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

AOMtIOMy ■ NEWTON KING'S LIST OF SALESFOR DECEMBER— Wednesday 10—Stony River Friday l£-Okau 'Monday 15 —Urenui Tuesday 16—Rahotu Tuesday 16—Stratford Hide and.* Wool Sale Wednesday 17—Kohuratahi Friday 19—Waiwakaiho Friday 19—Kaponga Monday 22—Stony River Monday 22—Toko Tuesday 23—Stratford ENTRIES INVITED. fTIARANAKI WOOL SHEEPSKIN;* JL HIDE and TALLOW SALE. Hide Shed—Cloton Road, Stratford (Next Dairy Factory). NEXT SALE—DECEMBER 16. Clients are "particularly' requested to* forward consignments in time to arrive* not later than FRIDAY, December 12*, . ' NEWTQy-KING. RAHOTU YARDS] TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. NEWTON KING will sell by publicauction as above-r----700 HEAD 'CATTLE > deluding- . !20 yearling to 15-month heifers o9 2 to 2j-year steers 40. colored lo^month. heifers 30 good conditioned 2i-year steera./ 75 yearling to 15-month etesj-s 15 fat cows 20 forward. Bi-year bullocks 35 store and forward cows Also-1- ■'" ' p. . WITHOUT RESERVE. Orf account of the Public Trustee iifc J' - the Estate late F. J.:<VirginW'- .. '. \ 127 exceptionally choice ; 15 and 16-" \ o« month, Jersey heifers (in, lots) 32 yearling; /to 15-month, Jersey- * Hobtein heifers'-: (in? lots) '' '' ' 100 good 15-month steers (in lots) 2,dairy cows • .- . - l 4 farm horses , " •*■ •-';" •>*• ■- New spring dray, disc arid .tine harrows,' plough, new tank, copper. / and stand, timber" jack, harnessV ' tools and sundries - ; y * - x Sale, at 12.30. NOTE.—The abov£ 127 heifers were*, selected by the late Mr' Virgin "<frpm t .. {> leading Jersey dairymen *of, North! i' Taranaki,1 and are a very fine lot. fbfac r steers are a jjood-colored lot and very 4 well-grown. .. ;. -. •' 1* , AGRICULTURAL SEEOI AND , FEBTiUQI-ini i" ','..' \<\ T HAVE now received New SeMon> -"- Supplies of FARM SEEDS for th» production of ROOT, -And"''FODDER \ CROPS, including i— '\ r %L ' v MANGOLDS CARROTB TURNIPS SWEDES . SUGAR BEET CATTLE PARSNIP BUDA KALE ' CHOU MOELLIER: SILVER BEET Etc., «to. Sow SUTTON'S PRIZE-WINNER MANGOLD (the finert ttrain m exu^ : ence). - ;i _ _ "' ■ . Alto in Stock— All Clawes of ARTIFICIAL FERTILISERS, including my own - Special ' Preparationo for various crops. , Agent for BUTTON'S ' PEDIGREES SEEDS. " '. V F. GILLANDERS, .'; VELSON STREET. HAWERA. T ——^_ CARE FOR YOUR TEETH and use KOLYNO3 A SCIENTIFIC DENTAL CREAMCLEANSING, ANTISEPTIC and GERMICIDAL. ' Sold by "DOBERT mAIT, ' v CHEMIST, HAWERA. Mr. DAIRYMAN I WHY pay £30 to £50 'an acre for land .when you can get equal quality for from £15 to £25 an acre. Come to the Waikato. Pefect climate, perfect ' rainfall, rich, fertile dairying country, handy to railways. Buy •" land at Te Awamutu, acknowledged to be the best land in the \\aikato. Send for descriptive illustrated booklet. It's free, fells you all about it. Don't dejay. Write to-day. . 81 ACRES, freehold, all in pood English grasses, first-class ' fences, subdivided' Jiito 7 pad- " * - docks; dwelling 5 rooms, large " ' v barn, cowshed; machinery shed; rich river flats, every paddock ' watered by river, all ploughable; 100 yards from P.O. and creamery, 3 miles from station and town of Te Awamutu ; at present milking 31 cows; Terms very easy; £600 cash cash, balance, 5 years 5 per cent. Price £26 an acre. 181 ACRES, partly improved .dairy farm, O.R.P. at 32s per ' acre: 100 acres in good grass, 40 acres very rich swamp (partly drained), 40- acres fern, all plough"able; 3-roomed cottage, 3-bail cowshed,. small orchard in full bearing; property is all ring fenced, and grassed portion subdivided into four paddocks; milkInR 25 <x>ws * H rotfes from school and P. 0., 2 miles from creamery, 4 miles from Te Mawhai railway station and 7 miles ffdm Te Awa- ' mutu. Owner being 'partial invalid has instructed us to accept the very low price of £6 10s for the goodwill. Cash required about £400. Heerdegen and Andrew, REAL EBTATE AGENTS, TE AWAMUTU, WAIKATO.