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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 15 June 1914, Page 6

AUCTIONS. V- '* UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE.. PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE CATTLE.. rHE FAMOUS "WAITOITOI" HERB* AWAPUNI, PALMERSTON NORTH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. TYALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., AJ instructed by Mr J. U. G. Slack, will sell at, the Homestead at 11.30 a.m.— S\A PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE COWS *^ AND HEIFERS (all bred to stud bulls) 11 2 and 3-year pedigree bulls, - 8 pedigree weaner heifers " 8 pedigree weaner bulls 1 pedigree bull "Young Baron* 12 purebred Berkshire pigs Also at the same place—7. On Account of Messrs B. H. Slack and Sons— "j X PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE COWS -L-LJ AND HEIFERS (all bred to stud bulls) 5 2 and 3-year pedigree bulls 5 pedigree weaner heifers 2 pedigree weaner bulls 1 pedigree bull "Count" Catalogues on application to Dalgety's—all branches. qn«M R- C.WALLACE, dJ '6td .' Auctioneer.; UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALe! PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN CATTLE. HIGH. GRADE HOLSTEINS. FEILDING SALE YARDS. >)> THURSDAY, JUNE 18. T\ ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., AS Palmerston North, instructed by Mrs J. A. James, will sell her complete registered "Edale" herd of Holstein., also High Grade Holsteins, at 12 ' o'clock noon, comprising— Q PEDIGREE COWS & HEIFERS ** (These have been bred to "Rajah") 2 pedigree heifers, bred to "King Billy" 4 heifers, rising one year c 1 3-year pedigree bull "Rajah" F'' dam "Spot IV." *: 3 pedigree bulls rising one year "j A GRADE HOLSTEIN COWS & A.U HEIFERS (these are spring calvers bred to "Rajah") • 4 grade Holstein weaner heifers '■ 1 grade Holstein bull Catalogues on application to v Dalgety's—all branches. R. C. WALLACE, 30 '6td ; Auctioneer. EIRST ANNUAL SALE. PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN CATTLE. "FRIESLAND PARK," PALMERSTON NORT__. l^ FRIDAY, JUNE 19. L • v TYALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., AJ instructed by Mr W. I. Lovelock* ' will sell at his Homestead, six miles from Palmerston North, at 1 o'clock sharp— j Q PEDIGREE COWS & HEIFERS ■■*-*'. (all bred to stud bulls) A O YEARLING, 20-MONTHS AND 2-YEAR PEDIGREE BULLS. Catalogues on -application to Dalgety's—all branches. o nfit/1 R- C. WALLACE, ou>owi Auctioneer. \ WAIKATO FARMS.. 9AA ACRES, partly improved; 100 ■». amj\J\J acres in grass, 50 acres new grass, balance ti-tree; carry 4S S cows coming season; 6-roomediY house, concrete cowyard and*" milking machine; has two road frontages; cut up well; six milesfrom township; half-mile from creamery and post office. - Price,. £13 10s per acre; cash £500-: easy terms. 207 ACRES of best dairy land, mostlyimproved except 60 acres, part, of which is heavy bush land and •rough feed; would carry 80' cows; 4-miles to railway; 1 mile to creamery, school and post office;, new 4-roomed house and good cowshed. This farm is, cheap at" £18 10s per acre;. £1000 cash. Write to us for particulars. Large- 7* selection of good farms. . . .-,. _> JR. F ow > €°- AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE . AGENTS, -.■*■■ HAMILTON. pLANTING SEASOM, J914.. FOR SALE. Locally grown hedge and sheher plants, comprising Golden Ake-ake r Eleagnus, Escallonnia, Boxthorn, Or-. namental and Flowering Shrubs1. Cyptomeria, Forsythia, Cassia, Hydraingea. Native plants, including: Cabbage Trees, Pohutukawa, Yelloir Kowhai, and Veronicas ;in variety. Wisterias and Jasminum. All hardy,, well-grown and wrenched plants. '^ NOTE.—These are all acclimatised* plants and so most suitable for thedistrict. The Taranaki nurserymen* having decided not to hold auction*sales this season, plants will not be- \ so readily obtainable as usual. Order^ direct from the grower or through Ha- "/ wera agents. Smith and Easton, Roval Mart. All plants delivered free' in 3a- ■v ■ ■ wera and at railway station. \ G. E. MILLS Kelemarae Road, Normanby. WOOD AND COAL SUPPLY COMPANY, UNION STREET. WANTED Known—l have bought the business carried on by -Mr R. J. Hughes, known as the Wood and Coal Supply Company, from "the lst June, 1914. I hope and trust I shall have a fair share of the support of Hawera and surrounding district. ED. EVANS. SWANNDRI Coats, Oil Slickers and Canvas Coats. Just the thing for the coming wet weather.—H. B. Murch, Draper. * ■