unc CLEARING SALE AT ORINK TAUHEI ROAD. Wednesday, November r. Favoured with instructions from Mr B. H. Strange, who has fold his farm, we will sell the whole of his live and dead stock, including—--330 EW£GandLA - MB^ 153 Fat and Forward Ewes and Wethers 200 Hoggets, 11 Rams 18 2-year Empty Heifers 7 Cows and Calves 4 Yearlings, 2 Bulls 4 Draught Horses, 2 hacks D.I. plough (keid and Gray), tipdrav, aisc harrow?, 1 drill, swamp plough, 1 C. roller, I wool press, har ness, sacks, etc. luncheon Provieed. CAVOURED with instructions from the Waikato Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, we will offer for lease bv public auction at 11 a.m. on FRIDAY, 3rd November, at the Ngaruawahia baleyards Section 12?, Komokorau Parish, containing 48 acres I rood II peiches, all fenced and in grass. Glasgow lease, 21 years. Improvements belong to lessee. FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO,. LTD., HAMILTON. ,1 Land Agents. J. E. HAMILL & CO CHEAP DAIRY FARM. £250 DEPOSIT. 157 ACRES—Ploughable land; mostly in grass and cultivation; well subdivided and watered; comparatively new 5-roomed house, bathroom, verandah, good cow shed (concreted), milking plant, implement shed, etc.; school and cheese factory close by; £2l per acre, including milking plant. £250 cash, balance 5 per cent. F145-4 £4OO DEPOSIT. 118 ACRES —Good dairying land; all in grass or cultivation; well watered; nearly all flat, small portion undulating; good 7-roomed house and conveniences, cowshed, separator room, stable and other outbuildings; situate handy to Hamilton; £25 per acrer £4OO deposit. F143-4 A CHEAP AND REAL GOOD DAIRY FARM. MUST BE SOLD—SONS GONE TO THE WAR. LOOK AT THE CARRYING CAPACITY. 199 ACRES—A tip-top dairy farm, carrying 78 cows, 8 horses and other stock; all the land and improvements are in first-class order; exceptionally good grass paddocks; superior 6roomed house and conveniences; verygood cowshed and milking plant and other outbuildings. A good farm and a very nice home. Price only £33 per acre. A bargain. THAMES VALLEY. OWNER HAVING ENLISTED IS ANXIOUS TO SELL. 274 ACRES. This is some of the best land in the Thames Valley. Tt is practically al' rich flax swamp, which has been well drained and is easily consolidated; about 100 acres are in grass, 30 acres fallow and the remainder carries rough feed. The grassed portion is growing splendid feed and shows what the rest of the farm will do when cultivated* There is a very attractive homestead which comprises a good 6-roomed house and conveniences, bathroom and scullery, motor shed, G-bail cowshed and separatorroom, implement shed, calf house, etc.; telephone.. House insured for £'325. Price £25 10s per acre. £Bl • cash ,balance 5 years, 5 per cent. J.LHAMUL&Co. SOLE AGENTS HAMILTON