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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 26 May 1917, Page 8

AUCTIONS STONY RIVER YARDS. TUESDAY, MAY 29. NEWTON KING will sell at Ms yards as aoov-e, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association— 160 weaner steers 140 weaner heifers 45 20-month empty Keifers 30 fat cows 60 store and forward cows 12 in-calf 2-year dairy heifers 20 20-month heifers in calf 5 springers 150 cull lambs 150 good lambs 50 2 and 4-tooth wethers On account of Mr Percy Wood— 17£ acres turnips on the Koru road, Oakura; 40 acres run. out IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE COASTAL DAIRYING FARM. SATURDAY, JUNE 2.

NEWTON KING has receired instructions from the Executors of the Estate of the late J. F. Eueta«e to sell by auction at hia mart on above dateThat valuable dairying farm of 437 acres, conveniently situated near the Okato township, school, post office and saley-ards, together with 6-roomed dwelling, 12-bail cowshed (L.K.G. milking machine with engine and 3 pulsators complete), and other outbuildings; the whole subdivided into 11 paddocks TENURE: West Coast Settlememt Reserves Lease, of which 315 acres have 20 years to run at an annual rental of £53 3s 2d, 22 acres have 21 years to run at an annual rental of £4 2s 6d, 98 acres 3 roods 10^ years to run at an annual rental of £39 10s, with perpetual recurring right of renewal. This is a splendid opportunity for anyone to acquire a, first-class dairying farm, as the property must be sold in order to wind Tip the estate. For further particulars apply ta— GOVETT & QUILLIAM, SolicSort. Or to the AUCTIONEER. Sale at 2 p.m. 1926

AT THE HOUSE, NOLANTOWN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. At 1.30 p.m. OMITH & EASTON have been fay- , £*' ored with instructions from Mr R. A. S. Browne to sell as above— The whole of his household furniture and effects, comprising piano by Begg, chesterfield, saddle bag 6uite, Morris chair, cushions, Axminster carpet square, whatnot, desk, book shelves, specimen case, round table, colonial couch, palm stand, occasional tables, copper kerb, coal scuttle, Jap. carpet square, cheffonier, dining table, couch, linoleum, d.b.r. bed, box and kapok mattresses, pillows, duchess pair, chest drawers, 2 toilet 6ets, double iron bed and w.w. mattress, stretcher, Queen Anne pair, lounge, hall stand, glassware, crockery, Wedgewood and Doulton ware, 30-piece dinner set, kitchen table, pots and pans, preserving jars, wringer, clothes basket, pot plants, 4 dozen flower pots, barrow, garden tools, roller, mower, crosscut saw, trough, croquet set, flour bin, glass churn, Domo separator, Iron Age cultivator and seed drill, cow and sundries WANGANUI SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. At Noon. "OREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., Jl LTD., will sell by auction as above— QPvA MIXED CATTLE, oompris--20 fat cows (good) 20 fat and forward heifers 35 2 to 2^-year steers 60 3-year steers 40 2^-year steers 20 yearling steers 20 yearling heifers 40 3-year Shorthorn heifers in calf to Shorthorn bull 20 mixed cattle 50 mixed cattle 40 bullocks 1 fiOftl MIXED SHEEPj includ--250 ewes in lamß to Lincoln rams 100 empty ewes 400 lambs (good) 100 forward ewes 400 2 and 4-tooth wethers (good) 150 ewes in lamb to Romney rams 50 fat and forward ewes nf\ MIXED PIGS On account of G. W. Anderson, Esq. 150 fat sheep Luncheon may be obtained at the Yards. "OTIRA" PRTvATE HOSPITAL. NURSE M. L. MERRD3. IS now prepared to receive patients m her new home, situated on theManaia road. Manaia. Out-door cases a!eo attended. Phono 64. IF you VALUE your own time it wift PAY you WELL to install a SEPARATOR and rail us your Cream. At first sight you may not believe this statement, but figure it out carefully, •and we are sure that you will find our statement correct. We should lik« to prove it to you, as we have proved it to a good many of oui suppliers. Think it over, and any questions you want answered, write us. —MAORILANT> DAIRY CO., LTD., P.O. Box 185, WANGANUI.