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AUCTIONS. HAWERA SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 11. jyEWTON KING LTD. & N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE CO., will sell as above — GO store and forward cows ' S fat cows | •_‘s fat and 'forward rows and! heifers < S bulls 50 ewes i.l to S.D. rams ; 50 fat wethers 50 weaner and store pigs 10 guaranteed dairy cows FATTENING FARM. i «>ACRES; South Auckland; level i |o Hri( i„] a tingj 205 acres English grasses, balance fern, easily ■brought in. FREEHOLD. Watered by creeks and springs. Motallcd roads; 2 road frontages. This country wants top-dressing to carry 4} ewes to the acre, or will fatten bullocks. There is no better or cheaper property in the district. GOOD HOUSE and cowshed, concreted bails and yard, engine room; j implement shed. PRICE £l3 PER ACRE. £IOOO Deposit.

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*r We Invite You to hear these His Masterswice H RECORDS FROM THE JUNE CATALOGUE TOTI DAL MONTE (Soprano)—"l Prescatori di Perle” (In Italian) Bizet—Siccome un di caduto il sole (A Fugitive One Day)—Brahma, gran Dio (Brahma, Great Diety) D.8.1316—10/<j MISCHA ELMAN (Violinist)—Cavatina (Raff)— Humoreske —Op. 101, No. 7 (Dvorak) D. 8.1354 —10/6 PHILADELPHIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA—Fete-Dieu A Seville (Festival in Seville) Albeniz, arr. Stokowski D.IBBB—B/SALON ORCHESTRA—Thousand and One Nights (Waltz) —Strauss (arr. Schnalstick) C.2076—6/MARK WEBER AND HIS ORCHESTRA—OId Vienna— Gems from Lanners Waltzes (Lanner) arr. Kremser — Arorettentanze (Waltz) Gun’l . C.1941—6/--LIGHT OPERA COMPANY Medley of Leslie Stuart’s Songs—Arr. Greenwood. Introducing: "I May be Crazy,” "The Shade of the Palm,” "Sweetheart Mary,” "Lily of Laguna,” "Silver Star of Love,” "Little Dolly Day-dream,” "Tell me, Pretty Maiden,” "Soldiers of the King” C.2090—6/PETER DAWSON (Bass-Baritone) —I am a Friar of Orders Grey (Reeve) —Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep (Knight) 8.3593—4/The Blind Ploughman (Clarke) —The Menin Gate (Bowen) 8.3691—4/FRANK CRUMIT —I Don’t Work for a Living! (Lee-Mullin) —Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, Keep on a’ Trampin’! (RobisonLuther) E.A.871—4/Call to-day and hear the supreme combination —your favourite "His Master’s Voice” Record played on any "His Master’s Voice” machine. Ask for the "His Master’s Voice” complete catalogue of June releases. ONLY AUTHORISED DEALER E. Dixon & Co., Ltd. HAW ERA