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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8921, 9 September 1905, Page 8

Auctions. NEWTON KING'S CLEARING SALES. September — Tuesday 12, Mr J. Law, Pembroke road NEWTON KING, Auctioneer, New Plymouth and Stratford. UNRESERVED - SALE. ON THE PREMISES, PIHAMA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. At 1 p.m. JR. STEWART & GO:, have • received instructions from Mr W. C. Raikes, who is leaving the district, to sell by public auction, — Household furniture, comprising : Chests drawers, wire mattresses, bedsteads, tables, washstands, piano, bookshelves, chairs, sideboarcl, whatnot, sofa, easy chairs, mirrors, linoleum, ".mangle, etc. Sulky, cart, horses, harness, stack of hay, harrows, sledge om wheels < Bone crusher, washing machine I Tools, forge, vice, and anvil, lawn mower wheelborrow ■ Side saddle, fowls, milk cans, etc.20 cows 15 picked heifers 20 yearlings 5 Pigs - 5 sows 16 fat hoggets Luncheon provided. AWATUNA SAL;B YAJtDa WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. At 1 p.m. JR. STEWART & CO. will « sell by public auction as above, — 10 3 year springing heifers 20 yearling steers 7 springing heifers* 4 springing heifers 3 18 month steers 3 store cows 4 fat cows 7 yearlings 10 store pigs 6 sacks seed potatoes^ - AUSTRALIAN - GROWN SEED POTATOES (Free from Blight) JUST TO HAND. EARLY Vermont, Early Rose, Up -to - Date,' Beauty of Hebron, White Elephant, and Ashleaf Kidney. - - - ' SEED OATS. ~ „ Algerians, Gartons, and Black Tartars. GRASS SEEDS. English and Italian Rye,. Cocks-, foot, and Clovers of all kinds. tS' H. C. Gibbons' Farm and Garden Seeds in packets and bulk/ To Arriv — , — MANURES — Potato Bonedust 1 Root Superphosphate Etc. ' J; Quotations on application to MILLS & ADLAM, SEEDSMEN & GENERAL -- STORE. KEEPERS, ' ' „ KAPONGA. LAND. No. 30—119 acres, for lease for' 3 years at £75 ; 90 acres in grass, balance bush ; 2 miles from Stratford on good road; 5-roomed house, etc., 5 paddocks, -all ploughable, 10 acres ".stumped and ploughed. Handy property. No. 35—200 acres, L.1.P. ; rent £11 peryear; 4-roomed house, cowsheds, etc., within i mile of factory,: school and telephone; 130 acres in grass, nearly/ all ploughable. Goodwill, £5 per acre, or would exchange for place on Waimate Plains near Eltham. CHEAP PLACE. No. 54—600 acres, 0.R.P., at 18s-6d, low' rent; f in grass, balance bush, about 100 acres flat in front; near' factory, school and telephone ; good place for sheep ' and cattle, and to milk small dairy herd . Price, £3 16a ; nearly all on mortgage at 4^ to 5 per cent.- for 3 years. No. 64 — 265 acres, with • 7-roomed house, sheds, etc., 4 paddocks, well-grassed, Bheep fences, within 2 niiies of creamery, school and post office." good. road. Price, £8; very easy terms. Good. da : ry herd at valuation.- .." x % No. 82—200 acres, all in grass, about 40 acres ploughed, 7-roomed house, goods sheds, etc., on good road; near creamery, school, etc. Price, £16; easy bernas. Good place. LOAN & MERCANTILE, AGENCY CO., MT>.^ STRATFORD. *T7"ERY dirty clothes made'- very V clean with *Klenzo Extract of Soap. The great help on -washing day. Sold by all grocers.