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

AUCTIONS. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVH - ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD.. LIST OF SALES FOR iSEPTEMBER— Monday e-K)punake. Monday (•—Opunake Springing Heifer Fair. . Tuesday 7—Mamaia. Friday 10—Auroa. * Monday 13—Okaiawa. Wednesday 15—Eltham. Thursday Iff—Hawera. FrMay 17—Kaponga. Monday 20r-Opunake. Monday 20—Opunake Cattle Fair. Tuesday 21—Manaia. Friday 24—Auroa. Monday 27—Okaiawa. Wednesday 29^-Eltham. Thursday '30—Hawera. Thursday, Sept. 30—On account of Mr J. C. Wright, . Matapu, pedigree Shorthorn bulls (at Hawexa-Sale Yards) OPUNAKE SALF.YARDS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 f _—— • Sale at 12 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE , ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., will sell by public auction .as above!— * ' 25 fat gows 35 forward and store cows 3 bu115,,,-. 50 yearling heifers 8 6D yearling steers . 40 mixed yearlings , 20 store pigs ' ■'.;jv In Ba^ry Pensr— • •' • ■ 85 springing cows and heifers (2nd1 and 3rd cabers) .< Also, on account of Mr H. T. Ly•r.ghi>— ,-■.'' 40 2 and 2j-year steers 30 3-year steers ■■> * MANAIA SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., will sell by public, auction •• above— * 10 for.yard cows. ~ 30 store cows 40 yearling steers 50 yearling heifei-s 30 yearling heifers 25 store pigs v 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 3 Tamworth sows,' close to farrowing IN DAIRY PENS— 5 dairy cows (closo to profit) 30 springing heifers 7 good dairy cows 17 Shorthorn springing heifers T. SUNDERLAND, (Late of Maple & Co., London ) ART CABINETMAKER And INTERIOR WOODWORK SPECIALIST, UNION ST., HAWERA. \ LL Cabinet Work from the -£>- above Shop has the imprint of distinction and quality, and I stand ready to exchange or make good any piece defective in any way. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE ME HAWKES BAY DAtttYING LAND. FOR SALE CHEAP. MESSRS HOLDER having decided to dispose of their Woodville Estate, consisting of about 800 acres 10 minutes from railway station, I'am authorised to offer it in one or two. lots, provided sale can be simultaneouelv effected. .The cash required is £8000, or two* equivalent sums. »«? RI ME1 §8 p6r acrG- Wiu cut up. Appiy, EUSTACE LANE, HASTINGS or NAPEER. 300 ACRE?' freehold, really VVy good, level and undulatinj dairy farm; splendid house, with every oonvenie i»ce. good concrete cowshed and yard, milking machinesone mile by metal road from cheese or butter factory, store, school and 'phone: a really cheap farm; owner wishes to retire, and must sell; factory returns for the last 7 years may be seen, and we defy any better to be produced off land offering at the same prioe. There S a gr^ future in t£is pwperty. rnce, £21 per acre, with very easy terms to a bona fide man. If not sold very shortly the owner may lease for a .term of years, with a purchasing cla»fe- No. 3/20S Also a very nice property of 257 acres, at £22 per acre; 200 acres hare been ploughed and resown; good house, shed and yards, every coarenience: 15 paddocks, no weeds; factory and .scficol close by, towa 5 miles, good reads. This is one of the cheapest properties now offering. £1000 cash required, or owner would consider acceptiug good first mortgage as deposit. No. 7/512a 94} ACRES. Freehold Splendid little dairy farm, all in grat* and crop, no weeds; x mile to factory and school, 2i miles totownsh\]», good Toads; good, cicely situated 6-»eomed house, large rooms, 20i-bail cowshed, concrete; property will carry 30 cows; 80 cows last year averaged over £14 per cow. Prioe, £35 per a-re, with £400 cash, balance for 7 years at 5 per cent. ■ Thia is a good, cheap farm, which we caja recommend, and we will finance stock if necessary. No. 8/989 We have also several sheep and dairy properties offering for exchange at cash values. - "|V"EW nrEALAND T OAN AND MERCANTILE A CENCY % /^lO., OTRATFORO. W. A. HEWITT, A. C. BELL, Manager. Land Salesman