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

Anctiom. ■J^EWTON KING'S LIST OF SALES, APRIL— Saturday B—Land Sale, New Plymouth Tuesday 11—Rahotu Tuesday 11-fctratford Hide Sale M. H. Hart, Gordon Road, April 12 Ihursday 13—Waiwakaiho J' F fi ,afl A \C- Vos Pcr> Beaconsneld Road, April 27 ENTRIES SOLICITED. GORDON ROAD7iOKO ' WEDNESDAyT APRIL 12. NEWTON KlNG~has been favored with instructions from Sltjjf.. H. Hart, who has sold his farm to sell, — WITHOUT RESERVE. j His dairy herd, dry stock, etc., as under: j 39 cows, 2nd and 4th calvers; to calve chiefly August and Sept. 4 20-month heifers 10 weaners 1 hack j 1 sow, to farrow 16th April 1 stack hay, 12ft x 18ft 1 stack oaten hay, 24ft x 18ft 6 c~ns, buckets, cooler and sundries Luncheon Provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. 7,8,11 rpARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN X HIDE and TALLOW SALE. Hide Shed—Cloton Road, Stratford (Next Dairy Factory). NEXT SALE—APRIL 11. Clients are particularly requested to forward consignments in time to arrive so as to reach us by FRIDAY, April 7. For the convenience of clients any small consignments will be taken in a* the Haymarket. . NEWTON KING. JtfEWTON T7-ING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT, AND GENERAL MERCHANT. LAND! LAND! LANDI LAND! DAIRY FARMS. About 1000 ACRES freehold, all in grass; 5-roomed house, stable, trapshed, subdivided into 16 padI docks; no weeds; on good metalled road; good orchard and garden. Price £8 5a per acre^ terms, one-third cash, balance on very easy terms. There is I about 150 of this ploughable, I and balance very easy country, papa formation. This is a farm i well worth inspecting. 990 ACRES; 750 in grass, held on the O.R.P. tenure; 708 acres at 17a i 6d, and 282 L.I.P. at Is per j acre; 7-roomed house, hot and cold water laid on; also 2 cottages and woolshed. Price £4600; terms, £1000 cash down, balance on exceptionally easy terms. This is a good property, and the price asked i«» a very low one. 2200 ACRES freehold, within easy distance of railway line; about 400 acres felled. Price £2 12s 6d per acre. Terms, £500 cash, .balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Carrying capacity 2 sheep per acre. 60 ACRES, Hawera district. Prica^ £40 per acre; possession July next. Easy terms. ♦ Correspondence invited. Call and see me, 1 can suit you. Representative Land Department J. M. HIGNKTT. AT THE MART, REGENT STREET. SATURDAY,~ZJPRIL 8, 1911. At 1 p.m. BARMBY AND COLE will sell by auction as above, — Fowls, ducks, etc. 60 sacks Southern grown table potatoes 3 sides bacon, 6 bee hives Fruit, consisting of pears, apples, tomatoes Lot confectionery: Chocolates, lollies, jubes, biscuits, etc. Hand saws, weights and scales, counter scales, cork puller, arm chair, pictures, beds, mattresses, linoleum, books, table, chest drawers, men's suits and pants, etc., etc. Also, — Section in Erin Street as per separate advertisement W. O'CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12. At 11.30 a.m. FREEMAN R, JACKSON AND CO. will sell by public auction as above, — QQA MIXED CATTLE, including— 11 prime fat Shorthorn cows 9 fat cows 8 fat heifers 50 forward 4j-year bullocks i 100 20-month Shorthorn steers (good line, off hills) 20 young Hereford cross cows with. | calves at foot 1 15 forward bullocks ; 10 forward heifers 20 3|-year steers 2 springing dairy heifers 2 dairy heifers in calf 1000 MIXED S?EEP> compris--300 forward wethers 500 2-tooth wethers (from Rangitautau) 200 2-tooth wethers (from Rangitautau) 100 forward ewes 200 mixed sheep V inn MIXED PIGS. ] Luncheon may be obtained at the yards. "VTOU owe it to yourself—You owe it -L to your household expenses to , carefully compare our offerings in : Drapery and Vir prices with what you I are now buying or with what you will have to pay elsewhere. If you have not tested our quotations and values, call in and look round. No pressing to buy. Armitage's, Manaia.