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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 28 June 1912, Page 4

Auctions. EW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.'S SALES FOR— JULY— Monday 1- —Kakaramea Tuesday 2 —Stratford Wednesday 3—Eltham Thursday 4—Hawera Monday S —Opunake Tuesday 9 —Manaki Saturday 13 —Hoise Fair, Tattersail's, liawaia, Monday 15 —Kakaramea Tuesday 1G —Straiiford Weunt-sday 17 —Eltham 'limi-o Ai\j 16 —Hawera Moiiu;ty 2'A —Opunake Tuesday 23 —.Manaia Moaday 29 —Kakaramea Tuesday 30 —Stratford Wednesday 31—Eltham MANAIA ROAD, KAPONGA. MONDAY, JULY 1. NEWTON KING" has received iastructions from Messrs T. Winters and Sons, who have sold their lease, to sell, — WITHOUT RESERVE. Their dairy herd, implements, etc., as under: 92 cows, eniefly 2nd to 4th calvers, expected to calve July, August and September 15 2 -3- to 3-year springing heifers 2 3-year Shorthorn bulls 12 mixed weaners 1 half-draught mare (reserve) 3 harness mares (reserve) 1 waggon (up to 3 tons), 1 Massey reaper and binder, 1 Booth convertible plough, McCormick mower, Deering drill, tine harrows, gig, scoop, milk cans, buckets, farm tools and sundries Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 o'clock. BIRD ROAD, STRATFORD. TUESDAY, JULY 2. TVTEWTON KING has been favored i-^l with instructions from Mr W. jE. Aish, who has sold his farm and is I leaving the district, to sell, — I WITHOUT RESERVE. I His dairy herd, etc., as under: I 38 cows, chiefly 2nd to 4th calvers, : expected to calve August and ' September 1 3 springing heifers 1 Shorthorn bull [ 1 aged gelding 4 sows 3 stores 1 1 boy's pony I Stack oaten hay (20 tons), milk I cans, buckets, firewood, posts, 1 s.f. Duncan plough, disc harrows, horse hoe, spring trap I and harness, grindstone, wire strainer, sledge, trough, portable fowlhouse, 660 fowls (including 35 pullets), farm tools, churns, copper and stand, separator, sundries Also, — On account of Mr V. Membery,— 4 sows in pig Also, — Piano and quantity household furniture Luncheon provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. 2789 TOKO ROAD. THURSDAY, JULY 4. NEWTON KING has been favored with instructions from Mr E. Kelliher, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell, — ; WITHOUT RESERVE. His dairy herd, etc., as under: 35 cows, chiefly 2nd to sfch calvers, expected to calve August and September 2 cows at profit 8 fresh store cows 1 2-year Shorthorn bull 1 yearling Jersey bull 5 choice 2-year Jersey heifers in calf 8 choice yo.irling Jersey heifers 1 half-draught mare 1 boy's pony Saddle and budle, spring dray (25 cwt), spring cart and gig harj ness, milk cans, buckets, cooler, j acre carrots (in lots), new stack cover (18 x 24), 180-gallon vat, Price's jack, bar, saws, 2 18----gallon coppers, 2 cattle dogs, pig tubs, troughs, fowls, scalding tub, plough chains, farm tools and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 half-draught colt, 2 years, by General Wheeler 1 clog cart mare (fast trotter) 1 new dog cart (seat four) Luncheon provided. Sale at 12,30. NOTE.—Mr Kelliher has been dairying in the Toko district for 18 year's. Having sold the farm he must* sell WITHOUT RESERVE. The cows are without doubt a particularly choice line, almost all Jersey and 'Holstein, young, and Mr Kelliher's own breeding- 28*9,1,2 STRATFORD HORSE BAZAAR. SATURDAY, JULY 6. NEWTON KING will sell at his Bazaar as above, — nf\ HORSES, comprising— Draughts, half-draughts, hacks, milk carters, and light harness sorts Sale at 1 o'clock. 1,3,5 [CahbJ J. A. D wmi" ARCHITECT, HIGH STRFIST (Hallenstein'p Buildings, first floor). HAVING purchased a large stock of the wonderful WORTH FOUNTAIN PENS WORTH FOUNTAIN PENS at a Big Discount, I will continue the Sensational Sale of these PENS until SATURDAY, June 29th. SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES on SATURDAY. SECURE ONE BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE. i . F, H. BOA SB, HfcGH STREET, bUiwera,