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Ballyvollen - Camlin Parish
For Sale By Samuel Hillis
The following extract is from The Belfast News Letter dated Friday October, 16th 1942 and is reproduced by kind permission of the Belfast News Letter.
Sales By Auction
Bellbrook, Glenavy, County Antrim
(10 minutes walk Crumlin Bus at Metal Bridge)
Dairy cows, heifers, Bullocks, Horse, implements
Samuel Hillis, Esq. (who is retiring from Dairy Business) has instructed us to sell by auction on premises, Thursday 29th October, eleven o'clock.
20 young dairy cows (part springing near note, remainder full milk); 4 two year old Ayrshire Heifers with calves at foot; 10 pure bred and half bred Ayrshire Heifers 1½ and 2 year olds ready for service; two year old licensed Ayrshire bull registered in herd book; 10 heavy Free State bullocks 12 to 14 cwt., nearly finished;2 home bred heavy bullocks; 3 store bullocks; 4 weanling calves; farm horse 17 hands, good worker and quiet; Grade B sterilising plant with Martin Boiler and 100 gallons tank complete; 12 good twelve gallon milk cans; Ransome Chill plough; farm cart; set cart harness, fit 17 hands (new); metal roller; side delivery rake; turnip sower;2 cart wheels;6 pig feeders; garden roller; clothes mangle; sundries and scrap. Usual credit. No outside chattels allowed.
J.D. Marin & Co., F.V.I., auctioneers, 68 Chichester Street, Belfast and Lisburn.
Bellbrook

An early picture of Bellbrook

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