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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 27 September 1918, Page 8

AUCTIONS. KAPONGA MART SALE. {Q SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. •jY EWTON KlNcTwill sell as above— 1 wheelbarrow, 1 lawn mower, 2 iron bedsteads, 2 small casks, odd lot of lino., quantity of garden tools, kitchen furniture, fowls, ducks, d.b. breech-loading 12 bore gun, 2 gents' bicycles, sundries, seed potatoes,.4o sheets Bft. iron, iron travelling trunk, 3 20gal. milk cans. Sale at 1 o'clock. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS. /^J_OVERNMENT valuations of Wool " at WAITARA held throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS and HIDES, ETC., offered every four.weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT OFFERING—TUESDAY, CK3TOBE&IS. Consignments must arrive by Friday previous. Advice cards and labels sent an application. ■•':■' NEWTON KING, Wool Broker. TO JERSEY BREEDERS. FOR Service to a limited number of 1 approved! Pedigree Cows— ENIGMA'S K.C. (3826), J.H.B. Sirred by Belvedere Bilberry's Last (1355), J.H.B. Dam, Enigma (942), J.H.8., with a. Bemd-officdal batter-fat record of 5051b5. butter-fat. Terms from Owner. ' R. D. DAGG, Upper Palmei^Rd., 27,510 Kaponga. \_ BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. fTTHE GUARDIAN TRUST AND A EXECUTORS CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Has arranged with HOLDER & WILSON, Public Accoa-atante, to act as the Company's Agente in Hawera. THE GUARDIAN TRUST, which is merged in and guaranteed by the SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE Co.. LTD. ' (Assets exceed £1,800,000) Has been empowered by Special Legislation to act as Executor and Trustee under Wills, Attorney for Absentees, and in various other fiduciary capacities for the benefit of property owners and their dependents. Transfer of existing trusts are also accented i Make certain oi Safe and Businesslike Administration of your Estate by appointing the GUARDIAN TRUST as ' your Executor. Send for free copy of interesting and instructive Booklet, entitled | "Some Common Mistakes in the' (' Making of Wills." : . Hawera Agents: HOLDER & WILSON. - Public Accountants..TWO CHOICE DAIRY FARMS. Q A ACRES—Choice dairy .farm, situs't: ated J-mile from school and fao> tory, 2 miles from railway station ; the land has ell been stumped and ploughed and sown down in ' good English grasses; fenced by lire and" wire fences, and subdivided into 20 paddocks; 1' acre - shelter bush, watered by running streams; carrying capacity, 33 cows and horses; buildings consist of house 5 looms, concrete floor cow shed, barn and loft. Price, £43 per acre and exceptional easy terms to good man. Possession at short notice. 100 ACRES, good dairy farm, handy to school, factory and rail; subdivided into convenient-sized paddocks by live and wire fence;, sheep proof; 85 acres have already been ploughed and sown down with good grasses and free from weeds; carrying ' capacity, 38 cows and other «tocL; buildings consist of 5- : roomed house, wash house, cow shed, with concrete floor/10 bails^ trap shed and loft. Price, £48 10s per acre; cash required, £500. v For further, particulars apply tYNSKEY « EVANS, Land and Estate Agents. HAWERA. 200 ACRES, TE AROHA OAA ACRES, Te Aroha; 70 cows "—s A<UU return £1540 milk alone; 120 acres best grasses, balance good feed; 12 paddocks, watered by windmills, pump and wells; good 6-roomed house, cow bails, milking plant and separator; Glaxo and school 1£ miles, sale yards, station and township 3 miles; has carried the season through 70 cows, 12 heifers, 4 horses, 3 bulls and young stock and all fat. Price, £48 per acre; £iooo\ \ cash, balance to suit. Age and illness compel this man to sell, * ITS A GRAND PLACE. SVrite for our Farmers' Guide, it is a boon to Farmers. S. W, XT*Land Agent, TE AROHA. \J"DLITARY Binoculars Field uTjL Glasses, Telescopes, Compasses, lyesight tested. Consultations daily. Best Frames and Lenses. ESTATE OF J. BRUNETTE, , OPTICIAN.