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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 5 June 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONS. STRATFORD HORSE. FAIR. /"^LIENTS will please note that my ;V-/ Stratford Horse Fair carded for-, Saturday, June 7th, has been postponed until SATURDAY, June 28th. NEWTON KI2SG, ** ° Auctioneer. I ON THE FARM, CORNER SKEET~ AND AHIPAIPA ROADS. MONDAY, JUNE 9. ]V"EWTON KlNG*will.sell byr publicauction, on account of Messrs. | Hurley Bros., who are dissolving part* nership, their splendid dairy herd; of— ' 80 choice .Shorthorn, Holstein and; Jersey cows, half to calv e *in July and half in August; all m calf to pedigree Jersey I hulls Little Dandy (4157) and and Belvedere Rose Thorn (4126) Luncheon Provided. " Sale at 1 o'clock. : NOTE.—The cows area splendid lot. all young, i n the pink of condition. Messrs Hurley Bros. w ill graze cowe, - free of charge, up to July 1, and wil* . [ deliver all purchases to Hawera Ma- | naia, Kaponga and Eltham. Cars wiU run from my Hawera, Manaia Kaponga and Stratford branches. ' ._ ■; ; . .;. 31,2'4 r5'6T KAPONGA MART SALE. ; FRIDAyTjUNE 6. T>XEWTON king" will sell by aae'x tion as above— - Set discs, Jiripod harrows, 3-leaf tineharrows, Planet Jr. with extras, 20-gal. cast boiler, stumping j.clr. 1-wring chain, 2 crowbars, maul a d wedges, swingletreee, crosscut saws, 4 milk cans, aerator, kitchen dresser, couch, 2" bedsteads, table, O'Cedar mop, mirror, lawn mower, bath, sundries furniture, fowls and duck*, 2 sows close up . 60 posts . Sale at 12.30 p.m. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS. GOVERNMENT~"valuations of Wool at WAITARA held throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS and HIDES, Etc £>™. every fo«r weeks at STRAt! ~ ■"s.^w^ 27- ■•■■■■■, Consignments must arrive by Friday- ' previous. Advice cards and labels senton application. . NEWTON KING, Wool Broker. THE MILLION DOLLAR LAND SALE. "Y^^tJß family can't be ""buried, -1- alive" on. any one of the 26 farms of 'this subdivision; nor need they suffer any hardship. From 6 t» 10 miles from Palmerston. Think «f it!' .'-■■ -.: -. ■-■:. ■'■'■■:::'•.■ ........ . , MET(ALiLFJD iftOADS! GOMMERCIAI/ FACQIJTIESI EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS! SOCIAL ADVANTAGES! NEAR TOWN; ETC! Then the farms themselves; their soil, their shelter, water, grass and fences ell so fine. RIVER ILATS! DRAINED SWAMP. PERFECT FENCES! BEST OF GRASS! TEN HOUSES, ETC.! Dairying Farms number 21—from 50 to 150 acres; Sheep Farms are five ii number—from 150 to 500 acres. Thu» have these 4700 Acres of the HAN- " NAH ESTATES ibeen cut up hy— ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. Whakaronga Co-op. Cheese Factory for the Te Matai farms and the Kairanga Co-op. Cheese Factory for th« Aokautere farms are almost adjoining. EASIEST OF TERMS: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer; 1* per ioent. (or improvements to tha» value) in two years; balance 7 yean at 51- per cent. . PALMERSTON NORTH. ZEALANDIA HALL, JUNE 11. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. will conduct this great sale on the above date at 1 p.m. FREE INSPECTION BY CAR. v Motor cars leave the firm's offices daily at 10 a.m. to convey interested parties over the estates. Book your seat and ask for your plan to-day. WAIKATO. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR QUICK RETURN. TJORDERING on township—Bo acres J-J rich dairying land; modern residence of 7 rooms; milking shed, etc. Owner retiring ,on account, of ill-health. Present return £1000 per year. Price^ £80 per acre; cut into small sections, would readily sell at double this, price. We consider the present value of the above £100 per acre, and can offer this, as a genuine sound investment. Write, wire or come for further particulars. OATES & SANDS, SALESMEN, MORRINSVILLE. /~^i OLOSHES for men, women orVJ children in abundance at the H. 8.. Women's footholds, gum boots, dairy boots, clogs—At N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera. £ _^ ■■""IALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise. Top market price to trade an& others.— P<?arlme Co.. 168 Queen St.. Auckland