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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 8 April 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONB. GOVERNMENT VALUATION*. rj.OVERNMFNT valuation of Wotf *~* at VVAITARA held throughout tile year. SHEEPSKINS HIDES, ETC., offered ert>ry four weeks at STRATFOED. SHEEPSKIN VALUATION, 29th April HIDE SALE 29th April Consignments must arrive by Frid*> previous. Advice cards and labels ••ni on application. NEWTON KiNG, _ - _^____ Wool Brok.r ON THE PREMISE, BURNS ST. NOLANTOWN. WEDNESDAY^ APRIL 9. At 1.30 p.m. T G. OSBORNE & 00. have teen ** • instructed by Mrs E. Sutherland to sell by auction as above— Her household furniture, including upright grand iron frame piano . by jCollinson of London, piano stool, dining table, easy chairs, couch, occasional table, linos, mirror-door wardrobe, antique wooden bedstead, wire and kapok mattresses, combination hospital ■ beds, duchess chests, vaeh* 6tands, stretcher, A.B. chairs, chest drawers, clothes basket, crockery, 32-piece dinner set, cutlery, meat safe, pots, pane, , kitchen and cooking utensils, garden tools, hedge shears, jawt jars, preserving jars, prize bantams, and sundries ON THE PREMISES, NO. 15 CALEDONIA STREET. FRIDAY, APRIL 11. At. 1.30 o'clock. T -G. OSBORNE & 00. will sell by •* • auction on account of Mr W. Atkinson, who is leaving Hawera— His household furniture, including. i beautiful inlaid bedroom suite oi I three pieces (wardrobe, cheval duchess chest, washstand), toilet ware, massive b.r. bedstead, wire and kapok mattresses, linoleum, hearth rugs, sup mate, couch, dining table, velvet pile taible cover, child's cot, hall stand, Axminister rugs, rattan chairs, Morris chair, ornaments, vases, hall curtains, curtains, curtain poles, duchess chest, d.i. bedsteads, wire and kapok mattresses, easy chairs, kitchen" and A.B. chairs, kitchen dresser, pillows, dinner set, crockery, pots, pans, kitchen and cooking utensils, heavy b.r. fender and I irons, copper preserving pan, I preserving jars, wooden kerb, canary and cage, child's high chair, gas ring, flat irons, child's bath, garden tools, 7 laying fowls (white (Leghorns) and numerous sundries AT THE HOUSErPRINCES~STBEET EXTENSION. Wednesday", april 9. At 1.30 p.m. & EASTON have been fav'^l ©red with instructions from Mr Beech to sell as above— Household.furniture and effects comprising mirror-back sideboard, couch, seagrass, bentwood and rocking chairs,,.b.r. fenders and brasses, hand machine, pictures, ornaments, books, linos, runner carpet, hearth rugs, duchess pair, 2 duchess .chests, r chest drawers, one double wood and : two b.r. beds and w.w. mattresses, kapok mattresses, pillows, bedding, toilet sets, curtains and poles, hospital bed, dresser, 4 kitchen chairs, flour bin, 30-piece dinner 'set, 21-pea«e tea set, cutlery, crockery, pots and pans, electric iron, wringer, step ladder, wire strainer, garden tools, Wasa separator, one 2nd calver Jersey cow just in, one 3rd calver Jersey cow due in July, one p.D: Holstem yearling heifer, 2 porkers, 30 good White Leghorn fowls, ducks- and rabbits CENTRAL MART. SATURDAY, APKIL 12. At 2 p.m. SMITH & EASTON have been fav-^ ored with instructions from Mr J. H. Petersen to sell by auction a* above— All that piece of land contained in Lots 1, 21 and 77, Whakapai Estate, Nolantown, and containing 3 acres 2 roods 3 perches, be the same a • little more or less,, together with 2 sheds and cowbail ; all fenced and watered with, permanent water, also small stack of hay For terms and particulars apply at office of the auctioneers. BE YOUR^OWN~LANDLORD. I^MITH & EASTON have for sale— 115 acres, Scott Road, £71 per acre. 5 acres and 4-roomed dwelling, Waihi Road, £1350. 7 acres and 6-roomed house, etc.,. close handy, £2400. f-acre and substantial house of &.. rooms, Wilson Street, "£I4OO. 26 perches, handy corner section, and 7-roomed house, £850. £-acre, South Road, and 8-roomed house and orchard, £950. And many others. SMITH & EASTON, Land and Commission Agents, and Auctioneers. HAWERA.