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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue XVIII, 30 November 1912, Page 8

Avflilefls. /BILLIES AND NALDER'S STOCK VJT SALES FOR— NOVEMBER— Horse Fair, Saturday 30 DECEMBER— Manaia, Tuesday 3 Okaiawa, Monday 9 Eltham Wednesday 11 Glover Road, Hawera, Thursday 12 Kaponga, Friday 13 Auroa, Monday 16 - Mahaia, Tuesday 17 DOMINION HORSE BAZAAR. PRINCES ST., HAWERA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30. At 1 p.m. /BILLIES AND NALDER will sell vj by public auction as above* — QA HORSES, consisting of— Draughts, half-draughts, milk carters, hacks and harness horses SPECIAL ENTRY. » On account of Mr T. R. Exley— 1 gig mare, by Jersey, very faat, quiet for lady to drive

MANAIA SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3: At 1 p.m. f^ILLIES AND NALDER will sell v3T by public auction as above — 6 fat cows 20 store cows 6 springing heifers 15 yearlings 6 bulls 10 pigs Also— On account of Mrs H. E. Candy— 1 grey pony Trixie, broken to saddle and harness (trial) Gl ILLIBS AND 'ffcT JLLDS®. H. S. CANDf, Land ssslsamaa. BS7 ACRES, being 667 acres freehold, 210 acres Education Lease, 220 &cree L.I.P. (low rentals); 2 houses, woolshed, dip* skeep yards, 14-bail cowshed; metal road to the place; factory, school and post office within one mile; carrying capacity 2£ sheep fco the acre could milk 70 cow» on the flats. Price £10 pei acre. A cheap property. FuD particulars on application. §0 iXEEa freehold, situated on excellent metalled road; well bucdividod, good fencing; does to factory; 60 acres of very best river flate; at present carrying 40 cows, horses and dry stock; well-built 11-roomed foousa iall eonvenienoes), eowehed a atabies, *t<9. Prke £50 per aora; £300 im ACB.SSi Mataros, 5^ asilef frora Waverley; all in gras* and crop: 140 acres ploujjhabl©., subdividod wire f&n©®; 1 roomed house, woolshed, »nd catbuildinge. Price £35 10s p«sr acre; cash arranged. 574 «fi ACRES freehold; £88 per acre; £800 cash; balance arraagsd; 8 acres msngoida gosa with above; \\ tnilea from Pes£ O£-

ON THE PREMISES, BEACH ROAD (opposite Mr Goodwin's). WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. At 1.30 p.m. HjIHOMAS BARMBY is favored with JL instructions from Mr Wood, who is learing Hawera, to sell bj auction — WITHOUT RESERVE. His household furniture and effects, comprising: 4 tables, 8 diningroom chairs, 4 kitchen chairs, settee, book shelf, new go-cart, cradle, 2 d.b.r. bedstead*, 1 wood bedstead, 3 wire wore mattresses, 3 kapocs, pillows, duchess pair, combination cnest, 1 chest drawers, toilet, set, 10 blinds, rollers and curtains, 14 yard* passage linoleum, new carpet square, dining-room carpet, linoleums for 4 rooms, 7 sacks Newcastle coal, firewood, garden tools, 70 yards wire netting, 20 fowls Also— WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 drawing-room suite (new), 1 Singer sewing machine (drop head), 1 quiet cow in milk, 1 weaner heifer W. O'CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer.

QTRATFORD WOOL, SHEEPSKIK O1 HIDE and TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE—DECEMBER 17. Clients are requested to forward lo* bo as to reach us bj FRIDAY, December IS. W. H. H. YOUNG & CO.

NOTICE. riIHIS is to notify that I will be at JL my bull farm, Palmer Road, every WEDNESDAY till further notice: any other day by appointment. Nothing but maiden bulls in stock. ROBERT HUTCHINSON, Kaponga.

F. .J. SAXBY, LAND, ESTATE AND »TOCK AGENT, HAMILTON /(Opposite Railway St oion). „ Phone 369. TWO CHEAP PROPERTIES AS A GOING CONCERN. 1 fif\ ACRES freehold, situated S I vJU miles to school and creamery; 53 acres in grass, 20 acres ploughed, dl'ploughable, well fenced and watered ; 4-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £11 per acre. Terms £400 cash, includes 13 tip-top dairy cows, 1 bull, salves, 3 horses, dray, waggon, 8 oloughs, harrows and discs'. (827") 95* ACRES freehold; 1 mile to creamery and school and P. 0.; 40 icres in grass, balance ready to plough; 5-roomed house. Price £16 10s ocr acre. Terms £500 cash, includes 7 dairy co»?s, 11 heifers, 1 bull, mower ■\nd sundries. «!732: Brass Rail Bedsteads, 4ft. 6in., 37s 6d, 47s' 6d, 555, at Purser and Bon's Bale, now on.—Adyt.