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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 20 June 1912, Page 8

Auctions. f^i ILLIES AND NALDER'S «TOCK \JT SALES FOR— JUNE— Okaiawa, Monday 24 Eltham, Wednesday 26 Hawera, Thursday 27 Kaponga, Friday 28 Monthly Horse Fair, Princes Street Bazaar, Hawera, Saturday 29 CLEARING SALES. JUNE— Friday 21 —\Vm. Duirs, Hawera yards Monday 24—Roy McGregor, Te Roti Tuesday 25 —Geo. Muir, Oks,iawa Wednesday 26— H. Tarratt, Waihi Wednesday 26—Boyd and Cochrane, Auroa Thursday 27 —O. T. Parry, Upper Glenn Road, Kaupokonui Friday 28— E. McPhillips, Auroa JULY— Monday I—A.1 —A. Lashbrook, Otakeho Wednesday 3 —J. Smith, Otakeho Wednesday 3 —F. J. Johnstons, Waihi (in conjunction with Mr N. King) Thursday 4 —J. Mudford, Otakeho Friday 6" —G. Blackwell, Hawera yards Tuesday 9—J. Were, Norraanby Wednesday 10—W. W. Dnkio, Oeo Thursday 11 —Winks Estate, dairy cows Friday 12—W. Hall, Auroa Monday 15— J. Hay ward, Hirstlands Tuesday 23— G. G. Harcourt, Auroa Wednesday 24 —J. G. Moon, Oeo Road Friday 26—Kavanagh Bros., Waihi AUGUST— Thursday B—Hengist Greville GREAT CLEARING SALE OF 160 DAIRY COWS AND 50 HEIFERS IN CALF. On account of Wm. Duirs, Esq., who has sold his property. GLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA. FRIDAY, JUNE 21. At 12 noon sharp. WITHOUT RESERVE. rj.ILLIES AND NALDER have reVJT ceived instructions to sell as above, — THREE DAIPvY HERDS. 60 cows, all hand milked 50 cows, all hand milked I 50" cows, all hand milked Also, — | 50 choice heifers in calf, mainly j Polled Angus cross , Mr Duirs' herds have been heavily culled each year, all empty and inferior cows being taken out, and a good sound lot of cows will be offered. Luncheon provided 11.30. ON THE FARM, BOYLAN ROAD, TE ROTI. MONDAY, JUNE 24. At 12.30 p.m. /BILLIES AND NaLDER have reyjf ceived instructions from Mr Roy McGregor, who has sold his lease, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 17 dairy cows 2 forward cows Spring cart, milk cart, tine harrows, chains, swingletrees, harness, troughs, milk cans, strainer and buckets, lot of timber, iron and hurdles, about 40 head of poultry and ducks, gent's bicycle, 70 shares Eltham Dairy Co., 1 stack hay Luncheon provided. The above herd has been well selected, and the cows will be found to be young and good. ON THE FARM; OKALVwZ TUESDAY, JUNE 25. At 12 noon. GILLIES AND NALDER have received instructions from Mr Geo. Muir, who has sold his farm, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 30 dairy cows (early calvers) 75 T. L. Joll shares (£SO paid up) And the following sundries: Milk cans, horse covers and harness, plough and harness, 2 chests drawers, cheffonier, tripod harrows, books, fowls and ducks, and quantity furniture and sundries Luncheon provided. ON THE FAR-MTnORMANBy! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2-6. At 12 noon. GILLIES AND NALDER have received instructions from Mr H. Tarratt, who is giving up dairying, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 36 dairy cows, in calf to Jersey bull J 6 springing heifers, in calf to Jersey bull 2 empty cows 1 horse 1 collie dog . 90 fully paid up shares Normanby Dairy Factory Also, — Milk cart, set cart harness, new cart saddle and breeching, milk cans, 2 dozen fowls Luncheon provided. ON THE FARM, AUROA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. At 12 noon. GILLIES AND NALDER have received instructions from Messrs Boyd and Cochrane to sell as above — WITHOUT RESERVE. 54 dairy cows (July, August and September calvers) 14 Jersey cross heifers in calf 1 Shorthorn bull 20 yearling heifers (good Jersey strain) 1 mare (stinted) 1 milk waggon, 8 cans, 8 buckets, and quantity sundries ■r ——_ Luncheon provided. ROYAL AUSTRALIAN WINE SHOW Held Sydney, April 2, 1912. P ENFOLD AND CO., South Australia, received the following aw ards:— CLARET—Champion Prize for Australia. SHERRY—Champion Prize for Australia. PORT—Champion Prize for Australia. BRANDY—Highest possible honors. All Penfold's Wines and 3-Star Brandy stocked at GIBSONS LTD., Patea and HaweHfe