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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXXI, Issue LXXXI, 14 May 1920, Page 8

AUCTIONS. AT THE HOMESTEAD,"wl\liiirxtuesdayTmay is. At 1 p.m. rpHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ■f- ORGANISATION. SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., has been favored with instructions from the executors of the late Isaac Lupton's estate to sell by public auction as above WITHOUT RESERVE. 1 Ramson, Sime and Jeffries portable steam engine 1 Reid & Gray's" double bagger chaffciitter 2 tip drays 2 waggons 1 light express 1 dogcart 1 13-coulter Massey-Harris drill 1 lime sower 1 Deringe hay lift and sweep 1 5-stand Wolseley shearing plant and Union benzine oil engine 1 Hornsby-oil engine 2 Massey-Harris binders 40 geese 50 sacks oats 12 sacks potatoes, circular saw and bench, 2 sets disc harrows (large size), tine harrows, Cambridge roller, nay rake, 2 gate sweeps, 2 hay tumblers, mowing machine, 2 d.f. ploughs, 12 draught collars and harness, 4 dray saddles, oat crusher, large quantity of 4-horse d. and s. swingletrees, quantity fencing posts and strainers, corrugated iron, 2 corrugated iron tanks, spades, shovels, and large quantity of useful sundries DISPERSAL SALE 1 OF PEDIGREE GRADE JERSEYS AND PEDIGREE & GRADE AYRSHIRES OTHER. STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. O.\ THE FARM, LOWGARTH. THURSDAY, MAY 27. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have been favored with instructions from Mr B. Booker, who is retiring fromi dairying, to sell by public auction as above-^- * WITHOUT; RESERVE. Full particulars to be advertised later. Catalogues obtainable on application to the Auctioneers. DOUGLAS SALE. MONDAY, MAY 17. I^EWTON K3NG will sell in his •*-^l Douglas Yards on above date— QAA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, in■^JXjiJ} eluding— 150 20-month steers 31 2 to 2£-year in-calf heifers, good 15 Jersey heifers' in,calf, 3 years 15 Jensey-Holstein heifers, in calf, 3 years 15 Shorthorn heifers 650 4, 6 and f.m. ewes, to be drafted Sale at 1 o'clock. .ON THE FARM, UPPER STUART ROAD, ELTHAM. THURSDAY, MAY 20. "j^EWTON KING has received in- •*>* structions from Mr Amos Durrant, who is leaving the district, to sell as above— fig COWS, Holstein-Jersey cross, Aug. and Sept. calvers 4 heifers { 2 pedigree Holstein bulls 9 yearling Holstein steers 15 grade yearling Holstein heifers ' 29 ewes*dn lamb 30 hoggets The following horses with Slight ' Reserve— 2 half-draught milk cart horses 1 trotting mare, 8 years 1 3-year gelding by Advance; broken to harness 2 2-year fillies, unbroken 1 3-year hackney filly by Advance 1 pony mare, 5 years, show ring jumper 5 young sows in pig 10 store pigs i 1 pedigree Berkshire boar i 1 Tamworth boar 2 'sows with litters 1 l£-ton milk waggon {practically new), get Duncan discs <good), Booth d.f. plough, Duncan roller, chain harrows, 4-horse gear, spring cart, double and single harness, 400-gal. tank, sledge, hay rake, 9-coulter Duncan drill (good), McCorinack mower, gig (reserve), gig harness, piping, 6 tubs, fowls, dogs, factory 'shares, £-ton super, 10 cans Also— Household furniture and effects Also, with Slight Reserve— 1 5-seater Studebaker motor car, in splendid order, good, as new REPORT.—The cows are a good lot. This is Mr Durrant's first sale, and the cattle are all of his own rearingj and can be recommended, as the vendor kept nothing but the best. Sale at 12 o'clock. I' GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS. GOVERNMENT valuations of Wool at WAITARA held throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS and HIDES, Efcc. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. Next Sale SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, I etc., MAY 25. j Consignments must arrive by Friday | previous. Advice cards and labels sent | on application. NEWTON KING. A HAIR on the head is worth .sis ! on the brush. Use Dowling's Hair j Tonis. Price 3/6, posted 3/10.—Dow- ; ling's Pharmacy, Hawera. ■'