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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 11 August 1914, Page 8

AUCTIONS. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANI MERCANTILE AGENCY -CoS aug Lu IstL 0F salep for Wednesday 12—Eltham. Thursday 13*—Hawera. Monday 17—Opunake. Tuesday 18—Manaia. Wednesday 19—Kohuratalu. Monday 24—Kakaramea. Tuesday 25—Stratford. Tuesday 25—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale Tuesday 25—Stratford Wool, Hid< and Skin Sale Wednesday 26—Eltham. Wednesday 26—Te Wera. Thursday 27—Hawera. Monday 31—Opunake. AUGUST-BPECIZrBAUB-Monday 10— J. O'Connor. Tank Road, Tariki SEPTEMBER— Saturday 26^-Pedigree dairy sale Tattersall'a. Hawera. ELTHAM YARDS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. At 1 p.m. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. will 6ell by public auction as above 200 HEAD CATTLE > "iduding--40 fat and forward and store cows 60 yearling heifers 25 springing dairy heifers 25 yearling steers 15 empty heifers 6 store cows 8 dairy cows 10 store pigs 11 a.m. At Mr C. Baker's Timber Yards. On account of Mr B. Dive Quantity of first-class building tim ber HAWERA YARDS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. At 1 p.m. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CASTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. will sell by public auction as above— QQA CATTLE, including— 180 f.m. ewes in lamb to Romnej and Lincoln rams 30 fat ewes 60 hoggets 30 forward ewes 90 forward and store cows 80 yearling heifers 30 empty heifers 30 springing dairy heifers 40 yearling steers 10 dairy cows 10 2-yenr steers 1 -choice Jersey cow, prize-take: 20 pigs 10 good store pigs 1 spring dray 1 10-can milk waggen Also— On account of Mr Jas. Davidson 10 fat bullocks ON THE PREMISES^ NORMANBY. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. At 2 o'clock sharp. OSBORNE AND TURNBULL hav< been favored with instruction; from Mrs Swift Hall, who has sold hei property, to sell by auction as above— The whole cf her household furnL ture, including— Couches, easy chairs, arm chairs, ornaments, pictures, fire screen fenders and brasses, dining table clocks, bookshelves, books, chesi drawers, dressing tables, wash stands, ware, toilet mirrors, d.i bedsteads, wire mattresses, feather and kapok beds, tablecloths, cutlery, crockery, pots, pans! garden tools and sundries ■VTEW nrEALAND T OAN ANE TyjERCANTILE A GENCY QO., J jT D., HAWERA and OPUNAKE. A RRIVED — NEW SEASON'S ** VEGETABLE SEEDS. SEED POTATOES, including Beauty of Hebron, British Queen, Gamekeeper, Northern Star. spring sowing. Send for samples and quotations. ALGERIAN SEED OATS, GARTOK OATS, SPARROWBILL OATS J VETCHES, BARLEY, RYECORN. BRAN, POLLARD, LINSEED, WHEAT, HAY, STRAW, TABLE POTATOES, ONIONS, ELMSHURS7 No. 1 TEA. CALFMEAL—Bibby's Cream Equivalent, Gihuth's, L. and M. Crushed Linseed. MANURES for all crops—Lawes? Superphosphate. Basic Slag. Bernard's Phosphate, Bone Meal* Blood and Bone AGENTS FOR WOLSELEY MOTOR CARS. rpo Stand this season afc Hawera and travel -*- the Eltham, Manaia, Patea, and Waverley districts. Jh^^ The Fashionably-bred Thoroughbred Sire, wV^Vfl GUIANFORTE (1900) €3^|3£|l|iXl!| Multiform(lß)—La Valiere Bred by the late G. G. Stead, Esq. Guianforte (half-brother to Los Angelos) by Multiform (18), sire of Noctuiform (N.Z. Cup winner), Vice-Admiral (N.Z. Cup), Midnight Sun (N.Z. Cup), Sungod, Berragoon, Bontform, Multifid, Isolt, Golden Slipper, etc. Dam, La Valiere (full sister to Nonette) by Seaton Delaval—Charente, and half sister to Crucinella (San Francisco , imp—Charente. ■ Nonette was a great performer and is now one of the leading sires in Queensland. Crucinella was a brilliant performer in New Zealand. On breeding lines Guianforte should commend : himself to all breeders, for he has two strains of the mighty Musket, the greatest sire of ! stayers ever imported to Australasia. Multiform's sons are proving themselves a great success aa sires. Multifld (Multiform—Heriot) being the sire of those good horses Our King, Multiply, Chortle, etc., while Boniform (Multi-form-Otterden, imp.) has sired those champions Bon Ton, Bon Reve, Bonny Helen, etc TERMS: £5 ss. Groom's fee, ss. All r~\ • •■ n-, r>-';>onsibility. For ,■,•.:! ; , put'- .itirs apply to— -LLAN HENDERSON, Cemmercial Hotel, Hawer*.