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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 15 October 1920, Page 8

________AUCTIONS. , ITINERARY OF BULL FAIRS,~«M. OCTOBER. HAWERA—Friday~B KAPONGA-Fridav 8 OPUKAKS-MondaV 11 -MANAIA-Tueeday/lS 5 AUROA—Friday, 15 WA.v:EßLEY—Tuesday 19 iBMDHAM-Wednesday,' 20 SOJRATEORD-Tajesday, 26 XNGLEWOO^-fflfaursday, 2S. ' ENTRIES ft©W~®£lNG TAKEN FOR ALL OF UME AiBOVE FAIRS. HAWERA MBRSE FAIR. SATURDAy77)CTOBER 16. I (|O HORSES, comprising gooc A-XJVJ heavy, medium and lighj draughts, milk carters, hacks ponies, etc., including— 1 pedigree draught stallion, J years; sire County King; dan Thistle; half brother to Scotc] Thistle 2 harness horses, town deliver; carts, 2 sets harness, etc (lately used by Harris' store) ill without reserve On account of a client who has Sol his property— WITHOUT RESERVE. 1 thoroughbred brood mare i Lad Wreath, Stud Book No. 18, b Waitutu, out of Wreath, b Feve, about 10 years old 1 thoroughbred brood mar< Kathleen Mavourneen, Stu Book No. 12, by St. Ambroa out of Pistola* by Curassie: foal to Gazeley, about 9 yea] old • 1 thoroughbred filly, 2 year > Stud Book No. 12, out < Kathleen Maveurneeji i Sale commences 11 a.m. sharp. ! I OKAIAWA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18. • iO A| HEAD MIXED CATTL: . X^U DAIRY HEIFERS,-BULL etc., and including— On account of Mr A/ J. Corrigan 10 maiden 2-year Jersey bulls r —; I WAVERLEY BOLL FAIR. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1 dfi pEDIGREE & GRAI J.\J\J BULLS, Jerseys, Shorthorr and Friesians (on account well-known breeders) SKIN, HIDE JiND TALLOW [ f^FFTSRINGS »>f tli» »W« will j >-^ held at Stratford every four week I Sheepskin Valuation, MONDA [ October 4th. I Hide gnd Tallow Sale TUESDA - October 12th. Labels can be obtained on applif L tion to any of our brandiM i FARMEES CO-OP j hawera. ;, «-- -■ — -!f-~ ■■- -■■■■■■■ —■-—.—. LOOK AT THIS! | 380 ACRES AT £36 PER ACRE 1 QH ACRES flat, balance good ro ; .1 U-KM ing country; 6^ acres lucern ' balance in good grass; w =arry 60 dairy cows and 4< ' breeding ewes, and do the well. This farm i s well eh< tered, lies well to the sun, w« watered, and subdivided in numerous paddocks. Buildinj comprise good 5-roomed hove and large concreted cowshei Cheese Factory only a fe chains from cowshed; school mile. This is one of the chea ; est properties we have, had < our books for some time. Tl owner will show his returns f< the last two seasons; which ai good. Terms can be arrange for good man. FARMERS' CO-OP. Sole Agents. H. E. CANDY and A. J. 3URTT, Land Salesmen. DO NOT VULCANISE) USE MAGIC RUBBER MEND. SAVES TIME. IT is a wonderful trouble Bnvei , Magic Rubber Mend is the easiest r< I pair, in the world to make. No tools < any kind required. You take a sma quantity in your finger tips jua enough for the job—*md seal up tfc puncture with it. It will never com off again. A PERMANENT REPAIR, Magic Rubber Mend is not a patcl You don't merely cover the puncture Magic Rubber Mend goes on and infills up the puncture, tear or blow-oul and makes that part of the tube actu ally stronger, safer, and better tha when the tube was new. The material of which Magic Rubbe Mend is made ia tke toughest rubber re pair material kn^wn to science—strong er in tensile strength than the materij of which the tube itself is- made. Furthermore, a patch can be use< only for repairing a tube. It won't d for a tyre. Magic Rubber Mend will HANDY FOR OTHER MENDINGS. Magic Rubber Mend is invaluable fw repairing cuts, rents and tears in rub ber boots, rubber shoes, rubber cloth ing, hot water bottles or rubber hose Bring all these, together with you] tyres aad tubes, and have them re paired at half tho oost of vulcanising. WE GUARANTEE THIS MEND. I SOLE N.Z. DISTRIBUTORS. HAWERA. FARMERS' CO-OP. GARAGE, ttor InflnenKft, take Woods' Grea Peppermint Cure, Is 9d, 2g 9tf.~-Advt