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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 8 July 1925, Page 12

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP ON THE FARM, PEMBROKE ROAD, STRATFORD. MONDAY, JULY 13. At 12.30 .p.ui. 'JUIE FARMERS’ CO OP, have been favoured with instructions from Mr F. W. Miers, Pembroke Road, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above — WITHOUT RESERVE 42 CHOICE GRADE JERSEY COWS (young), all from 2nd to 4th culvers (Aug.-Sept. culvers) 2 pedigree Jersey bulls, 2 and 3vear II grade Jersey weaner heifers ■ I sow and litter (O') 1 sow to farrow 1 boar 1 farm horse 2 spring drays, 1 s.f. and 1 d.f. plough, discs, sledge, 2 troughs, milk cans, wire, good gig, dray and gig harness, copper, tubs and bath, farm tools and quantity sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 4-cow A.W.R. milking plant with Anderson 21 h.p. engine 1 farm horse 1 gig pony 1 waggon NOTE. —The above herd is comprised of very choice young Jersey cows, which have produced 2901b5. fat off cold country. Calving dates at sale. The cows are in good order, and we can recommend the herd to buyers with every confidence. Light Luncheon Provided. 1 SALE OF DAIRY FARM TO WTND UP AN ESTATE. SATURDAY, JULY 11. rpilE FARMERS’ C'O-OP. have received instructions from the Trustees of the Estate of the late E. Jarvis to offer by public auction at their rooms, Princes Street:, Ilawera, at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, JULY 11 9 Aft- ACRE FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM, situated on Fraser Road, about -1-mile from Fraser Road Factory and school, and about 0 miles from Ilawera; 170 acres Hat; 16 paddocks; 14 acres in crop; dwelling, cowshed, engine room, barn and shed For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers — FARMERS’. CO-OP.

1,4,0 OX THE FARM, NORMANBY. MONDAY, JULY 13. At 1 o ’clock. rpHE FARMERS’ CO-OP., instructed by Mr J. McKay, who is giving up dairying, will offer as above — WITHOUT" RESERVE Af\ JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS YOUNG DAIRY COWS, July and August ealvers including mostlv Tamil Tam worth cross sows, duo to farrow end of July and in August SO good store pigs, worth cross, to be sold in lots to suit purchasers WITH SLIGHT RESERVE l!Q Jersey and Jersey cross springing heifeis 2 good useful farm horses (trial given) '1 3-cow Simplex releaser plant, Thule cups, Anderson engine 1 drnv in good order NOTE.----The ■ cows are in very good condition, having been wintered on swedes and hay since June Ist. r lhc vendor is going right out of dairying, and the cows and pigs will be sold Without Reserve. Pigs will be trucked at Xormanby by Mr McKay for buyers. We recommend dairymen to attend. Ring and book seats in Auctioneers’ ears for sale. Light Luncheon Provided. Also— On aeeount of Messrs' Starch and Laurent — 12 selected 2-vear in-ealt heifers from cows that made over 300 lbs fat SPECIAL NOTICE ! Vyj-IST END'CABINET WORKS wish • to announce that they are unable to have their usual display of PERIOD j FURNITURE at the WINTER SHOW this year. They would emphasise the importance of deferring any purchase of Reproductive or other Distinctive Furniture until a visit lias been paid to their show room, samples viewed and quotations obtained. Investigation welcomed. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. “ SUNDERLAND’S,” HIGH ST. WEST. II A WET} A. Lo TUIA A Medicinal Drink recommended by the medical fraternity. We are manufacturers of lii<rh-class Fruit Cordials and Aerated Waters, and deliver to anv part of the district. Bing telephone (535. HAWERA MINERAL WATER CO., ARiGYLE ST.. HA WEIR A. yyrATER. i }«y /I A /_ —VIOLIN in case, with how, a complete outfit, posted to anv address. Having bought Ihese direct they fl re excellent value at thn price.—-Oivon ’a. ITilwora. t?Q —VIOLIN in case with bow, a pomxdete outfit, for £3, posted to any address.- —Dixon’s, Hawera.