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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 30 May 1914, Page 8

AUCTIONS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. At 12.30 o'clock. ON THE PREMISES, ARMADALE OKAIAWA. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. OSBORNE AND TURNBULL have been favored with instructions rrom the Executors in the Estate of the late F. A. Bremer, to sell as above— ' The whole of his furniture and effects, including— Walnut upright grand piano, solid oak roll top writing desk, horses, gig, harness, farm implements, etc. Full particulars will be advertisedlater. 4 AT THE HOUSE, COLLINS STREET, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, At 1.30 p.m. SMITH AND EASTON have been ' favored with instructions from Mr Gooday, who is leaving Hawera, to sell as above— The whole of his household furniture and effects. Also, at the same time— Property and house. Full particulars later. ROYAL MART, HIGH STREET, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, At 2 p.m. SMITH AND EASTON will sell as above, on behalf of Mr R. J Hughes, who is leaving Hawera 30 purebred White Leghorn pullets 3 purebred White Leghorn hens 1 purebred White Leghorn rooster Also— Household furniture and effects. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. THURSDAyTjUNE 4, 1914. Sale at 11.80. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO will sell at their yards as above— 4-^0 comprising— 11 fat cows 4 fat bullocks 120 forward bullocks (good line from Raetihi) ' 70 4-year bullocks / 70 20 months to 2-yr. steers (good* 40 cows in calf 35 weaners 40 good weaner steers 0 40_ good weaner heifers , 1 dairy cow at drop 1 MIXED SHEEP, com«n«* prising— 60 fat ewes 400 good mixed bush lambs (one ear mark) 200 first-class lambs 120 good woolly wether lambs 120 lambs 100 empty ewes 100 mixed lambs 150 fat wethers 50 fat ewes 60 fat ewes 180; good mixed lambs 80 fat sheep "7 A MIXED PIGS. Luncheon may be obtained at the yards. Note.—Owing ■' to Wednesday, June 3rd, being King's Birthday, the above sale has been postponed Until Thursday, June 4th. SMALL DAIRY FARMS. A7S7 E nave for sale several Small D^airy Farms, varying from 50 to 120 Acres. Possession next milking season. Land well watered, close to factories, level and very best quality. Exceptional terms to good workers. Prices on application. t LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Hawera. AJ7(\ ACRES Freehold, nicely lying' t: i O country, level and slightly undulating, all in grass: wellwatered by shingle ' bottom streams, and divided into over 20 paddocks with good sheepproof fences; splendid homestead of 10 rooms, with up-to-date outbuildings, including large milking shed with 4-cow plant complete; homestead nicely situated and planted with shrubs and •shelter trees; no weeds; about 40 tons hay (estimated), and 20 acres turnips go with the propeity if bought before Ist July. Township, 2 miles, school and railway 5 minutes. Price, £16 per acre, bedrock. Easy terms. Write for further particulars. This is a splendid property for a retired man or for grazing cattle, sheep, or dairying- 6.1020 N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., STRATFORD. W. A. HEWITT, Manager. A. C. BELL, Land Salesman. RICH DAIRY LAND. ELTHAM DISTRICT. QK ACRES freehold, 4 miles from isZJ Eltham railway station; .1$ miles from dairy factory; 2 miles from school; all in grass; 9 paddocks; all ploughable; about 40 acres stumped; carrying at present 40 cows, 5 horses and calves and pigs . This farm lies ma nicely sheltered position, and I can recommend the property as a real good spec. Price, £45 per acre,. Equity, £2006. j Owner would sell on easy terms or consider exchanging for a block of town property. Possession can be arranged about June or July. J JJ rpHOMPSON, LAND AGENT, I STRATFORD. Think of it!—6o doses of "NAZOL" for Is 6d, and every dose soothes and relieves. No wonder this honest remedy for coughs and colds is in greater deS nay.-l rdyt?° Nth* Pr°Ve itS effiCaCy