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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 24 June 1912, Page 8

Auctions, ON THE FARM, AUROA. ~ FRIDAY, JUNE 28. At 12 noon. GILLIES AND NALDER have received instructions from Mr E. McPhillips, who has leased his farm, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 84 first-class dairy cows, 2nd and 3rd calvers—July, August and September 12 selected grade Jersey springing heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull 1 2-year Jersey bull, by Lord Lefferton 1 yearling Jersey bull; pedigree at sale 1 Jersey bull; pedigree at sale 20 selected yearling half-bred Jersey heifers 7 fat lambs 2 fat pigs 2 sows in pig 2 sows, close to farrowing 25 store pigs 18 weaner pigs 1 7-year draught mare, by Consby 1 4-year draught mare, by Robin Major 1 8-year draught mare, by Agent 1 3-year half-draught mare, by Robin Major 2 2-year half-draughts, by Robin Major 1 yearling foal, by Here-I-Go 1 4-year black horse, by Albert Chevalier 1 racehorse Maroo, St. Clements— Vanguard mare 1 gig pony 1 Shetland pony 1 milk waggon (carry 14 cans) 1 gig and harness Also, — Block dray and harness, d.f. plough, s.f. plough, Cambridge roller, set discs, tine harrows, chain harrows, hay sweep, hay rake, grindstone, water heater, circular ; saw, 70ft wire rope, wheelbarrow, j barrels and troughs, swingletrees ; and chains, collars, harness, crosscut saws, 1 Engs' milk agitator, 12 cans, cooler and buckets, saddles and bridles, 4 hives of bees Dining-room suite, . overmantle, drawing-room and kitchen tables, A.B. chairs, rocker and easy chairs, linoleum, bedsteads, mattresses, fenders and irons, couches, dresser and quantity sundries Also, — WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 piano, by Koch and Loehne (almost new) 150 Kaupokonui shares (fully paid up) Luncheon provided. on the farm, otakeho. mondayTjuly i. At 12 noon. GILLIES AND~NALDER have received instructions from Mr A. Lashbrook, who is leaving for Australia, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 15 selected yearling heifers 2 sows, to farrow in August 40 store pigs 1 5-year draught, by Lincoln Lad 1 mare 1 hack 1 3-year hack 1 6-year pony i Also, — Waggon, dray and harness, dog cart, harness, saddles and bridle, mower, hay rake, tripod harrows' swingletrees, chains, drill, 18----gallon copper and stand, grindstone, 4 cords rata wood, 50 posts, 40 fowls Also, — Quantity furniture and effects WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 piano (Koch and Sohne) 1 sewing machine (Wertheim) 143 Joll Co. shares 2 cattle dogs { 1 imported greyhound Twilight; good performer Luncheon provided. STRATFORD WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE and TALLOW SALE NEXT SALE—JULY 2. ' Clients are requested to forward lot* so as to reach us by FRIDAY, June 28 W. H. H. YOUNG & CO. " TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN HIDE and TALLOW SALE ' Hide Shed— Cloton Road, Stratford (Next Dairy Factory). NEXT SALE—JULY 2. Clients are particularly requested tc foiward consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, June 28 NEWTON KING. NOW IS THE TIME FOR THE TOP DRESSING OF PASTURES! T3UT the question which confronts T 7™ the farmer is, WHAT IS THE BEST MANURE TO APPLY? The solution of this problem is found in GILLANDERS' ! PASTURE MANURE, i ' ' which supplies the ingredients neces- i sary to increase the growth of grass and to maintain the fertility of the soil. GIVE IT A TRIAL. Also in Stock—Mount Lyell Superphosphate, Basic Slag, and other Fertilisers. Further Enquiries solicited. P Q.ILLANDERS, SEED AND MANURE MERCHANT, HAWERA. CHEAP DAIRY LAND! K/Lft ACRES, L.1.P., at £9 per t/'TV/ acre; 400 acres in grass, 140 in bush; 10 paddocks; 2 miles from school, P.O. and factory; about 80 acres ploughable; 5-roomed house, 15----bail cowshed, and sheep yards; carry 70 cows and about 500 sheep. Mortgage £1000 Government Advances to Settlers. Equity £3880. Exchange for about 100 acres good quality dairy farm in South Taranaki. SEVERAL GOOD EXCHANGES OFFERING. MORE PROPERTIES WANTED. J. H. THOMPSON, LAND AGENT ... STBATOORD