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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVII, Issue LXVII, 16 May 1919, Page 8

__ AUCTIONS. FARMERS' CO-OP. CALENDAR LIST OF CLEARING SALES. MAY. Tuesday *27— R. Ewans, Awatuna Thursday, 29—W. H. Pawson, Mangatoki (pedigree and grade Jerseys) Friday, 30—Moore Hunter's Estate, Hawera Yards (pedigree breeding tenor thorns). JUNE. Monday, 2—Wm. Rickard, South Road, Hawera. Wednesday, 4--Ja&. Mortlock, Waihi Road, Hawera. Thursday, s—Cha-s. Hunt, Fraser Road (Hawera. Yards). Friday, 6—Mrs R. Zimmerman, Chiel Road, Ngaere. Saturday, 7—W. Grindley, Omuturangi Road, Otakeho. Monday 9 —Evan Haine, Lepperton. Monday, 9—Thos. J. Bolger, Glover Road, Hawera,. Tuesday, 10—Aka Manu, Manaia Yards Wednesday, 11— H. N. Chapman, Warea. Thursday, 12—D. Robertson, Manaia Road, Manaia Friday, 13—Edward Long, Manaia * Yards. Friday, 13— T. A. Winks, Ararata. Monday, 16—Walter Hosie, Taikatu Road, Otakeho. Monday, 16 —Jno. Duggan, Normanby. Tuesday, 17—Hurzel Langman, Kelly Road, Huirangi. " Tuesday 17—A. Martin, Oeo Road s Awatuna. Tuesday, 17 —Jos. Mullions, Normanby. i Wednesday, June 18— S. C. Rea, Eltham yards. Wednesday, 18— H. R. Nielson, Otakeho. Wednesday. 18—Thos. Dickson, Hurstianda, Im ormanby. Thursday, 19—Seidel and McCormack [ Eltham (pedigree and grade Hoi stein cows). Friday, 20—Jas. Crosbie, Otakeho Friday, 20—Mrs Hazelhurst, N©lai Road, Hawera. Saturday, 21—Fred Dora, Inaha (in conjunction with the N. 2. Loan & M.A. Co., Ltd.) Saturday, 21—D. Mcßae, Lepperton. Monday 23—Mrs B. Boyle. Opunakc Yards. Monday 23, Jas. Patchell, senr., Ohangai. I Monday, 23— H. J. Hall, Lowgarth Tuesday, 24— S. F. Hall. Oeo Road. Auroa Tuesday, 24—Mrs Mary Dawson, Mana wapoußd., Hawera. Wednesday, 25—Stampa Bros., Okuiawa Wednesday, 25—Wm. Duggan, Auroa •A d W A™atuna (in conjunction w:th Mr Newton King). Thursday, 26—8. Y. Shaw, Manaia. Thursday, 26—A. J. Crawford, Opu nake. * Friday, 27— F. W. Frethey, Eltham Fnday, 27-0. C. Tarrant Ararata. Saturday, 28—W. H. Reynolds, Lowgarth. Monday, 30—Estate of the late Mr W Hooper, Tokaora. Monday 30-Alex. Campbell, Glen ■Koad, Kaupokonui. " JULY. Tuesday I—Harry Washer, Okaiawa. Wednesday, 2—J. and A. Robertson Oeo Road, Auroa. . Thursday 3—Thos. Kirk, Meremere (iiawera yards). Thursday 3—Jas. Byrne, Kapuni Friday, 4—E. Pole. Inaha. Saturday, 5--Alf. Ward, Inaha. Monday, 7—C. C. Woods, Hawera. Tue^ a^-Robert Nairn, Stuart Rd., Wednesday, 9—David Campbell Pihama. Thursday, 10-Cross' Estate, Opunake Thursday, 17-J. J. Patterson, Nori manby Road. Manaia (next Kanpokonui dairy factory). Monday, 21-R. H. Free, Matapu. Thursday, 24-Mrs McPhee, Stuart itoad, Eltham. Tuesday 29—David Black, Palmer Rd Kaponga. •' OKAIAWA. MONDAyTmAY 19. 9fWl HEAJD MIXED CATTLE, in"W c i u din g — 35 store cows 25 forward cows 5 f.at cows 5 bulls 10 springing heifers 45 good yearling eteerg 25 yearling heifers 30 mixed yearlings FARMERS' CO-OP. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ured; 40 acres ploughed; LOOK AT THIS! 158 ACRES! al* kvel; W ell Watlarge cowshed, 4-cow milking plant, water wheel and circular saw; 7-roomed house, h. and c. water; all conveniences; 33 cows 11 in-calf heifers, 2 bulls, 8 yearlings, sow, 5 horses, 1 R. <fc G. drill, and 1 lever plough, on© set of disc harrows, one dray, and milk cans, stumping jack, and out-door sundries. £33/10/- per acre. Terms are: £1000 cash, balance arranged to suit purchaser. See us at once. Sole Agents. No. 840 102 ACRES, CLOSE TO FACTORY. HOUSE in good order and nearly new; cow shed with concrete floor, pigsties, etc: subdivided into 7 paddocks; well watered; lease three years from August Ist. Rental, 25/- an acre 24 cows, 1 bull, 3 harness horses, 7 yearlings, cart and harness, cans, buckets and plough to be sold as a going concern. Price, £800 cash. Sole Agents. No. 860 A BARGAIN. Ll3 ACRES, within a few miles of I Hawera; good house; bathroom, porch and scullery; 2 implement sheds, good cow shed, wash-up room; water laid on; subdivided into 10 paddocks; watered by creeks and windmill; has never carried less than 75 cows, and about 6 horses and some sheep; all this stock has been wintered on the place, it has carried this for the last nine years; the milking plant goes with the farm. Price for the lot, £100 an acre; cash about £2000 or less to a good man. This is the cheapest farm in the district.. No. 875 FARMERS' CO-OP. SOCIETY. H. E. CANDY, Land Salesman. •