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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 21 July 1909, Page 8

Luctioneers' Calendars appear to-day on page 4. ON THE FAKM, AUSTIN ROAD. NORMANBY. FRIDAY, JULY 23. At 12 noon. pi JLLIES AND NALDER have re. ceived instructions from Mr Fas. Hayward, whose lease has expired, to sell by j>ublic auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, 40 daiiy cows Thisi herd ia the one that has been nilked on this lease all the season, no jows 1 having been put in or taken iiway. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE, 7 draught horses ON THE FARM, TAIKATU ROAD. MONDAY, JULY 26. At 12 noon. GILLIES ANP NALDER have received instructiony from Mr Walter Harrison, who has sold his faaiß and is leaving the district, to sell by public auction as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE, ' 4=o dairy cows; young and early calvers 5 cows in milk 40 store pigs Fowls, hay stack, 17 milk cans, pig troughs, spring dray, spring cart, block tip dray, 2 setacart harness, 400 tank, copper and stand, garden, plough, d.f. plough, trees WITH RESERVE, 1 yearling filly 1 heavy 2-year iilly 1 milk carter; any trial Also, On account of W. and E. Harrison, WITH SLIGHT RESERVE, 25 daiiy cows; guaranteed 40 springing heifetrs; early calvers 11 mixed weaners Luncheon Provided. NOTE, thei Data, MONDAY mast. Mr Harrison has been dairying for some years, and always bought the best sitock. ON THE FARM, OKAIAWA. TUESDAY, JULY 27. At 10.45 a.m. GILLIES AND NALDER have received ingtinSctiidns' >■ from Mrs Penfcec'ost to sell b^aoictfoni r as above*, WITHOUT .SE^toV®, % choice daUys'eows-; 1 :' August and Sept&mb'ea^oaiveirsi 10 choice 2-3?eaa <I '^pi'in^ing leifera.? ■ ■ -'■■"'• i>'?.'' 'iH! - i 6 picked yearling heifers 2 bulls .'?[o/-; Nnf-1N nf-1 1 bay gelding;; BadHl^':and har-i ncsa '.< ' r t." 1 '.l'u'D v 1 grey majjerj-'aaddlflvi'l" n 1 pony .2 'O-doju "6 sows ;^ AuguSb f,o::':J-1 1 2-year boar )fbre*©dief I Slack 22 store pigsii; I'"*1 '"* b ;:>V[ 0 Poultry aaidt^ns&tiesT x Household furniture. — a 'great qi.an-j I" 'I'\in'ss!fc o s nrsjf^la^STfurnatture ipd jt j ( -, [ sundrieg. Implememts — McCormick raouer, - - hayrajk-e, s.f. plough, harr>ws ( (tynei and chaini), scoop, acari-.j '7J)'j]l neir > Planet Jr. set., traes/i */<)>[[ chains, and sundries, milk Gins, buckets, cooler, aerator, steam ■""I ■c,.L)b'bilei','Co'ppsrr i aßrdi§it^4d, double t V,"./. bluggy: OEnglisli or^an '"*; (14 stops, res.). ,-Nqte. — :Mrs -Pentecost ha,s sold her ; lease' "an<J is -leaving jfor the Nortli of Auckland. The aucijiojneers di*aw >ai*ticular attention to ilie very fine l.erd fof - \3'dws r %sseanibled her long tenancy*; -the returns^ will be giveoiii at Bfalel' ; Al^o, attentio^ is diuwn to the excellent furniture, 'etc., offered, and ;tih.e ielalcly^liour of sal - • IMPORTANT DifVIRY SALE. - OW IBM FARM;- EAUPOKQNfIJL "^ r^TLUFJS AND NALDER will pel as, /1 -*'if -above, on account; of Mr Dick,— iJlEh\& whole of his two herdUjpL *- "bows, .' >'3IIOWITH^UT3 I IOWITH^UT RESERVE,, 1 »A cows 2 bulls IB "cans" Cart and two horses H T^THaf^^ESEKVE; , Milk "waggon; windmill L.K.G. milking machine, 3 rr y\ "t^#sa*q^i^4 ]>ails, piping, 'q 'lopl^a-ljfeatse-power Taaig}--© engine and pump. ;; NOT^l.—^e Auctioneers call a.t.t^nijoij to the large number 1 of cows to be sold, and tl\Q early hour of starting. No one in need of daiiy cows -should -miss this salei, as all tfitf cows- must be sold without reserve. Luncheon Provided. rh j ?" -■ QsEs.T { SPRINGING HEIFER. fIiR. GLbyW-.KD^P.. YARDS, •"- f "HAWERA. ' FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. f^i ILLJES AND NALDER, will jhoid ?V?.M*i}r.£i>ringinp: Heifer Fait^| rf Entries now being received. '