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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 18 August 1911, Page 8

Auctions. "VT rj LOAN AND MERCANTILE, ±y.£j. AGENCY iv, LTD., STRATFORD. ■ AUGUST-^ °* yALES ' Friday 25—Te Wera Friday S—Kohuratahi Friday 22—Te Wera Friday 6—Kohuratahi Monday 30—Te Wera jypRCANTILE A GENCY C O., L TD., STRATFORD. FARMERS- -LOOK AT THESE RETURNS! A s FARM rm FOR SALB, 1 QO ACRES freehold, with L.X G a , -milkin2 machines in good order, driven by turbine, circular saw, ontv jSn'' et^ f°r £28 Per acre > wi^ only £600 cash down, balance at s,per cent for term. Two-thirds of farm Ploughed; good 7-roomed house, 20-bail concrete shed; milk returns for= this season were £800, and it is estimated, that for months of June and July, with bonus will amount to another. £50----pig» show a net profit of £100, calves and eundnes £45; total return for the year £995. These figures can %%■ proTcd. A. C. BELL, Land Salesman. AT THE MART, REGENT STREET^ SATURDAyTaUGUST 19.. At 1 p.m. TDARMBY AND~COLE will sell by J-» public auction as above Fowls, ducks, etc. 10 sacks carrots, 2 sets harness, 1 s f plough, 1 gig, i drayj 6 ' mi^ cans, large quantity garden tools Also, — 1^ Klrby > Mr Buchanan,, and Mr R. White, who have left Hal wera, — A large lot of furniture, crockery eaamelware, kitchen utensils, 2. chest drawers, 2 couches, sideboards, rockers, iron" and woodSingle and double bedsteads 4 stretchers, 3 wire mattresses, Kapoc and flax mattresses, mirrors , washstands, linoleums, etc. FOR Gilruth's Calf Food, Sucrosine, Chick Raiser and Poultry Mash, Seed* to°e ß Prime TaWe Pota~ W. O'CALLAGHAN, . ■ _^ Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE". TREES, PLANTsTsHRUBS, Etc. SATURDAyTXuGUST 26. B AR a Sn, A- N^°LE **•* * WITHOUT RESERVE. Tree^ plants etc., on account of theMorshead Nursery Co., New Plymouth. J th?JasS PT°hMj 5e tt6 iast "*> °f Particulars later. 2 r ON THE PREMKES, COLLInTstT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23. _^ At 1.30 p.m. gARMBY AND COLE are favored Wri^r^ 1? st I ruct. ions from Captain, by a^ctiojl 18 leaVmg Ha™a > to -It. WITHOUT RESERVE. His superior household furniture and effects, as follows: Handsome chesterfield, 2 easy chairs, f n 6 1 _dJ nm S chairs to match (aL, Upholstered in velve* and saddlebag;, 3 piece drawing room .suite, Axminster carpet 1% x 12, 2 rattan tables, child V chair, occasional tables, fenders, and irons, fire screen, stand and copper flower bowl, lady's easychair, pictures, curtains and poles, ferns and pot plants, handsome tester bedstead and hangings very superior duchess pair, chest leather couch, bedroom carpet, hearth rugs, toilet sets, linoleums hall runner, door slips double and single iron bedsteads Queen Anne pair, dining room carpet 16 x 19, handsome sid™ board platform rocker, child'swNA V 0l 1 s- Hist°ry of theWorld (bound half Morocco and with oak shelves to fit) oil paintings, etchings and engravings, dinmg table, overmantel, vases, lamp, wire mattresses kapocs, whatnot, duchess chest sewing machine in good order dresser, 8 A.B. chairs, lawn mower, wringer, hose pipe, garden tools, plant frame, dinner etc t crockei T> saucepans,. Also if -not previously sold, will be offered at auction,— 4 section and the desirableresidence of 6 rooms, and bathPJ lntry ' and scullery, and1 detached washhouse and shed Easy terms can be arranged. The furnitare and effects are an exceptionally nfce lot, and as good as. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE NEARLY NEW PIANO, by Scheidmayer and Son. W- O'CALLAGHAN, 2 Auctioneer. IV-EWTON KING has the follo^m^ «nl?i aa y for private sa ] e " and will be pleased to supply further particulars on application:— 12 cows at £7. 30 cows at £8 10s. 45 cows at £10 10s. 25 cows at £10. 31 cows at £8. 31 cows at £8 10s 25 cows at £9 10s. 60 cows at £8 10s. 25 cows at £8 10s! 40 cows at £10. 16 cows at £9 10 s . 25 cows at £8 Bs. 14 cows at £7. 40 cows at £8 10s. 40 cows at £9. 31 cows at £10. 100 cows at £8 Bs. 25 cows at £8. 60 cows at £8 10s. ALL S^K°w^ LE AND