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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 29 September 1915, Page 8

AUCTIONS. J^EWTONKING'sTIST OF SALE* CLEARING SALES SEPTEMBER-^ Wednesday 22— E. Schwann, M«aMonday 27—Waiwakaiho Annual Horse Fair. -««.um OCTOBER— 20—Clearing Sale E. Griffith » pedjgree Jerseys, Bell Block. KAPONGA SALE YARDsT FRIDAY, OCTOBER I. NEWTON KING will sell by publfe auction a sabove 9Sn HEAD MIXED CATTLE, »- -**-'\y eluding— 20 fat cows 40 store and forward cows 10 bulls ' 100 mixed yearlings i 75 mixed 18-months steers and heifers • ' - 20 empty heifers 1 f-draught yearling filly 20 pigs A quantity good oatsheaf chaff. IN DAIRY YARDS— 40 good springing heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN. BIDE AND TALLOW SALES™ Hide Shed—Cloton Road. Stratford (Next Dairy Factory.) NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, SEPT. 2U, CtLIENTS are particularly requested J to forward consignments in tint* tbaU FRIDA*NEWTON KiNO. Stratford. WAVERLEY SALE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD;. will sell as above— 20 store cows 4 bullock 3 10 heifers. 5 store cows • 25 mixed yearlings-

THE — Milking Machine Expert enters a field, where1 progreLß and good ' money are assured. The demand for experts is far beyond the number available, consequently high wages' rule. Ou,r practical course has placed many men on the road to success, and we can start you there —whenever you care to commence. , Write to-day for full particu'ars aa to the course of study to enab.e you to become a Milking Machine Expert The course is compiled by an expert whose gift of imparting knowledge has been the means of enabling many to pass the most seveie tests. Send. to-day for Prospectus. It is FREE. Bower's School for Engineers (James W. Boweb, Principal) Tyrone Buildings, Customs Street £*at AUCKLAND Registered as a private Technical School by. the Government, Marine and Education. Departments. 10

The Hawera office is closed for Urn» present, and will re-ooen later. RING 'PH.ONE NO V 3 53 The Taxi Car for Town Runs and Touring Trips. J F J IEMAKEK, 104 Princes Street, HAWERA.

EVERY HOUSEHOLDER AROUND THIS DISTRICT Should take advantage of OUR CASH TRADE SERVICE. HAWERA folk are quick to realised that by paying "cash down" for THEIR MEATS, they get in return the highestgrade goods obtainable! ARE YOU ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS P If not, then start now. Our aim is to supply the best meat at the lowest prices, and judging by our ever-increasing patronage, OUKi EFFORTS ARE MEETING WITH UNIVERSAL APPROVAL We are at your service ALL the time and ANT time. JJAWERA ]y|EAT £fQ.. 'Phone 240.

57 ACRES, very nice little farm, aU level welll divided, good fences. Apply quickly. Price £30 per acre Cask required £500. (Jb> 85 ACRES, good level farm, nearly all ploughed, creamery and school v xd- y- S^* Pr°P«Bition in the. district. £32 per acre. Cash re^ quired £500. (49^ T I L AMASON f Auctioneer, and Land Agent, BROADWAY. STRATFORD.

A SPLENDID sampre lmDorted AI*TL gerian seed oatt, vow to: FhH stocks Sucrosine, B**\ev Meal, Pollard Bran, Wheat, Oats, I hnff, Flour in sacks, 100's and 50's, Oatmeal, eac Prussian Peas, Bird Seed, Parrot Food; Fowl Grit.—At John Gilmour's Manaia.