FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD. Dairy Farm Going Concern 1 Q | ACRES—Freehold, with 106 acres in new grass, about 3i) acres ««od 104 fl ax and raupo swamp, balance forn and rough feed. KH) acres is flat, balance undulating, well-watered. Small house 4-hail cowshed and yards trapshed, etc. [The propwtv is situated 4 miles fiom Railwa\ Station and Factory The stock include the pick of 20 ont of GO choice heifers, in milk in dto calve" .3 farm horses, 5 pips, fowls and turkeys; also 50 pal. separator cream cans, d.f. plough, discs, and harrows, all new There is a sharemilker at present on the property. This is a rare chance for a man with small capital. A good clean start on a clean farm, absolutely free ot noxious weeds The cheapest place on the maiket. PRICE—£IB. EASY TERMS. Cheap Dairy Farm IP A ACRES, FREEHOLD, situated eight miles from Hamilton; 150 acres LO" i u jrrass, 10 acres oats, 10 paddocks, all flat land. Buildings consist of 5-roomed House and conveniences, telephone, 4-bail cowshed (2-cow plant), separator room all concreted, implement shed, etc. H miles to school and P.O. (U miles to railway, 2 cream carts pass. Owner has been grazing, but the'farm will easily milk 35 to 40 cows and carry young stock. Owner must sell on account of' ill-health in family and offers exceptionally easy terms. Good turnover in this farm. PRICE, £2B. TERMS EAS\. The Farmers' Co-op. Auct. Co., Ltd. ' WARD STREET. HAMILTON. ~ NOTICE r pHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING *• COMPANY, LTD., has taken over MANSON and BARR'S Business in Ward Street, Hamilton, and have taken up the Agency for the Auckland Province of P. and D. DUNCAN'S well-known Farm Implements and Machinery. This, in addition to MASSEY-HARRIS CO.'s Agency, now gives the Company two leading lines of Agricultural Implements anil Machinery, second to none in New Zealand. Rirfd Milking Machines —We have also, after careful consideration, secured the Agency for Waikato of this well-known Machine. The RIDD ENGINE is economical in fuel consumption and simple to work; starts on benzine, and when hot uses kerosene fuel. We are now prepared to book orders at our Hamilton Show Rooms, or at any of our branches, and have every confidence in recommending the RIDD MILKING PLANT to our clients. MR D. WILSON, late of Manson and Ban's, has joined our staff, and has been placed in charge of the Implement Show Rooms, and a cordial invitation is extended to all Farmers to visit and inspect our large range of goods before purchasing elsewhere.
CLEARING SALES. OCTOBER. C. E. Collins. Horotiu: Wednesday, October 16. Liddle's Estate: Ruapuhe: Friday, October 18 T. Harvev, Newgtead: Monday, October 21. H. Wade, Matatolii: Monday, October 21. I. Simson, Te Aroha: Wednesday, October 23. T. freeman, Surrey Downs, Lichfield: Thursday, Otcober 24. W. H. Densley, Otorohanga: About October 25. H. A. Kelly. Fencourt: End October. T. R. Drummond, Walton: Tuesday, October 29. THE conditions of sale for A STOCK ARE—CASH WITHIN 14 DAYS. Clients wishing for an extension of time for payment, either by cash or by tho subsequent sale of stock must make arrangements prior to purchase with the management of head office, Hamilton. REPORTS OF SALES « - ill l>e published in Tuesday and Friday's issues of this paper. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 3 Extra Well-bred Freisian Bulls, 15 months, 2 years and 3 years old TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock. 40Q HEAD CATTLE 12 Fat Bullocks 20 Fnt Cows 20 2-year Steers 20 15-month Steers 50 2-year E. Heifers 150 Good Yearlings 70 Fat Ewes and Wethers 30 W. Hogcots On Account of A. Kay. 5 Two-year Shorthorn Bulls 8 Yearling Shorthorh Bulls On Account of —. Townsend. 2 Pedigree two-year Shorthorn Bulls, bred by Mr Park On Account of F. Potts.' 2 Pedigree Two-year-old Shorthorn Bulls 2 Grade two-year-old Shornhorn Bulls. 5 Yearling Hereford Bulls Entries Solicited. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. 12 o'clock. HEAD CATTLE 30 Fat Steers 30 Kat Cows 36 F.C. Cows 150 Yearlings off turnips 30 2-year E. Heifers M 0 Good Yearlings. SO springers 20 Yearling S.H. Steers 20 Yearling S.H. Heifers 20 Yearling S.H. Heifers, by Delabara Bull 3 Cows and Calves 5 Angora Goats 50 Fat Hoggets. 30 Fat Ewes 25 Pigs 30 Oft Strainers 1 Unbroken 3-year-old On account of Mr M. McKenzie, who has sold part of his farm 40 Choice Dairy Cows (whole herd), mostly 2nd calvers 1 Draught Mare ' 1 Light Harness Horso 1 4-vear Gelding 5 Cases Benzine, 1 Cask Molasses 6 Milk Cans, 2 Cream Cans (new), Sundries, etc. Entries Solicited. TE ANGA STOCK SALE. TBESDAY. 15th OCT., 11.30 o'clock. 3QQ HEAD CATTLE 65 Three and feur-year Steers, 44 Two and three-year Steers. 35 Yearling Hereford Steers. 50 Empty Heifers. 35 Heifers in calf. 50 Mixed Yearlings. 30 Mixed Cattle. 4 Ped. two and three-year Hereford Bulls. 3 Grade Hereford Bulls. 4 Shorthorn Bulls. 1 Five-year Ped. Hereford Bull. 600 Hoggets « Entries Solicited. HIKUTAIA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 15th OCTOBER, 11.30. Entries Solicited.
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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13886, 11 October 1918, Page 8
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