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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 26 October 1916, Page 8

AUCTIONS. "^EWTON KING'S LIST OF SALES' OCTOBER— Kahotu—Frr%y 27... Kaponga—Friday 27. Stratford Supplementary Bull Fair —Saturday 28. Urenui—Monday 30. Stony River—Tuesday 91. Stratford Springing Heifer SalsTuesday SI. NOVEMBER— Okau—Wednesday 1. Uruti—Thursday 2. ENTRIES INVITED. KAPONGA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. NEWTON KING will sell by publicauction as above, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneer's Association— 1 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, in-*-O\J eluding— 50 fat and forward cows 20 mixed yearling heifers . 10 yearling steers ! 6 3-year Shorthorn empty heifers (choice) 35 Jersey, Holstein and Shorthorn bulls 15 store and weaner pigs 1 double-heater buggy, in good order ALSO— 25 good springing heifers j double-seater buggy, with shafts, pole and harness, all in good order, Sal© at 1 o'clock. RAHOTU YARDS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. NEWTON KING "will sell"at hisyards as above, subject to the> rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association— 50 good 2 to 2^-year steers 100 15-months heifers 45 yearlingto 15-months steers--40 forward cows 35 mixed yearlings 20 springing heifers and cows 10 dairy bulls On account Mrs S. Morrow— 4 2-year pedigree Holstein bulls- , Sale at 1 o'clock." ' KAPONGA BULL FAIR. KAPONGA SALEYARDS. v FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. NEWTON KING will hold his Annual Bull Fair on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, in conjunction with his^ordinary monthly sale, and will sell, subject to rules of the Taranaki Stock: Auctioneers' Association— 30 Shorthorn, Jersey, Holstein andi Ayrshire bulls ENTRIES INVITED.. Sale at 1 o'clock. TARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. . Hide Shed—Cloton Road, Stratford. • (Nest Dairy Factory.) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. /"CLIENTS are particularly requested VJ to forward consignments in time to arriyfi not later than FRIDAYu. NOVEMBER 24. "" . NEWTON KING, ' ;.".' - Stratfordi LAND! LAND! LANDJ» TARANAKI! TARANAKI! AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT, ANDGENERAL MERCHANT. THE IDEAL DAIRYING COUNTRY ... OF THE AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. NEWTON KING, SPECIAL PROPERT! LIST 1200 ACRES freehold sheep country,, about 300 acres in bush, sub- ! v divided into 18 paddocks; sheepproof fencing, woqlshed 40 x 80*. | 2 sets sheep yards - ? adjoins town-- > ~' . |bip, school, railway station. v/ Price, £10 per acre; good terms, or will take small farm as par* payment. 102 ACRES, freehold all level and ii* grass, subdivided into 11 paddocks; good piggeries, concrete floors; 1\ miles from railway j 1$ miles from factory; 6-roomed house, good cowshed, orchard; no stumps, ail 'been, ploughed and'relaid down again, in English grasses. Price £32 an acre. Terms, £800 cash; balance 5 years at 5^ per cent. Thie i« a. cheap property. 500 ACRES, freehold land, about 1100> ' acres has been felled; hilly and! undulating country of goodquality, well watered, small; amount of fencing. Price £>T per acre. Must be sold■-to cloa*an estate; any terms given in. reason. No better investment* offering i> the Dominion. DENTONE kitis the nerve and stops Toothache immediately. Price, 1/- bottle.—Wallace. Chemist. ; — ■ ——_ . ,_ ■r^r T OOK to the Rose that blows about Gr Ao HARRY JULIUS, Jobbing Carpenter. i C.C.C.1., Victoria Street. State Premiums #ne' Liberal $£r^li^#-*tf*^l"* ts n \q>j '•£< Conditions N°' 127- ; * GOVERNMENT XIFE INSURANCE' DEPARTMENT. C. EUGENE SMITH. District Representative. Address: Corner High and Victoria Streets, Hawera. •«ri& B»aa «<*&»" «« «tm •»!•*. To be found in. every lire grocer's ditp. Tkey *r% not better than the beet \\ Bat they are jailes akead of all the nafe^