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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume I, Issue 43, 8 September 1880, Page 3

Kakaramea Monthly Sale. . THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. TVT ILLIAM COWE.RN * ' will sell by auction, as above — 100 head cattle, 18 month's 20 head mixed cattle 20 head yearlings' 50 head heifers, 2 years • 30 head steers, 1 and 2-years 20 head yearlings (first-class) 12 head weaners (heiiers) 30 bullocks (forward) 100 fat sheep 20 pigs 4000 feet timber Note. — Now that the new sale yards are erected, every facility is afforded to sellers. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT STOCK SALE. TTTILLIAM COWERN *' is instructed by Owen McKittrick, Esq. (who has leased his farm and taken the large new Central Hotel in Patea), to sell by public auction, on the' farm at Whenuakura, ON FRIDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, At 2 p.m., 65 breeding cows, some with calves, remainder in calf (in lots) 7 superior dairy cows, in calf 1 bull, 3 years, by Lord Brilliant 1 bull, 4 years, well bred 2 staunch draught mares 1 bay mare, Mabel, by Traducer, in foal to Gladiator 1 bay mare, Miss Stevenson (late Task), in foal to Puriri 1 black mare, in foal to St. Albans 1 bay filly, out of Mabel by Sator, 3 years, broken 1 bay colt, out of Miss Stevenson by Sator, 3 years, broken 1 bay filly, out of Miss Stevenson, by Sator, 2 years, unbroken 1 bay foal, out of Miss Stevenson by Gladiator, 1 year, unbroken 1 chesnut foal, by Gladiator, 1 year, unbroken 1 bay gelding by St. Albans, 2 years, unbroken 1 trap mare, 4 years, staunch in D. and S. harness 1 chesnut mare, Penelope, 5 years, by Kakapo 1 draught colt, 1 year Drays,, shaft and leading harness, gent's saddles, horse clothing, new corn crusher, chaff cutter, iron tanks, grindstone, wheelbarrow 40 stockyard river posts 1 boar pig, 2 years (improved Berkshire) Innumerable sundries Lunch provided. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. STOCK SALES FOR SEPTEMBER. Tj^EEEMAN E. JACKSON will hold his Sales of Stock during the month ot SEPTEMBER, as follows :— ST. BILL STREET— Wednesday, Bth. HAWERA— Friday, 17th. ST. HILL STREET— Wednesday, 22nd. Settlers will kindly forward their entries. I FEEEMAN E. JACKSON, Auctioneer. Waiwakaiho. THURSDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, At 2 p.m. OAUCHOPE AND KING will sell by auction, at their new sale yards, at Waiwakaiho, on Thursday next, at 2 p.m. 50 two-year-old mixed cattle 30 two-and-a-half and three-year-old steers ' 30 yearlings 40 head mixed cattle BAUCHOPE AND KING, Auctioneers, New Plymouth. T7l O R SALE. 150 acres, with absentee section, containing 50 acres of prime land, with new wellfinishedfive-roomed Dwelling-house, situated about eight miles from Hawera ; 100 acres open land, and remainder light bush land. The farm is undivided, and is bounded on north side by Ingahape river. 55 acres open grass land, favorably situated, in one level section, all fenced, watered by a creek, and maimed.by Tongahoe river, with newly-built five-roomed Dwelling. 25 acres near Hawera, in one paddock, well grassed, >, securelyfenced, and watered 'by nmnhig creek, With' fpur-ro'om d Dwel-ling-house newly erected. J. & C. H. McCUTCHAN, Land Ageuja-,- Hawera.