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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 13 February 1917, Page 8

I auctions. IXGLEWOOD SHEEP FAIR AND CATTLE SALE. WEDNESDAY,IriBBTJAKY 14. NEWTON KlNG~will sell as above, . subject to the rules of the TaraLn* Auctl °neers' Association— uIKJ t.m. .ewes 140 6-th and 4-year ewes 150 6-th ewes * 130 2-th ewes\(good) 500 4 and 6-th forward wethers 220 2-th wethers 550 4 and 6-th. forward wethers 200 fat and forward ewes 300 mixed 2-ths SSO lambs (mixed) 250 wether rape lambs 430 Lincoln wether rams 150 head mixed cattle 40 mixed M Teaners 30 forward cows 15 18-month heifers o bulls 20 fat and forward coirs ; Further entries invited. Sale at 1 o'clock. Owing to alterations now beingmade to, my yards, this sale -will be held, by kind permission of theFarmers' Organisation Society, in. their Junction road yards. OHURA SHEEP FAIR. AND CATTLE SALE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15. "VTEWTON KING* will sell in hie- -*-^. Ohura Yards on above date 70fMli MIXED SHEEP, includ- • yj\s\.r j n g— 2000 2-th wethers 1000 4 and 6-th wethers 500 2-th ewes 500 4 and 6-th ewes 1500 f.m. ewes 1500 lambs Also— 3 000 HEAD MIXED , cattle 3-horse team, gear and dray •, Sale at 11 o'clock. Cars will leave my Stratford office at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning, 14th inst. Intending buyers kindly book seats early. "*" '. 9,10,13 WOOL! WOoTn WOOL!!! GOVERNMENT REQUISITION SCHEME. '■ WAITARA RECEIVING STATION, TT7AITARA having been gazetted a _» ™ Valuing and Shipping Port undw the above scheme, we desire to notify growers that we' have secured a very satisfactory shed for valuation purposes at that port, and will be glad to handle clips on growers' behalf. A contra©* has been let for the installation of Bkyhgnts, which will provide ample lighting facilities. Clients are requested to consign theizi Wool to either of the undersigned, aft Waitara, at the same time notifying the Broker selected of the number of tales, marks, descriptions, etc., on th« necessary advice card (w,Hich will ba supplied on application). NEWTON KING, New Plymouth and Stratford. ■ L. A. NOLAN & CO., New Plymouth, WOOL BROKERS. LAND! LANDI LAMDI TARANAKI! TARANAKII THE IDEAL DAIRYING COUNT** OF THE AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER. LAND AGENT ANB GENERAL MERCHANT. SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST. 400' ACRES of freehold land, situate* about 6 miles from railway, o» good metalled road; 1J milee to factory and school; well watered and subdivided into 13 jw<s- -| docks; up-to-date house of ?i rooms, wooished., etc.; good quality: carry 2 breeding »»<>_ 3 besides cattle] about half ploughable.. Mortgage £4600/ abouf 4 . years to go, at 6 per ceirt. Price, £15 10s per acre. Atwj*> lutely cheap. DAIRY FARM 165 Acres, all in grs n and subdivided into numsroujt paddocks; 5-roomed house, sow shed, concrete floor; schotrl ob property, creamery opposite: tiptop locality; distance from Stratford, 7 miles. Price £3C p®3 acre; terms, £750 cask, balaac* 6 years at 6 per cent. 75. ACRES, all level, close to railway . station and school; w»H improved ; good buildings. Prioc, £32 10s per acre; terms, 42403 cash, balance arranged io exdt the D'irchaser. . AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER. £13 PER ACRE. 810 ACRES—Freehold : all in prass and cultivation; undulating land, excellent soil: all sheep-proof fenced, in first-class order; 9 paddocks, all ploughable, watered by springs and stony-bottom creek; good 6-roomed house, oarn. sheds, et<;.; school an.( creamery on the farm; carrying at present fi.3 heifers; 129 head1 of cattle, an.! 8 horses; will milk R0 rows; r»'^iled road, 12 miles from Hamilton. Cheapest farm m Waikaxo at £13 per acre; £1000 cash, or offer, balance arran/2;od. r'TS'^PTl^ U ACRES-Freehold; 26 miles from Auckland. 2 miles from Drury • all in grass and cultivation; large new house of sis rooms, with every convenience, tot and cold water; outbuildings; carrying 15 cows; home separation; no weeds. Price. £25 per acre; £150 cash, balance arranged. F RANK M CG U!RE & C°' p Victoria' Street, HAMILTON.