Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVII, Issue LVII, 28 April 1910, Page 8

Auction*. "VTEWTON KING'S LIST OF SALE& APRIL— Saturday 30— Mart, N.P., Sale fit Property. MAY— Monday 2 — Urenui. Monday 2 — Douglas. '"Tuesday 3— Stratford. Friday 6 — Kaponga. Saturday 7 — Stratford Horse Fadr* Tuesday 10^ — Rahotu. Tuesday 10— Stratford Hide Sale. Wednesday 11 — Hamilton, Sale of Jerseys on account Mr Day. ENTRIES SOLICITED. mARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, X HIDE and TALLOW SALE. Hide Shed — Cloton road, Stratford. (Next Dairy Factory.) NEXT SALeT-MAY 10. Clients are particularly requested to forward consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, May 6th. For the convenience of clients any small consignments will be taken in at the Haymarket. NEWTON KING. SALE OF PEDIGREE STOCK. KAIKOKOPU ROAD, ARAMOHO. (2 minutes from railway station.) TUESDAY, MAY 3. At 12 Noon. SHEPHERD BROS., instructed by Mrs C. Cooper, who is leaving the district, will sell as above, — Her choice Pedigree Jersey Cows and heifers; September and October calvers . 4 cows in milk 8 cows in calf to pedigree bull 2 2J year heifers, in calf to pedigree bull 2 yearling heifers 1 bull 1 2-year bull 1 3-year bull NO RESERVE. NOTE. — Th cows are recognised to be the best in the district and the sale affords a rare opportunity for farmers to secure the best blood procurable. AUCTION I """" AUCTION 1 N SALVAGE 1 SALVAGE I SALVAGE ! SALVAGE ! STRAND ARCADE FIRE OF AUCKLAND. SMITH AND EASTON'S MART, HAWERA. SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 2 p.m. sharp. THE undersigned has received instructions from Mr Mclver, ot Auckland, to sell on behalf of several of the sufferers of this great fire, — All salvage at whatever prices it may I>ring, as well as a quantity of goods wnich have just arri'-id and cannot be stored. These goods comprise the following assortment : — DRAPERY, FANCY GOODS, JEWELLERY, SADDLERY, and LEATHER GOODS. NO RESERVE. GOODS MUST BE SOLD. SATURDAY, 2 p.m. sharp. MR EASTON, Auctioneer. mHE /^iHEAPEST "OARM TN rjIHE TVTAIKATO. 1 O'TO ACRES, undulating land, 1- O• O within 1 mile of railway station ; about 40 acres in ti-tree, balance all been ploughed and in grass; exceptionally free from noxious weeds; well subdivided by good sheep proof fences; first class buildings, practically neiy. This farm winters 2500 sheep, 250 bullocks and 15 horses. THE WHOLE OF THE PROPERTY CAN BE DARIED ON, AND FOR DAIRYING PURPOSES IS WORTH OVER £20 PER ACRE. It adjoins a farm of 1700 acres, which is shortly to be subdivided for dairying purposes. The estate which we are now offering is already cut up into five sections, with a good road running through the centre of it. PRICE ONLY £12 PER ACRE. PRICE ONLY £12 PER ACRE. PRICE ONLY £12 PER ACRE. «. We are prepared to conduct clients to this estate and to pay their expenses, if it is not all we represent it to be. TTARDY AND LAND AGENTS, ELTHAM. /^.OODWIN'S MOTOR GARAGE, MAWESA. (Next Shamrock Hotel.) NOW READY TO ACCOMMODATE VISITING CABS. ONE 30-HOESE-PpWER CAR ON HLWEW This Car ii»s Tjffy latest improvements, bedng 19 ljjf Model. Ordetrs may be left at Shanno>ck Hotel. I am appointed Agent for this up-to-late car which is more suitable thaaa nost other cdra, being made to suit ■oads like! New Zealand. 3. GOObWIN, Shamrock Hotel.