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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 26 April 1918, Page 8

AUCTIONS. KAPONGA MART SALE. SATURDAY, APRIL 27. ■VTEWTON KlNG~will 6e ll as above— Furniture, brass rail bedsteads and mattressfs, milk cans, stumping jack, pig trough, crosscut saw, hammer and wedges, crowbar, barrels, two s.f. ploughs, fowls, ducks, etc., 30 cases Jonathan apples, 60 cases «cooking apples, pointer dog, child's pony Sale at 1 o'clock.

KOHURATAHI SALE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, •VTEWTON KING" will sell in hia -^ Kohuratahi Yards on above date— 2000 SHEEP ' in^«3ing— 450 4 and 6-tooth wethers 800 2, 4, and 6-tooth and f.m. ewes 200 f.m. ewes 400 lambs OAjAj HEAD MIXED CATTLE, in--28 3-year steers 30 3-year empty heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. 26'3e /CATALOGUES for C. O. Hawke's clearing sale can now be obtained from Newton King. The catalogue contains particulars of 51 pedigree Jerseys, made up as follows— iyA cows 8 springing heifers 12 weaner heifers 6 weaner bulls 1 3-year bull Consequent upon one of his leases having expired, and his sons being at the front, the vendor is reluctantly, compelled to relinquish dairying. Following existing customs, Mr Hawke will arrange to have any cattle purchased placed on the trucks at Smart Road station free of charge.

FOR SALE. X? -7Q PC—^ew modern bungalow of cW I AmUJ 5 rooms (3 bedrooms, sit-ting-room, kitchen), hot and cold water, electric light, porcelain^ bath, concrete paths, washhouse, copper and tubs. A bargain at the price. Only £100 'cash, balance easy terms. Close to school and centrally situated. £635 —Practically new modern house of 5 rooms, with well-planted J-acre section; handy to Hawera D.H. school; hot and cold water connections; drainage, electric light; washhouse with copper and tubs; a very fine property; *.10Q cash; good terms for balance. 880 £1080— : Modern dwelling, centrally situated, good neighborhood; 4 bedrooms, breakfast-room, sit-ting-room, kitchen, large pantry and large bathroom, electric light, gas ring, porcelain bath and heater, scullery, washhouse, copper and tubs; good large section | frontage to two streets; grounds well planted with ornamental and fruit trees. Price, £1080; £430 cash; good terms balance. 999 TAMES AND ILLMAN, House and Land Agents, "* HA WEB 1.

AT THE VULCANISING DEPARTMENT, HIGH STREET. BRING your Tyres and Tubes to be ' vulcanised by our Expert. We guarantee all work to be as good aa new. All kinds of motor repair work promptly attended to FOR SALE—2 Triumphs, 1 Rudge, 1 6 h.p. Royal Ruby motor cycles. Special English line of Cycle Tyres, and Tubes on hand. MCT7-AIN & CJHACKLETON'S cXYain & OHACKLETON'S

FARMERS! ' ________ FT! HE end of the War is not yet In ■** sight. New Zealand's share of the stupendous cost has to be paid. I The Interest Bill will have to be faced j for many years to come. Farmers have to pay a big proportion of this by way of Land and Income Tax. Therefore it behoves them to have their accounts accurately kept. "MAXWELL'S BOOK-KEEPING FOR FARMERS" Enables this to be done accurately, quickly, and in the simplest pbssihle manner. I SPECIMEN ACCOUNTS and SPECIAL | RULINGS, Etc. oa- | This Account Book has been designed. ' by Mr E. Maxwell, as the outcome of aj lot of experieuce in making up Farj mors' Accounts for* Income and Land j Tax purposes. | It has been examined into by the j Taranaki Executive of the N.Z. armera* Union, and is now issued under their approval. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IN BOOKKEEPING IS NECESSARY. Instructions are explicit. If they are followed Farmers will 'always have accurate accounts from which to make up their Income and Land Tax returns. The cost of the Book is 20/-, and it will last three to four years. It is now on issue, and copies m^y be obtained from MR G. H. BUCKERIDGE, ar from THIS OFFICE

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