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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 23 October 1912, Page 8

Auctions, GILLIES AND NALDER'S STOCK SALES FOR— OCTOBER— Eltham Bull Fair, Wednesday SO Glover Road, Hawera, Thursday 31 NOVEMBER— Special Bull and Empty Heifer Fair, Hawera, Friday 1 NOTICE. OWING to MONDAY, October 28th, being a public holiday, no Okaiawa Sale will be held. GILLIES & NALDER. rfJIILHEb AND f ALDER. H. E. CANDY, Land salesman. 997 ACRES, being 567 acres freehold, 210 acres Education Lease, 220 acres L.I.P. (low rentals); 2 houses, woolshed, dip, sheep yards, 14-bail cowshed; metal road to the place; factory, school and post office within one mile; carrying capacity 2£ sheep to the acre could milk 70 cows on the flats. Price £10 per acre. A cheap property. Full particulars on application. 80 ACRES freehold, situated on excellent metalled road; well subdivided, good fencing; close to factory; 60 acres of very best # river fiats; at present carrying 40 cows, horses and dry stock; well-built 11-roomed house (all conveniences), cowshed, stables, etc. Price £50 per acre; £800 cash. 160 ACRES, Mataroa, 6* milee from Waverley; all in gr<Wß and crop; 140 acres ploughable, subdivided wire fence; 7-roonied house, woolshed, and outbuildings. Price £35 10s per acre-,' cash arranged. 674 45 ACRES freehold; £68 per acre; £600 cash; balance arranged; 8 acres mangolds goes with above; 1$ miles from Post Office. 680 STRATFORD WOOL,, SHEEPSKIN HIDE and TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE—NOVEMBER 19. Clients are requested to forward lot* so as to reach us by FRIDAY, November 15. W. H. H. YOUNG & CO. . THE DAILY HINT FROM US TO YOU IS FURTHER SHIPMENTS OF SPRING SUITINGS FURTHER SHIPMENTS OF SPRING SUITINGS r Now on View at GEORGE DAVIES, LTD. SUGGEST a foreword before the great rush of Show Orders, and r let our Representative call on you with a full range of Patterns. Our Representative will be only too pleased to call on you at any address 3 in Taranaki. Send for Patterns. Note the Address: OPERA HOUSE, HAWERA, and at NEW PLYMOUTH. ALBERT R. POTTER, Manager. Box 110.

SEEDS & MANURES FOR SPRING SOWING. BUTTON'S PEDIGREE STOCKS OF MANGOLD, TURNIPS, SWEDES, KALE, RAPE, CARROTS, Etc. Sow SUTTON'S "PRIZEWINNER" MANGOLD, The Best Variety in Existence. I have alwaj's in Stock SEEDS, GRAIN AND PRODUCE | ©f all descriptions. j CILLANDEF.S' SPECIAL MANURES, Expressly Prepared to suit this district. Also— MT. LYELL SUPERPHOSPHATE. CONTINENTAL SUPERPHOSPHATE SULPHATE OF POTASH. BONEDTJST, Etc.. Etc. PRICES AND PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. "P /~i ILLANDERS, SEED & MANURE MERCHANT, / HAWERA. DAIRY FARMS. 1 fifl ACRES > al] in er*n m, gooo JL XJ \J house and sheds; on ms.ii road. £22; terras. 178 ACRES, all grassed; home, etc. on main road, close to school. Good will £1000; terms. 134 ACRES, all grassed; hous©, *t» P.L. £6 per acre; terms. 161 ACRES, open coastal land house and ehed; the cheapest fsru under offer. Price £16; £800 cash. 200 ACRES, freehold; all grassed improved; good house; worth in spection. £16; £750 cash. 131-ACRES, freehold; all grsased first-class land. Only £30; £1000 caafc or less. £1000 to lend on approved firit mortgage. FOR HALE—Grass and Clover Seed* Seed Potatoes, Carrot and Mange! Seeds, Algerian and Garton Oata, Barley, Maize, K.P. and Co.'* Manuroi Cement, Lime, etc. For Lease —138 Acres, good dairj farm. Rent £1 per acre; very raaau able. Apply sharp. A.. H. MOOBaxiAND AGENT dfc SEEDSMAN, OPUNAKE. A CHOICE LITTLE FARM. KTJ ACRES, at £20 per acre, freeO 4 hold; 2 miles from factory, school, railway, good metalled roads; 6-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £20 per acre. Deposit £450; balance long term. A splendid opportunity for a small farmer. J. H. THOMPSON, LAND AGENT, STRATFORD.