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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 2 July 1925, Page 12

auctions. NEWTON KING, LTD NEWTON KING LTD.. AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK AGENTS. Local Representatives: Mr. E. A. NIXON and Mr. G. H. Tocker. ’Plione No. 20. Office with Mr T. J. Salmon. Princes St., Hawera; ’phone 128. POSTPONEMENT NOTICE. /AWING to counter attractions it was deemed advisable to postpone the sale on account of the Stratford Jersey Cattle Club until MONDAY, July 0, 1923. Sale will commence at 12.30 p.m. NEWTON KING, LTD., Auctioneers, Stratford. KAPONGA YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 3. KING LTD. account of clients — will sell on 2 ,"5 FAT &■ FORWARD COWS On account of C. R. STEAD — WITH SLIGHT RESERVE PEDIGREE FRIESIAN BULLS, COWS AND HEIFERS Lot I—Bull,1 —Bull, Domino Shrapnel Van Racelands (sire Domino Shrapnel Wood, by Mierlo; dam Betty Domino Nctherland, by King of the Black and Whites); born 13/10/21 Lot 2—COW Glenmore Pietje Domino (by King of the Dominos. C C.O.M. daughters, full brother to Domino Friesland Belle, 7241b5. fat ; dam Nellie . Woodcrest Pietje, whose sire has a double cross of the famous cow Pietje 22nd, world’s champion producer for a lengthy period; very highly lu-ecl; born S/11/21; due August 20th next Lot 3 —Cow, Glenmore Lady Lucy (sire Glenmore Bellman; dam Glenmore Marigold, both by CliffsYP

Laddies, 19 0.0. M. daughters; high butter-fat strains); born 2/8/1G; due October 20th next Lot 4 —Heifer, Lady Luev De Kol, by that well-known sire Admiral De Kol, by Na/.li de lvol, 10 C.O.M. daughters, one 659ibs. butter-fat one GOSlbs.; dam Lady Lucy); born 25/7/23; due to Lord Pontiac Alcartra Pietje De Kol Lot s —Bull, Lord Pontiac, by Alcartra De Kol; dam Glenmore Pietje Domino; born 18/11/23 Lot 6—-TTeifer —Unnamed; sire Admiral De Kol; dam Glenmore Lady Lucy; born 29/7/24 On account of S. HEYNESSEY— COWS (mostly 2nd ealvers) A nice line of practically all second ealvers and due early. Big bodied, good conditioned cows of mixed breeds, all Jersev cross.

On account of J. CHAMBERLAIN — DAIRY COWS (mostly due early) On account of C. CULLEN — OR CHOICE JERSEY IN-CALF HETFERS (due early) On account of A. E. MACKS — WITH RESERVE 1 5-seater Overland car; good running order; good tyres 1 section containing 1 rood 1-3 perches (about)., sub.-section 3 and lot 2 of sub-Sect-ion 4, section 62,-block 11, Kaupokonui Survey District, in tlie Kapor.ga Town District On account of H. DAYISON — .1 horse, gig and harness (horse 7 years, fast and guaranteed sound and reliable) ORDER OF SALE—- [ 12 noon—Car. sundries, store stock; on account C. R. Stead; on account S. Hennessy; on account J. Chamberlain; on account A. C. Cullen; section will be offered at 2 p.m. (about) NOTE TIME OF SALE—I2 NOON. “FOR MEN MUST WORK.’’ X r ES! The majority of men have to 1 work for their living. To some men work is nothing but dull, monotonous drudgery. To others work means all that is best and most worth-while in life. It depends on the work. At home, in your leisure moments, yon can fit yourself to engage in THE BETTER KIND OF WORK —in the work that means the fulfilment of ambitions, the realisation of ideals, with ample financial rewards. Let Hemingway’s Correspondence Schools coach you in any of the following subjects:'— Book-keeping, Accountancy Prof., ' Law Prof., Secretarial Diploma, Bankers’ Diploma, Advertising, Teachers’ Certificates, Matricula- , tion, Public Service Entrance, Pitman ’s Shorthand. The study of these courses will improve your prospects of advancement. Write for particulars of any course that appeals to you, and write TO-DAY to HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 5.10, AUCKLAND. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S NIGHTDRESSES, VESTS, BLOOMERS and PRINCESS PETTICOATS. ALSO—BOYS’ WOOr LEN SUITS. TFRSEY AND FLANNEL ROMPERS. >ud a Fiue Range of GLOVES showing at M ISS H rL3j,s ’ Opposite Grand Theatre.