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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 12 July 1912, Page 8

Auctions. GILLIES AND NALDER'S STOCK j SALES FOR— JULY— Manaia, Tuesday 16 Okaiawa, Monday 22 Eltham, Wednesday 24 Hawera, Thursday 25 Kaponga, Friday 2v3 Monthly Horse Fair, Princes Street Bazaar, Hawera, Saturday 27 Auroa, Menday 29 Manaia, Tuesday 30 CLEARING SALES. | fULY— Thursday 18—G. G. Harcourt, Auroa Friday 19—J. Whyte, Skeet Road, Matapu Wednesday 24—J. G. Moon, Oeo Road \UGPSI — Thursday B—Hengist GrevF.le ' MANAIA~SALE YARDS. TUESDAyTjULY 16. At 1 p.m. GILLIES AND NALDER will sell by public auction as above, — 4 fat cows 30 store cows 12 springing heifers 35. mixed yearlings 3 bulls 2o good store pigs 20 sacks of oats ON THE FARM, AUROA. THURSDAY, JULY 18. At 12 noon. ] GILLIES AND NALDER have received instructions from Mr G. G. Harcourt, to sell, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 34 dairy cows (early calvers) 2 choice Jersey cows (high testers) 1 3-year Jersey bull 15 mixed yearlings 1 draught gelding, aged (any trial) 1 spring dray and harness i Also, — Milk cans and buckets, 500ft timber, 40 fowls (in lots), 2 stacks hay , The whole of his household furniture and effects, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. i 1 mare, broken to saddle and harness (trial) , 1 gig (almost new) i 1 set harness Luncheon nrovided.

. ON THE FARM, SKEET ROAD, MATAPU. FRIDAY, JULY 19. At 12 neon. GILLIES AND NALDER have received instructions from Mr J. Whyte, who is leaving the district, to sell as above, — WITHOUT RESERVE. 6 dairy cows 2 bulls 3 springing heifers 30 mixed yearlings 10 pigs 2 milk cart horses (trial) 3 hacks and* harness horses Also, — The whole of his household furniture, consisting of: Beds, tables, chest drawers, chairs, quantity sundries, farm implements, fowls, etc. Luncheon .provided.

IMPORTANT DAIRY CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, KOHI, NEAR WAVERLEY. MONDAY, JULY 22. At 12.30 p.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. (in conjunction with the N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. AND REDUCED, will sell as above on account of Mr S. R. Heslop, who has sold his farm, — WITHOUT RESERVE. STOCK. 64 first-class Holstein, Jersey and Shorthorn cows 10 choice springing heifers 3 Holstein yearling bulls 3 Berkshire sows 1 Berkshire boar 15 store pigs 3 dogs IMPLEMENTS. Massey-Harris drill, hay rake, cultivator, farm waggon, tip dray, spring cart, harness, horse power, chaffcutter, corn crusher, Reid and Gray d.f. plough, discs, tine and tripod harrows, Cambridge roller, 4-horse gear, milk cans, 10-bottle Babcock tester, troughs, 70 birch posts, 2 bags machinedressed cocksfoot, 20 bags manure, saddles, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 bull Laddie, by Diamond, dam Truthful (bred by C. W. Wright), best strain milking Shorthorn in Dominion 1 chestnut gelding, by Campfire, from half-sister to Vanquisher 1 3-year draught mare 1 2-year draught filly 2 cobs 1 hack mare FURNITURE, including: Sideboard, easy chairs, chesterfield, diningroom suite, rockers, lamps, pictures, curtain poles, duchess set, bedsteads, .coppers, baths, d.b.b.l. gun, etc., etc. NOTE.—The cows are mostly young and in good condition, and can be recommended. Brakes meet morning trains at Waverley station. Luncheon provided.

"TH TUTANDENO TACKSON, AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS, CUSTOMS STREET EAST, AUCKLAND, HAVE Farms or ail descriptions, both North and South of Auckland, for sale, of far better value than can be procured in Taranaki, and would advise intending investors to come North and inspect. They feel confident they would not be disappointed. JAMES ?RING, Representing T. Mandeno Jackson,