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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 9 October 1913, Page 8

' Auctions. \\J EBSTER DOBSON AND CO '£ 0F sales fob ■ Monday 20—Strathmore Tuesday 21—Stratford ocX^ NG HEIFER SALESTuesday 14—Stratford Yards Tuesday 21—Stratford Yards Tuesday 28—Stratford Yards BULL FAIR. NOVEMBER— Friday 7—Stratford Yards FIRE! FIRE! ! FIRE! ! ! AT THE COFFEE PALACE YARD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. At 2.30 p.m. OMITH AND EASTON have received KJ instructions from Mrs Miller to sell as filiove — Salvage furniture from the late fire, comprising: Single iron beds and mattresses, w.w. stretchers, chests drawers, dining and toilet tables, washstands,' crockery and cutlery, and sundries AUCKLAND SUBURBAN FARMS. OAA ACRES, freehold, sown down in good English grasses, flat to gently rolling; 6 acres of green native bush in clumps reserved for shelter, subdivided into 9 paddocks, sheep proof, well watered by springs and streams*, altogther an ideal farm, being only 3 miles from Manurewa railway station; return fare only Is 5d to Auckland; 1 mile from creamery, school, P. 0., and general store; well-built 7-roomed house in good order throughout, commanding a fine view, 20-bail cowshed (concrete floor), cart shed and harness room. Note.—Only 19 miles from Auckland by good metalled road; carrying capacity 50 dairy cows, besides young stock and horses. Price £26 5s per acre. £4280 can remain at a reasonable- rate of interest. Inspected and lecommended. Splendid opportunity. POULTRY FARM. £40 CASH.—4 Acres, freehold, ring fenced, posts and 7 wires, all been ploughed; fine position, northerly aspect row of shelter trees at back; sroomed bungalow, Shacklock range return verandah, trapshed; about 20 minutes' walk from tramline. Price £800. Terms £40 cash; balance easy. £250 CASH. £250 CASH. 400 ACRES, freehold; 250 acres in good English grasses, balance grass, scrub and bush; subdivided into about 6 paddocks, well fenced, good 3-acre orchard in. full bearing, well watered by streams; buildings consist of house 6 rooms, barn, stable and other outbuildings; 2 miles from wharf landing. Price £12 per acre. Terms £250 cash; balance arranged. W. J. S toET * C°--7 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. FOR EXCHANGE. EXCELLENT dairy farm, open, cleared land, .in good pasture, area 218 acres; suitable for subdivision into several farms, well watered; within easy reach of cheese factory, railway, school, and township; locality south of Hawera; large house, concreted cowshed. There is an unearned increment in this place of £5 per acre. Owner will exchange for smaller farm or will take town property as part payment. If you want a larger place for your growing family have a look at this. A good farmer will make this property carry 150 cows easily. Sole Agents. NICE MODERN HOME, Hawera Extension can be secured with £50 cash. MODERN BUNGALOW RESIDENCE within the vicinity of Hawera Park can be secured with £80 cash. £1 DOWN will secure a fine section of 26 perches with big frontage. £100 will buy a fine \ acre section, with £20 cash. MODERN HOUSES erected for clients j with from £50 to £100 in cash. JAMES AND , GILLM AN, HAWERA. AGRICULTURAL SEEnS AND FERTILISERS ~W HAVE now received New Season's -*- Supplies of FARM SEEDS for the production of ROOT and FODDER CROPS, including:— MANGOLDS CARROTS TURNIPS SWEDES SUGAR BEET CATTLE PARSNIP BUDA KALE CHOU MOELLIER SILVER BEET Etc., etc. * Sow BUTTON'S PRIZE-WINNER MANGOLD (the finest strain is existence). xilso in Stock — All Classes of ARTIFICIAL FERTILISERS, including my own Special Preparations for various crops. Agent for S^TTON'S PEDIGREE SEEDS. F. GILLANDERS, j XELSQN STREET, HAWERA. P.O. Cox 36.; Telephone 201. T7STHAT Oh Bertie! New Suit; v ? ho; had it cleaned at W Hawkins and Uo.'&, Dyers and Cleanen Sykes's Drench.—Just what a cow requires after calving.—Advt.