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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 4 March 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONS. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS. GOVERNMENT valuations o! Woo* at WAITARA held throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS and HIDES, ETC... offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. SHEEPSKIN VALUATION, 4th March HIDE SALE 4th March Consignments must arrive by Fridaj previous. Advice cards and labels s*nt on application. NEWTON KitfG, Wool Broker. wanganui sale yards. wednesday7march 5. At Noon. "pHEEMAN R.~""jACKSON & CO., '-*- LTD,, will sell by auction asabove— OAA HEAD MIXED OATTLE, »- -^uu cluding _ 25 Si-year eteere 20 18-month steers 40 mixed cattle 26 heifers in calf 16 15-month 6teers SO 18-month steers 20 dairy heifers in calf 7 coj|is and calves 70 2-^ear Shorthorn steers 25 2-jsar Polled Angus steers 20 i-ye^r Polled Angus steers 20 3-year eteere 25 15-month steers 2000 MI^ED SHEEP > inoludmg: 200 lambs 100 ewes v 200 4-year '***&^' 250 2-tooth ewes I 200 2-tooth ewes 100 5-year ewes 200 ewes" 600 2-tooth wethers 250 2-tooth ewes 300 lambs 120 2-tooth ewes 30 maiden 4-tooth Romney raoM 16 2, 4 and o^todth S.D. rams O^ IOXED PIGS ■'■'-"■ '■ ___ ■ /' Luncheon may be obtained at the yard*/ '. WAVERLEY SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, MAUCH 7. At 1 p.m. FREEMAN R. T"jACKSON & CO., LTD., will sell by auction as ttSwro—^- -../•-. ■ . - ■■■'■. ; 600.2-tooth wethers (good line) 120 2-tooth wethers 100 f.m. ewes ; 140 good white-face lamb* I4# f jf.m. ewes 75 mixed 2-tooths 75 lambs

A3? THE HOUSE, DISRAELI ST. WEDNESDAY, MABOH 5. At 1.30 p.m. • SMITH & EASTON have been far- ; ored with instructions from Mrs W. Badcock to sell as above— The- whole of her household furnitune and effects, comprisin gsideboard,' overmantle, marble clock, revolving bookcase, 2 Divan chairs, occasional tables, .dining table and mohair table cover, b.r. fender and irons, vaeee, books, pot •plants,; set carvers, hearth rugs, slip mats, pictures, curtains and poles, willow and rocking chairs, child's '..'chair,clock, 2 carpet equares, carpet sweeper,'.wood «urb, Singer machine, knitting machine, linoleums, chairs, sideboard, horn hat rack, hall cur*tains, d.b.r. bed and box mattress, feather mattress, pillows, w.w. eretcher, iron cot, blankets, sheets, quilts, pillow slips, towels, Queen Anne pair, toilet Bet, r duchees pair, -hall runner, , wardrobe i and hangings, electric kettle, electric iron, kitchen table, crockery, glassware, cutlery, pots and pans, groceries, bathe, wringer, mower, garden and carpenter's tools, gent's bicycle, hose and sundries At 3 p.m. Bfcoperty comprising J-acre section with house of 4 living rooms, bathroom and scullery, h. and v. water, porcelain bath,' linen closet, electric light, telephone, washhouse and shed, tube, builtin copper and all conveniences; also J-acre section adjoining. Easy terms given.

: OS. THE ABOUND, 3IEAR RACECOURSE. . THURSDAY, MARCH 6. At 12 noon sharp. SMITH & EASTON have been favored with instructions from a client toisell <as aboveQuantity of huilding material, including doors, sashes and frames, roofing iron, timber, scantlings, firewood, etc. Also— Gig and harness, books and mantelpiece OWING to the large stock at our Wellington warehouse in ladies' cloth top boots, we have decided to clear all at very lo w prices. These are all bargain, and good up-to-date stock See window.: —Hannah's, Hawera. ON the "Western Front Clincher • Cress Tyres are "doing their bit," and a very big bit. They will do the hardest work for you, too.—HaywardJ Bros and Co., Ltd., Christchureh, Whtiesale D'«+rioutors. ONE hundred pair ©f ladies' black glace patent cap walking shoes, with light or heavy soles, at 19/6. — NT.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera.