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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LX, Issue LX, 31 October 1910, Page 8

Auctions. f^i ILLIES AND NALDER'S STOCK \JT SALES J^uxt— NOVEMBER— Glover Road, Hawera, Thursday 3- -^ Manaia, Tuesday 8 ff Okaiawa, Monday 14 Glover Road, Hawera, Thursday 17 Auroa, Monday 21 Manaia, Tuesday 22 Monthly Horse Fair, Princes Street - Bazaar, Saturday 26 Okaiawa, Monday 2tt AT THEIR ROOMS, MANAIA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1910. At 3 p.m. GILLIES AmD jNaLDER have re ceived instructions from theWanganu Education Board to sell asabove to the highest bidder, — The annual rental of Section 19, j ( Block VIII., Waimate, containing 10 acres (moro or less), for the term of 10 years from theBth of December next. Conditions at the office, Hawera, and . with Mr Ellerm, Manaia. The Auctioneers would like to draw attention to the value of this first-class • level land, fronting the Main South Road, opposite Mr T. R. Exley's homestead. GLOVER ROAD 'YARDS, HAWERA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. At 1 p.m. GILLIES AND NALDER will sell, by public' auction as above, — 1 purebred Jersey bull, 2 years 1 purebred Shorthorn bull A 2years 80 3-year steers (off the hills) 12 fat cows 50 2 to 2£-year steers 30 store cows 20 choice 15-month heifers 80 mixed yearlings 80 forward ewes 22 springing heifers 6 good porkers Also, — On account of a client, — Purebred Jersey bull, 15 months . old GILLIES AND IVT ALDER. ILLIES AND iX ALDER. LAN D. LAND. LAND. IN CHARGE OF J. A. GOODSON FOR QUICK SALE. 1652 ACRES, Pohokura, on the Onga-rue-Stratford railway rou.te, . with a station on the property; only 30 miles from Stratford' and 60 miles from the Waitara. Freezing Works. This fine farm is all-in grass, excepting about 300 Acres in bush, which when* down will be equal to the best of .this country. It will carry 2 sheep to the acre well, besides cattle, has two houses (one of &• rooms and very conveniently situated), 2 sets of yards, and* well subdivided. At the money they are asking it is the cheapest and hest tarni in the district for sale. Last year they win- - tered 1800 breeding ewes besideseuttle, and sold nearly all the lambs fat at "the Waitdra Freez- • ing Works. As the' price isonly £7 per acre, with good terms, it should not be in themarket long. Only for family reasons that the owner is selling. 200 ACRES, freehold, Brunswick, "Wangauui, only 6 ' mi'es f rom> the borough, great grazing land ; no buildings and divided into2 paddocks. This farm theowner s,ays would milk 80 cowswell. As there are two creameries quite handy, it is one of the best chances for a man to* , get into for next season. Price only £22 10s, with good terms. With a nice new house and\ cowshed it would readily selh next season at £30 an acre, or even more. A great opportunity ; -the owner wishing to retire* from business is his only reason -s . for soiling. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ON THE PREMISES, VICTORIA STREET. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. A* 1.30 p.m. BAE.MBY AND COLE are favored* with instructions 1 from Mr J. E. Cowell, who is leaving Hawera, to sell by auction,-— WITHOUT RESERVE. His household furniture and effects. Particulars later. ,2" OUNG, HOBBS & CO.'S STOCK SALES FOR— NOVEMBER— Eltham, Wednesday 2 Str'athmore, Monday 7 Stratford, Tuesday 8 Kaponga, Friday 11 >•->, Eltham, Wednesday 16 Stratford, Tuesday 22 Hide, Skin and Wool Sale, Stratford, Tuesday 22 Kaponga, Friday 25 Eltham, Wednesday 30 ELTHAM SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. At 1 p.m. YOUNG, HOBBS AND CO. will sett by auction as above, — 10 prime fat cows 30 store cows 50 yearling steers 30 yearling heifers 20 springing heifers TRATFORD WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, WTDF. * TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE— NOVEMBER 22. Clients are requested to forward lotr not later than FRIDAY, Noyember 18. yOUNG. HOBBS AND CO. Cowslip Calf milK THE IDEAL CALF FOOD For rearing gealthy Calves.