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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 20 June 1913, Page 6

WDIMOCK AND COMPAN/, • LTD., are buyers of Prime Baconers and Choppers at highest market rates. RECEIVING DATES FOR JUNE. Kakaramea, Monday 16 only. Waverley, Monday 16 only. Mokoia. Tuesday 17, from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. Manutahi, Tuesday 17, frem 12.30 to 2 p.m. Hawera, Wednesday 18 oh*y. Te Roti, Monday 16 only. Eltham, Tuesday 17 oniy. Normanbg', Wednesday 18 only. Opunake, Monday 16 only. Kaponga, Tuesday 17 only. REPRESENTATIVES: T. C. ARNOLD, Hawera. L. H. BAIGENT, Kaponga. J. W. Burke, Eltham. Telephones—Eltham 33, Hawera 224. THE bOUTH TARANAKI BACON COMPANY, LTD. WILL ieceive Pigs from shareholders of shareholding Dairy Companies as under:— RECEIVING DATES FOR JUNE. TE ROTI, MONDAY. June 16; NORMANBY. MONDAY, June 30. AUROA, MONDAY, June 16. KAPUNI, TUESDAY, June 17. OTAKEHO, MONDAY, June 23. MANAIA. TUESDAY, June 24. OPUNAKE, MONDAY, June 23. PIHAMA, TUESDAY, June 24. AWATUNA. MONDAY, June 23. ELTHAM, TUESDAY, June 10 and 24. MANGATOKI, WEDNESDAY, June 11 and 25. T. BORTHWICK & SONS, LTD., WAITARA. WILL buy Prime Baconers, Porkers and Choppers. Highest market rates given. DATES TO BE ADVERTISED LATER. L. NAIRN, Eltham. J. BUTCHER, Stratford. Agents. WOODV3LLE BACON CO., LTD. WILL receive Prime Bacon Pigs and Choppers at Weighing Stations as under: — JUNE. WAVERLEY. MONDAY 2. HAWERA. TUESDAY 3. KAKARAMEA, MONDAY 9. MOKOIA. TUESDAY 10. OPUNAKE. MONDAY 2. MANAIA, TUESDAY 3. AUROA, MONDAY 9. OTAKEHO. TUESDAY 10. TE ROTI, WEDNESDAY 11. NOTICE. All Stations close 2 p.m. BUYERS: ?. H. A. HAYCOCK, Hawer__. W. BIGHAM. Manaia. pigs! PiGst pigs; PRIME BACON PIGS required In any quantity at the TTAWERA "OACON r^ACTORY. RECEIVING DAYS: I TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY every j week. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. ■ , , WALKER & NICHOLSON. Telephone 180. F. Ja SAXBY, LAND, ESTATE & STOCK AGENT HORSE BAZAAR (Opposite Railway Station), J HAMILTON. ' ] 'Phone 369. .■ : THIS PROPERTY HAS GREAT N m PROSPECTIVE VALUE. 4-Kfl A^ RES freehold, situated 2: ~«-JV_J miles from Hamilton by good 1 FO£T,* ai l good shall°w swamp' land .] partly drained and fenced; 150 to 200 S acres in rough feed; has a long road irontage, and well suited for cutting up. Price, £11 10s per acre. Terms £_50 cash. , . . . . GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 121 ACRES freehold, situated 2 miles from Whata Whata and 6 miles from Hamilton; P. 0., school and creamery 2 miles; all in best of English, grasses, all rich land; about 80 ' acres.very rich soil, pine swamp-land balance easy rolling country; well watered and fenced; 3-roomed house and scullery, cowshed; carrying 40 cowq and 10 head of dry stock. Price £23 per acre; terms £800 cash.' FARMS FOR SALE. 1 Of! ACRES, coastal land, all laid -L%J%J down. £23 10s, terms; reduction for cash. n . i^ main road; new house; £-onn G^li l £100°- 0Ul -V £500 cash! 200 ACRES, nice property; good 'house, etc. £17 10s; £1000 'cash; or £19 with £500 cash. I 150 ACRES, close to school and facjtory: carry 40 cows; P.L. Goodwill £6 only; £400 cash. 240 ACRES, a fine farm; carry 100 1 cows; dwelling, sheds. Goodwill of lease 20 years to run, with renewal, 1 £11; £500 cash only. Inspect at ! once. t TO LEASE. 242 ACRES; carry 100 cows. Rent 255, with p.c; 70-85 dairy cows, firstclass herd, guaranteed sound and all to calve from 20th July to October, £11 each. Grass and Clover Seeds, Cocksfoot, Perennial ami Italian Rye, Timothy, Dogstail, Foxtail, Prairie, Paspalum. Cowgrass, Alsike, Lotus Major, etc. Barley. Algerian Oats, etc. Bonedust, Superphosphate, Basic Slag, Special Grass and other Manures, Colonial Cement. A. H. M OOUE ' ■ LAND AGENT AND SEEDSMAN, OPUNAKE.