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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 2 August 1918, Page 8

AUCTIONS. EWTON KING'S LIST OF CLEARING SALES. AUGUST. Wednesday, 7—A. L. Hunter, Okato. Thursday, B—Stephen Hale, Warea. Thursday. B—Joe. Robson, Stratford. Thursday, B—M. J. Power, on the farm, Kaponga. Thursday, 15— W. B. Grant, Westown. Wednesday, 31—A. Robertson, Cornwall road, Ngaere. STRATFORD SPRING HORSE*" FAIR. saturdayTaugust 3. NEWTON KING~ will sell in hi* Stratford Horse Baaaar on above date— HORSES, comprising Broken and •v/ Unbroken Draughts, HalfDraughts, Hacks and Light Harness Horses Also— On account of Mr W. L. Stocks, who 1 is in camp, the whole of his contracting plant, comprising— WITHOUT RESERVE. 8 draught and half draught i horses, all staunch ! 3 heavy drays ' 1 light dray Tarpaulin, 3 cart saddles and. breeching, 8 sets harness, horee I covers, 4 spalding hammers, crowbars, sundries, etc. Sale at 12.30 p.m. 31,2 STRATFORD YARDS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mr D. O. Shute, who has sold his farm, to sell in th© Stratford Yards on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE. 12 first-class dairy cows, mostly Shorthorn 27 2£ to 3-year springing heifers, Holsteins and Jerseys 2 weaners Sale at 2 o'clock. Mr Shute has been milking for the past seven years, and this is his first clearing sale! The cows are in calf to a- purebred Shorthorn bull, and ar« really a first-class lot. The heifers comprise .Holstein and Jersey cross, (Selected from some of the best dairies in the district. The farm is sold and all stock is for absolute sale. KAPONGA MART SALE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. IyTEWTON KING will sell as above— 2 good sows (close up) 18 big 'store pigs Drag chain, bookcase, sideboard, sofa, 2 kitchen tables, washstand, dressing table, 2 coppers, harness, set 4-horse blocks and chains, baby's push cart, oil barrel, bassinette, wash tub, saddle and britchen,, table potatoes, sea grass squares and mats, dixie mats, kapok and satin quilts, ladies' hose, fowls and turkeys Sale at 1 o'clock. COVERNMiNT VALUATION OF SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND CALFSKINS. THE above valuations will be held at my Wool Store, Stratford, every four weeks. Advice Cards and Labels on application. NEWTON KING, Stratford. THE IDEAL DAIRYING* r-OUNTBl"" OF THE AUSTRALASIA** COLONIES. NEWTON KING. AUCTIONEER. LAND AGENT, AND GENERAL MERCHANT. SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST. 400 ACRES of freehold land, sitnmiei about 6 miles from "»**way,'r ob good metalled road; i* miieii to factory and school; well watered and subdivided into 13 paddock*; up-to-date house of 7 rooms, woolshed, etc.; good .quality, carry 2 breeding ewes, besides cattle; about half ploughable. Mortgage £4600, about 4 y«ui , to go, at 5 per cent. Price £15 10s per acre. Absolutely cheap; DAIRY FARM 166 Acres, all in gran sad subdivided into numerou* paddocks; 5-roomed bouse, obwshed, cor "rete floor; school oa property, creamery opposite; tiptop locality; distance frasn Strai. ford, 7 miles. Price, £85 p«r acre; terms, £750 cash, balance 6 yeans at 6 per cent. ?• ACRES, all level, close to railway nation and school; well improved ; good bui'dings. Pr»c», £32 10s per acre; terms, £400. cash, balance arranged to «uit >"fi<- vavfhujrm/. f^EKEMILK Calf Food.—Dairy farVy mers and others pleas© not© that our new season's stocks of this famousCalf Food have iust arrived. Place your orders with us early, as this line will be hard! to. get later on. —W. Gilbert, Grocer, High St. Hawera, Agent. TO BEEKEEPERS. IT is in the best interests of Beekeepers that we advise them to se« onr BEEHIVES, Aad obtain Quotations. W© guarantee the QUALITY of our HIVES and FITTINGS. Wo bold a large stock of AMERICAN COMB FOUNDATION. We supply nine-tenths of the Beekeepers in Taranaki. Ten and twelve-frame Hives made. Write for Particulars and Prices to rpHE TTAWERA O<ASH AND TAOOR fjIAGTORY.