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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 4 September 1915, Page 8

y '* SALir ,* *AjKT SJBPyEMBIiI 8r At 12 no<m. -- - FREEMAN R, JACKSON AND CO fkffl mU at their m •bar*— - * #>T 1 000 ?kfIXED SHEEPi iAQlud--300 forward wethers 120 ewes ( 200 ewes 400 mixed hoggets 150 forward wethers QKf) MIXED CATTLE, compris--200 4 and 5-year bullocks 100 3 and 4-jrear Hereford-Short-horn station-bred bullocks 100 3-year steers 100 £ and 3-year steers 80 4-yekr Shorthorn station-bred bullocks 50 3-year eieere 100 forward cows 80 Shorthorn cows in calf to S.H. and PA. bulls 30 mrxed cattle * 3 store cows , IS mixed weaners 4.0 MIXED PIGS-

IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE Of DAIRJY STOCK, HORSES, PLANT, - Etc., Etc., At . CJLIVE <?RANGE FARM, On FRm&Y, SEPTEBfBER 10, i At H a.mV WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., have* received instructions from the Excelsior Dairy Company (who have sold their Cltve Grange Farm) to sell by. A'MictHM! on the above date, on the Farm,, the- whole of their choice dairy herd of ' OJX'GOWS AND HEIFERS, com- *■ . Posing— ■':■ . ' 3S- choices. Jersey cows, in profit 3& Shorthora cows,< in ptont > 60 selected .Shorthdffn and Jersey spi^in^ers 50 selected J©rsey»cros» heifers 3S yearling Jersey-cross heifera ' Id dry cowsv 2U yearling' «toers 8 fii-stK;lass lieavjr ifoxnght mare?, in foal (.all jro^d workersi ; 5 spring-carters 5^ yearling dcaughtsi IMPLEMENTS. li L.K. milking plant (complete) Milk cans v mow;iiig machine, hay rake, drays, milk waggon . Harness and sundries. The,- above herd is well-known as being the? best in the district,, no expense having beem spared ni securing first-class^ milking strains from - Taranaki;. Luncheoni Provided. ALFRED REID, Auctioneer.

"IDEAL" MILK CANS Tf 7^E operate the largest and "T most up-to-date' Plant in the Dominion, equipped throughout with the most Modern Machinery, .ENTIRELY DEVOTED to the manufacture of Milk Cans and Dairy Utensils, which is our business, not part of it. By specialisation and concentration of effort, we are able to produce Cane that for quality, durability and strength, have no equal. We carry large stocks of all sizes, and can give imoaediaite despatch to- all orders. If unable to obtain supplies through your Factory, write direct to ALEXANDER HARVEY A SONS, LTD., Albemfc' Street - AUCKLAND.

&AND! LAND! LAND! TARANAKI! , TARANAKI! THE IDEAL. BAIRYING COTJNTRT W THE AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT AND GENERAL MERCHANT.' _ B ..^CIAL PROPERTY LIST. 75 ACRES, freehold land, situated i D ftrst-class locality and within a few yards of post office, school and factory; well fenced and subdivided, all level and well watered; 10-roomed house, 16----bail cowshed and stable. Price £35 an acre. Terms, £300 cash oalanc© can remain for good term at 6 per cent. Can strong, ly recommend this little dftir\ farm. J 102 ACRES, freehold, all level and it grass, subdivided into 11 paddocks; good piggeries, concrete floors; I£. miles'from railway 14 miles from factory; 6-roomed House, good cowshed, orchardno stumps, all been . ploughed and relaid down again in EneKnf Pri£ e £32 an acr« lerms £800 cash; balance 6 years at 5£ per cent. This is a cheap property 600 ACRES, freehold land, about 1100 acres hae been.felled; hilly and undulating country of good quality well . watered, small amount of fencing. Pri ce £7 per acre. Must b e sold to close an estate; any terms given in reason. No better investment ottering in the Dominion. A SPLENDID sample imported Algenan seed oat* now in: Tull stocks (Sucrosine B^lcv Meai, Pollard, i ' T^f at ' Oat9 < rhaff. Flour in Pnb I(S S an D d- 50 os' a^eal/eac vl^ n ?* a*i? iZ A .Seed> Pari>°t Food, Fowl Grit.—At John Qilmour's, Ma^