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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume III, Issue 189, 26 July 1913, Page 8

H.B. Farmers' Co-op. Association, Ltd. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED CLEAR- ’ ING SALE OF HIGH-CLASS DAIRY HEIFERS. AT THE DANNEVIRKE SALEY ON THURSDAY, 31st JULY. 1913, At 12.30 sharp. riMIE 8.8. FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-r TIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., have received instructions from AL P. KNIGHT. Esq., to sell as above. 1 TWO AND THREE-YEAR AiMF SPRINGING HEIFERS, prising:--100 Grade Jersey Heifers 50 Grade Ayrshire, Holstein and Shorthorn Heifers. The Auctioneers have inspected these heifers, and can recommend them to buyers as an exceptionally fine lot, being well grow n, in splendid condition, and all showing well in calf. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. R EFR ESH Al ENTS PRO VIDED. Dalgety and Company, Ltd. SPECIAL SALE OF rjpiAIBER AND pi. ANT ON FRIDAY. Ist AUGUST, 1913, At 10.110 a.m. TkALGETY AND CO.. LTD . in conjunction with rpHE HAWKES BAY FARMERS’ 1 CO-OPERA FIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., have been favoured bv Alessrs. MANSON AND CO.. LTD. (who are relinquishing business) to sell, AT THEIR TIMBER YARDS, OUTRAM STREET, NAPIER, ■WWW**— -‘x.. ABOUT J 5O 000 I’l-ET TIMBER Including dressed and undressed Rimu, Altitai, Totara, Kauri, Californian Redwood, Jarrah, Oregon Pint*, Rata, Silver Pine, also Mouldings, etc. Several job lines Timber suitable for farmers and others. Also Builders’ Ironmongery, 5 Timber Waggons, 2 Light Draught Horses, Traction Engine. Harness, etc. A 12h.p. Portable Ransome Engine. Large Screw Lathe, 16ft bed, I6in. centre. Greater part of good handy Sawmill Plant, including bush logging trucks. Also: 3 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, situate Sedgwick, Waipawa, near railway station.

LUNCHEON PROVIDED. TERMS ( ASH nni McCarthr, FOR BALI. WITHIN piVE JIJILEB OF ■JJASTINGB RAILWAY gTATIO 400 ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND. Having good road and river frontagee, and suitable for’ subdivision into Poultry, Fruit and Dairy Farms, or aa whole can be made to winter 9 SHEEP TO THE ACRE. PRICE £77 ACRE. EASY TERMS TO GENUINE FARMER For particulars apply— LANE AND M°CARTHY NAPIER OR HASTINGS.

Situated in Hastings as we are, right opposite the Railway Station, we have numerous applications for Houses to Let, and we shall he obliged if owners will inform us when they have vacant houses, and in every case the lowest rent they will accept. " T HE t ribune ” IS OBTAINABLE EVERY EVENING AT NAPIER* All Newsagents. W. J. McGrath, Shakespeare road. The Trocadero. H. Hare, Storekeeper. Eastings St. ■ Railway Bookstall. PORT AH URIEL McCarthy and Co., Tobacconists. A. Thompson, Grocery Store. WESTSHORE —McVicar’a Store. HASTINGS: All Newsagents and several of the Fruiterers. Hatherall, Willow Park road. Laurie, Kararau road Lynch A Son, Storekeeper*, Stortfori Lodge Railway Bookstall. COUNTRY DISTRICTS: GREF. N MII.W > WS- - Col will I)ro«. ME.’. NLE N J. Wakelev PAKOWH A I -Kent h'.vi ’Jorccafc. CLlVE—Cushing Bros FERNHILL - Gumbley and Sous, MA RA EK AK A HO- F. Nugent, HAVELOCK- -C. Hampton. E. S Hama., ’’’UKEROU - G. Priest. UTANE—W. Malenoir. W AIPAWA—Thos. Thompson. L. Pratley. W. J Follow. U AIPUKURAF R E. Lucas. ■ TIKOKINO — Roach’s Store (on arrival of coach). ONG A ONG A- Lindsay Gordon (on arrival of coach). M AKARETU -C.-Rosser (on arrival ot coach). PETANE —J. B. Arnott. ESKDALE—A. King. OLIVE GRANGE—H. Taylor. “(JIHK qpRIBUNE "■ IS DELIVERED IN ALL PARTS OF HAWKE’S BAY.