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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 22 August 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONS. FARMERS' CO^OrV CALENDAR OF CLEARING SALES. SEPTEMBER. Wednesday, 3—J. Medley, Waiongona. Thursday. 25— H. L. Spence Carringtpn Road, New Plymouth (pedigree Jerseys). OKAIAWA. MONDAY, AUGUST 25. 1 Otf\ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, inXUU C l u di n g_ 25 etore cows 20 forward cows 15 yearling steers 25 mixed yearlings 15 springing heifers 1 bull 20 hoggets On account of th e Taranaki Education Board— The old school reserve, Section 43, Okaiawa, containing more or less 1 acre 1 rood .04 perches FARMERS' CO-OP." HAWERA. SKIN. HIDE AND TALLOW OFFERINGS of the above will b« held at Stratford every four weoks NEXT OFFERLNG— TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. Consignments must arrive by the .Friday previous. Labels may be obtained on applies* twin u> auy of our Aiienciea. REMINDER. AT OSBORNE'S,~ISsGENT STREET. | SATURDAY, AUGUST 23. At 2 o'clock. TO WAREHOUSEMEN, MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUSINESS SITE SITUATED IN UNION STREET, HAWERA. In the Estate of the late ARTHUR ALBERT FANTHAM. T G. OSBORNE & CO. have re- ** • ceived instructions from the Public Trustee to offer by auction at their Rooms, Regent Street,. Hawera, as above— All that parcel of land containing 19.7 perches, being part allotment 14, part section 183, Patea District, Block 5, Hawera Survey District, together with all buildings thereon, including shop and bakehouse, at present leased to H. H. Clement AT OSBORNE'S, REGENT STREET. TO-MORROW—SATURDAY. At 1 o'clock. POULTRY FURNITURE, APPLES. T G. OSBORNE & CO. will cell by • auction ?.s above— Turkeys, fowls, 30 cases Dougherty dessert apples, milk cans, riding saddle and bridle, dogcart (good as new), window frame* with hood, 2 Edison disc phonographs and records (nearly new), also household furniture, clothing and sundries FOR PRIVATE SALE. Nimmo and Blair's Garden Seeds, Oamaru Seed and Table Potatoes, Fowl Foods, Chick Raiser, Cow Covers, etc. AT OSBORNE'S, REGENT ST. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23. At 2 o'clock. '. TO BUILDERS, SPECULATORS AND HOME SEEKERS. I TO WIND UP DECEASED ESTATE. > FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SITUATED ! NO. 22, WILSON STREET (Neat Surrey Street). ]G. OSBORNE & CO. have been • instructed by the Trustees in . the Estate of late M. J. Dixon. to offer as above— freehold, together with 7roomed dwelling, with bath, gas, j wash house, copper and tubs, and outbuildings thereon. The above property must be sold to wind up the Estate. rpo Stand this season at Hawera— The Imported English-bred .^3^ Sire /yg?FffßlftM GAZELEY vlraHEfflßtt (Foaled 1903. No. 16) TJft^mßV Grey Leg (6)—Lygia. Gazeley is a beautiful dark chestnut horse, standing 16 hands, imported from England by Mr E. J. Watt. Gazeley proved a useful horse on the turf, among his wins being the Napier Cup Bennett Stakes and Wellington Handicap. Hls general appearance is very attractive, as lie has the clean-cut head, wide forehead, and prominent eyes, which denote character, and are great essentials in a blood sire. His grand-dam, Lady Peggy, was by Hermit, a great racehorse and sire, whose stock won £340,000. Quetta, dam of Grey Leg, Gazeley's sire, was by the great horse Bend 'Or, who was by the sire of Orme, who sired Flying Fox. Gazeley has great credentials as a sire, and his stock number many fine performers, who liave done remarkably well. One of them, Gazique, won the. Winter Cup at Christchurch, value £1000. Gazique is the Dominion's best handicap horse and is out of a St. Paul mare. TERMS—£IO 10s for thoroughbred mares; £6 6s for half-bred mares. All care, but no responI sibility. For further particulars apply— JOHN H. WHITAKER, Hawera. AWEKA FISR SUPPLY STORE, Corner of Argyie Street. FRESH FISH DAILY. j t Schnapper, Gurnet, Flounder, etc. Also Smoked Fish. Telephone and Country Orders promptly attended to. eC. B. BELLMAN. FALSE Teeth, sound, or otherwise, Toy rnarlrpt pnc» to trade and others.—Pearline Co., 168 Queen St., i Auckland. {