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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 11 July 1917, Page 8

AUCTIONS. s\ f[\ f*>--^^gf'^^ 4 AUCTIONEERS. y&J^ rf t««^^jsgz: Havyje/?a . WILL OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION as below— Thursday. 12—D. T. Wilson, Mahoe. i Friday, 7s—J. Gwen Jones, Te Roti. Friday, 13— R. H. Townsend, Mahoe. Saturday, "14— J. W. Twomey, Te Kiri. Monday, 16— F. Prebble, Climie road. Cardiff. Monday, 16— J. F. Stevenson, Manaia road, Kapuni. i Tuesday, 17— N. Larsen, Te Kiri. Tuesday, 17—Nurse Phipps, Manaia. Wednesday, 18— J. Aitkeu, Manaia. Wednesday, 18— T. A. Bourfee, Whenuakura. Friday, 20—Butlor Bros., Ingle wood Saturday, 21—" W. McFarlane, Kohi road, Waverley. Saturday, 21— J. Bishop, Oaonui. Monday, 23— J. D. Gopperth, Kaimiro. Wednesday, 25— W. Kirkwood, Opunake. Thursday, 26— F. Petersen, Denbigh road. Midhirst. Thursday, 26—8. Booker, Lowgarth. Friday, 27—Mullion Bros., Normanby. Monday, 30— S. Norris, Stuart road, "Road, Wharehuia. AUGUST— Thursday, 2—Chas. Carlson, Hunter road, Eltham. Friday, 3—Estate of late D. Hughes, Manaia Road, Manaia. AUROA. FRIDAY, JULY 13. 60 forward and store cows 20 light forward cows 25 springing heifers 20 weaner heifers 30 weaner steers 40 mixed weaners 10 choice 3-year springing heifers 20 good dairy cows, close to profit 200 good hoggets ; 3 good trap horses, trial 1 light waggon (25 cwt), pole and. shafts 1 light trap, long shafter gig, set trap harness, gig harness, collars, names, winkers and rugs ON THE FARM, MAHOE. THURSDAY, JULY 12. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions from Mr D. T. Wilson, who has sold out and is leaving the district, to cell by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE. 36 choice dairy cows, mostly Shorthorns 1 well-bred Shorthorn bull, 3yrs 1 half-draught gelding, trial, aged 1 half-draught mare, aged, trial 1 half-draught mare, s. and h., 5 years 1 half-draught mare, 3 years, s. and h. 3 3-year hacks, unbroken 1 2-year hack, unbroken 1 brood mare, aged, by St. Paul —Natator 20 good sheep 1 boy's pony, good, very quiet and reliable 2 breeding sows 1 Berkshire boar 1 7-can express, 9-coulter f.f. drill, mower, hay rake, disc, tine and chain harrows, Duncan s.f. plough, 10 sheets 10ft iron, chains, harness, jack and all farm tools, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. On account of a sharemilker— 1 half-draught gelding, 7 years, trial 1 bay mare, s. and h., trial Luncheon Provided. This is a very fine herd of Shorthorn milking strain cows, and the oppor- | tunity of getting such good cows should j not be missed. Dates and factory returns will be given at sale. ' j i'KIJJAY, JULY 13. ON THE FARM, TE ROTI. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions from Mr J. Owen Jones, who, haring sold his farm, is giving up dairying and leaving the district, to sell by pub-' lie auction— WITHOUT RESERVE. 38 very choice well-grown heifers, mostly Shorthorn 14 fat and forward cows 60 fat hoggets 3 half-draught horses, all harness 1 boy's hack, quiet 14 good store pigs 10 milk cans, R. and G. lime sower, hay rake, Cambridge roller, tine and tripod harrows, Hornsby mower, sweep, dray, cultivator, horse hoe, troughs, swingletrees, posts, gas iron, all farm tools and sundries; also Donald strainer, Myers pump with piping, netting, copper, fowls, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 2-seater Ford car 6 Farmers' Co-op, shares, paid up 2 Patea Freezing Works shares, paid up On account of a client— 20 mixed weaners Luncheon Provided. This is a very choice line of dairy heifers that Mr Jones was keeping for himself, so dairymen can rest assured that they will not be disappointed in this sale. ! Trains met at Te Roti. KAPONGA £1000 Special Purchase Sale.—See our 1/- window, each article 1/-; also 1/11, 2/11. 5/- windows. Buy now, at Bon Marche. Kaponea. For Children's Hacking Cough at night. WnrxK' Orpat Peppermint Cure. Is 'ad, 2s 6d.—AdTt. . !