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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXI, Issue LXII, 7 April 1911, Page 8

Auctions. I WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, APRIL 7. At 12.30 p.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., will sell as above, — 100 lambs 100 f.m. ewes 7 fat cows 20 weaner steers 20 weaner heifers 16 Jersey cross heifers 22 18-month steers 2 3-year bullocks 100 18-month to 2-year steers ENTRIES SOLICITED. _______ SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1911. At 1.30 p.m. sharp. SMITH AND EASTON will sell by public auction as above, — Fowls, ducks, etc. Purebred fox terrier. 82 fully paid-up shares in Normanby Dairy Factory (in lots to suit purchasers) 600 empty sacks 30 pair fresh rabbits Furniture and sundries as usual. 50 kits quinces, 40 pears, 30 apples, 40 tomatoes, 6 sacks citron melons AT THE MART, REGENT STREET SATURDAY, "APRIL 8, 1911. At 1.30 p.m. sharp. BARMBY AND COLE are instructed by Mr King to offer by public auction, — ? acre section situated in Erin Street, with good 5-roomed house thereon; gas, hot and cold water, wash-house and all conveniences. Terms can be arranged. /CHRISTIE AND f^i LENN, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, I MANAIA. / <;ents — Simplex Milking Machines. Hutchinson'a Hydraulic Power. New Zealand Insurance (Fire and Accident). | ; FOR SALE. 180 ACRES first-class laud, watered by running stream; within easy reach of factory and school; 9i roomed house, 35-bailed cowshed, j trapshed, wash-house (with water laid on). The majority of similar ! land in the district is selling at : £60 to £55 per acre without ! buildings. Price £53 per acre. 100 ACRES, Okaiawa district; closo to factory and school; subdivided into several convenient paddocks. i The pasture is in good condition, and is carrying 60 dairy cows and horses at present; 9-roomed house I - and 16-bailed cowshed (co»creted). Price £41 per acre; terms on application. 160 ACRES, Waimate district; good 6roomed house and new 16-bail cowshed; well fenced; adjoining factory. A first-class farm and exceptionally cheap, as owner ; must leave the district. Price ; £29 10s, with £1000 cash; balance on first-class terms. " 85 ACRES, within £ mile of Manaia, and a piece of the finest land on | the Waimate Plains; with 6i roomed house, 20-bail cowshed, | milking machine and plant. Guarantee it to carry 60 cows. £600 cash required; good terms for balance. Price on applica- | tioa. 36 ACRES, close :to Normanby, with new house of 5 rooms, 12-bail cowshed, and all conveniences. Price £65 per acre, with good terms.' 64 ACRES, freehold; within 2 miles of Hawera; first-classi land; threej roomed house, cowshed. Price 1 £52 10s, with £700 cash. I We have numerous other properties to choose from, and would advise likely clients to inspect our list before going ; elsewhere. CHRISTIE AND GLENN, LAND AGENT 3, MANAIA, T>LENNERHASSETT & QONS, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, Etc, ELTHAM. HAVE FOR SALE— THESE TWO DESIRABLE DAIRY FARMS. 50 ACRES, a very compact little dairy farm just outside the Eltham borough boundary; the farm is all in grass, well fenced, and subdivided; good house of 6 rooms, cowshed 8 bails (all concreted), orchard, garden, etc.; carry well 24 cows, etc. Owner will accept £250 cash and leave the balance for a good long term. Price and fuller particulars from Blennerhassett and Sons. 135 ACRES, an exceptionally good dairy farm all in great heart; all in good grass save mangolds, carrots, etc.; the farm is well fenced and subdivided by good live and wire fences, and is well watered by good running streams well adapted for running milking machine by water power; good house of 6 rooms, cowshed, piggeries, men's room, etc. Terms £600 cash, and the balance for a long period at 5 per cent. Good reasons for selling. Price £38 per acre. Apply Blennerhassett and Sons, Sole Agents. TIMBER. " THE LAST CHANCE TO GET TIMBER LOCALLY. HAVING finished cutting at my Kaponga Mill, I want to clear my stock of 120,000 feet of Riniu, and will keep the yard open for a few weeks before shifting balance of stock to Eltham. Ten per cent allowed on all cash sales. Come early to save disappointment. Orders sent to F. Clement (Mahoe) and S. T. Cooper (Eltham) will receive our usual prompt attention. WALTER C. CLEMENT, Eltham.