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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 28 March 1918, Page 8

AUCTIONS. I FARMERS' CO-OP. W^Ug 1 Bif PPBLI° ( /-\WING to Friday, March 20th, and \S Monday, April Ist, immg public holidays, w<j wish io advitm our clients that we are holding our noxfc K&ponga and Opunako «ales on. SATURDAY, March 30th. 0 I'ARMEIIS 1 CO-OP. SObIETY. 23678, \ ___ OWING to Friday, March 29th, be- ■ ing a public holiday, wo wish to advise our clients that wo have dej cided not to hold our Waverley sale. Our next sale will be held on. Friday April 12th. FARMERS' CO-OP. SOCIETY. 17,28 OPUNAKE. saturdayTmarch 30. At 12.30 p.nu ) 24-0 HBAD CATTLE > including— 20 fat cows 60 forward and store cows 40 20-month steers . 100 mixed weaners 10 cows and calves 12 bulls 20 well-bred Berkshire pigs 16 good store pigs 13 turkeys KApONGA > . saturdayTmarch 30. At 12.30 p.m. OOA HEAD CATTLE, including— 80 forward and «tore cows 15 fat cows 10 in-oalf heifers 23 yearling steers (good line) 50 weaner heifers 30 weaner steers 25 mixed, weaners 6 bulls 100 lambs ; 40 store ewes ' MANAIA. \ ~* ". TUESDAY, APRIL 2. At 12.30 p.m. OKCi HEAD CATTLE, including— 80 forward and store cows 20 fat cows 25 fat heifers 6 bulls 10 in-calf heifers ■ 50 weaner heifers £l .. 25 weaner steera 30 mixed, weaners • - 25 store ■ pigs ~ 30 forward ewes WE TRAIN FOR BUSINESS. WHAT IS BUSINESS? MERELY the efficient conduct of those manifold operations which are involved in the creation and supply .of _ the ever-growing needs and necessities of mankind. It is efficient business knowledge which creates plenty wher« there was want, which makes a smiling granary out of a wilderness, and causes the virgin soil to bring forth its fruits abundantly. Business —modern business —business conducted on efficient lines—contributes more .than anything else to a nation's welfare. " We train you at home in your spare time, taking you through step by step, until you are drilled in the most advanced and practical problems in BOOK-KEEPING and BUSINESS METHODS; or in COMPLETE ACCOUNTANCY. Which interests you ? Write to-day. Address: . HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. FARMERS! SUPPORT YOUR OWN COMPANY. i ' ' THE Works of the Taranaki Farmers' Meat Company, Ltd.. are equipped to treat all classes of fat stock on the most modern and economical methods, thereby ensuring jp the producer the greatest value for his stock. The Company is prepared to pay the highest price on schedule at-the Works, or in the Farmers' Yards. For full particulars apply to the Company's Buyers— P. E. GARVEY, Stratford ('Phone 247), P. A. OPENSHAW, Lepperton (Private wire), or to the Office of the Company. J. MILNE, General Manager. THE IDEAL DAIRYING OF THE AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT, AND GENERAL MERCHANT. I SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST. j 100 ACRES of freehold land, situate*! about 6 miles from "Way, ob j good metalled road; 1* miles to factory and school; well watered I i and subdivided into 13 paddocks*, j ap-to-date house of 7 rooms, I woolshed, etc.; good quality ; { carry 2 breeding ewes, beside* I cattle; about ' half ploughable. I Mortgage £4600, about 4 yean to go, at 5 per cent. Priot I £15 10s per acre. Absolutely j cheap. I DAIRY FARM 165 Acres, all in gru» and subdivided mto numeroui I paddocks; 5-roomed bouse, cow-} shed, cor%rete floor; school obi property, creamery opposite; tip- I top locality; distance from Strat. j ford, 7 miles. Price, £85 per acre; terms, £750 cash, balansc 5 years at 6 per cent. I 75 ACRES, all leM. close to railwaj vtation and school; well mv j proved ; good bui'dings. Price, I £32 10s per acre; terms, £400 cash, balance arrnnged to suit j the Durcharea. I END-OF-SEASON Specials — Women's Strong Boots, 21/-, 23/6"; j Shoes, 20/-: our Women's Fleece-lined Dairy Blwher, 15/6, are good.—N.Z. j Clothing Factory, Hawera