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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 10 July 1917, Page 8

AUCTIONS. NEWTON KING'S LIST »F * CLEARING SALES JULY— Wednesday 11— W. J. Bowman, Pukearuhe. Thursday, 12—A. Walker, Tuna. Thursday 12— H. A. Bowman, Aekworth Road, Lepperton. Friday 13—Jos. Gray. Monmouth road, Stratford. Monday, 16— G. S. Taylor, Urenui. rad I'~F' G' Yea^ Prankley Wednesday, 18— R. Home, Toko Thursday, 19— W. Brown, Cardiff. Thursday, 19—Symons Bros., Pungarehu. Friday, 20—Mrs M. A. Miller, Warea. Friday, 20— J. Fay, Huiran-n Friday, 20— N. Thorpe, Stratford. Monday, 23—L. Jensen, Norfolk Road, Inglewood. Wednesday, 25—A. D. Gray, Okato. Wednesday, 25— R. D. Milne, East Road, Toko. Thursday, 26— F. J. Moore, Ngaere. Thursday, 26— F. H. Sampson, teentry Hill. Thursday, 26— F. J. Moore, Robson road, Ngaere. Monday, 30—M. Hopson's estate and J. H. Hopson, Bristol road, Inglewood. AUGUST— Thursday, 2—A. Ellis, Oxford road, Okato. Wednesday, B—H. Stbnnex, pedigree and grade Jerseys, Rahotu yards Thursday, 9—Mrs Mercer, Waitara. FURNITURE SALE AT KAPONGA. THURSDAY, JULY 12. . X NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr F. Brick, who is leaving for the front, to sell at hia auction rooms as above— WITHOUT RESERVE. Two bedroom suites, complete with, ware, Doulton set, 2 double polished rimu bedsteads, 2 wire wove mattresses, 2 buttoned kapok mattresses and pillows, 2 corner wardrobes, 5 sets of curtain poles and curtains, carpet runner, set polished horns, couch, stretchers, chairs, sideboard, 2 clocks, dining and kitchen tables, table covers, hearth, rugs, fender and irons, dinner set, meat safe, irons, 6 mixed jams, linos, crockery, cutlery, . tools, books, chest, etc. Sale at 1 o'clock. This furniture is practically new ani. can he recommended. WAVERLEY YARDS. TUESDAY, JULY 17. Sale at Noon. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have received instructions from Messrs Campbell and Sons to sell their dairj herd, sundries, etc., as above— WITHOUT RESERVE. 112 dairy cows, Shorthorns, Jerseys and. Holsteins; Shorthorn and Holstein cows in calf to purebred Shorthorn bull; Jersey cows in calf to purebred Jersey bull 23 3-year heifers 1 3-ton brake (with slight reserve) Milk cans, etc. NOTE.—Messrs Campbell and Sons have been milking for the past seven, years, and have never had a sale; therefore intending purchasers can buy with every confidence. The cows are , all young, and are in the pink of condition. MONMOUTH ROAD, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, JULY 13. NEWTON KING has received instructions frcm Mr Jos. Gray, who is giving up dairying, to sell oa / the farm on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE. 17 dairy cows, expected to calve July and August 1 pedigree Jersey cow and calf 1 pedigree Jersey yearling heifer 1 weaner 1 bay mare, stinted to Advance Milk cart and harness, set or discs, plough, set of tripod harrows, ciiain and harness, Planet Jr., 2 stumping jacks, 5 milk cans, cooler, iron copper, 18 cow covers, 2 horse covers, sledge, quantity of sawn timber and iron, halfacre of mangolds Sale at 1 o'clock. The above are an exceptionally good lot of cows, being practically the pick of Hector Gray's herd when he sold out last season, and they are in tiptop condition. 10-2 THE WAYS TO SUCCESS. THERE ARE TWO—pushing, continuous, tireless effort on the one hand:. and influence on the other. If you don't object to a little influence it is an easy means of rising above the rest. The protecting influence of a rich father, uncle or friend appeals to all—■ to the ambitious and the lazy. BUT—some day tbe influence may depart, and then the one who had it will not be so well off as the one who WORKED for success. A fatal characteristic of influence is that it takes the impetus out of ambition; the glory about "push" is the training it gives in self help—resource and independence. May we send you particulars of our course i.n PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, or in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING, or in ACCOUNTANCY, or in COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING? Say which. Address-— HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. '