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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 8 October 1913, Page 8

» .. . ! Auctions. N1 EWTON KING'S"" LIST i)t SALES. OCTOBER— Friday 10—Waiwak.iiho -^ Saturday 11 —Land Sale, R; > Baker's Estate, New Ply- \ mouth ' . Monday 13 —Douglas ■ Monday 13 —Clearing sale, Williams. Bros., Oakura Tuesday 14—Stratford Tuesday 14—Stratford SpringingHeifer Sale Wednesday 15—Stony River Thursday 16—Stony River HorseFair Saturday 18—Stratford Bull Fair Monday 20 —Urenui Tuesday 21—Stratford Hide and; Skin Sale ' Tuesday 21—Rahotu Tuesday 21 —Stratford SpringingHeifer Sale Friday 24—Waiwakaiho Monday 27—Toko Tuesday 28—Stratford Tuesday 28 —Stratford SpringingHeifer Sale Wednesday 29—Stony River Thursday 30—Clearing Sale, J. D.. Healy, Pedigree Jerseys, Stratford Friday 31—Kaponga ENTRIES INVITED. ~~ KAPONGA YARDS.' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. NEWTON KING will sell &t hit yards as above— 6>gQ HEAD CATTLE, including—. 40 springing heifers 20 springing cows, close to profit 50 store cows 30 fat and forward cows 100 mixed yearlings ~-\ 20 store pigs • - Sale at 1 o'clock. STRATFORD ANNUAL BULL FAIR. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. NEWTON KING will hold his Annual Bull Fair at his yards on above date. ENTRIES SOLICITED 2,4,6,8,9 TAl^£ Xi"wool sheepskin, ± HIDE and TALLOW SALE. Hide fW—Cloton Road, Stratford UN'ext Dairy Factory). NEXT SALE—OCTOBER 21. Client*, Me particularly requested t« ' forward consignments in time to arrive not later than FRIDAY, October 17. NEWTON KING. lARA NA SQ i TARANAKI! THE IDEAL DAIRYING COUNTRY °F THEcoiSIi| LASIAN NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT, AND W^NERAL MERCHANT. 970 A,9 KLS freehold, dairy farm, *" iaU A" Kras& ™ith- exception of about 2o acres shelter bush: well fenced and subdivided into pad--3'V- 6-roomed residence cow- . M implejaerffc and buggy shed; situated on good metalled road U^se to factory, school and railway ;• will carry 80 to 90 cows besides other stock; splendid position. Price £15 per acre; easy terms arranged. Must rapid- / ly increase in value. . A \ 90 ACRES freehold, an ideal little dairy farm, all in grass; new tarm buudings. splendidly situated and well sheltered; fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks; z miles from very progressive town, factory, school and railway: good all level'land, about cae-third ploughed and laid down "? g«od English grasses. Priceilt> per acre ;terms arranged. Tip-top investment. B 82 ACRES, all in grass and all level, tenure fieehold; 5-roomed house cowshed and other outbuildings; 10 paddocks; 1£ miles from township, factory, school and rail-wa-y- This property has nearlj all been ploughed and laid down in good pasture. Price £35 per acre. Terms £500 cash; balan««> on easy conditions. To inspect means to buy. O JLiand Kepresentatives: J M. HIGNETT, Stratford FRANK ORBELL. New Plymouth. F. E. MOORE. Kanonea. FLOWERS ARE BECOMING PLENTIFUL NOW, And ARTISTIC .... VASES will be required to show them to the best advantage. In our window can be seen a SpleAdid Display of VASES to suit every taste,, and the prices are within therange of all.E. W. SARGENT, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,. ' HAWERA. SOCIETY FOR THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. rjIHE Society has removed from th© JL Old Star Building to the shop in the CENTRAL BUILDINGS (between Mr Morris and Mr Bid well in UNION STREET. The Nurse's services are free of all charge, and she will be in attendance^ at Society's Rooms:—THURSDAYS, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; FRIDAYS, 2 p.m. bo 5 p.m.; SATURDAYS, 10 a.m. toL p.m. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS are reserved as far as possible[but not necessarily exclusively) for x>untry patients. Correspondence may be addressed either to the Nurse or the Secretary, Telephone No. 243. LILIAN LENNON, Hob, Sec.