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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 14 February 1921, Page 8

__^ AUCTIONS. TFAR^RS' CQ-OP^ ITINERARY OF SHEEP FAIRS, 1921. UPPER WAITOTARA--Sheep and Cattle, at Peat's Yards, Monday, Feb. l£ HAWERA—Friday, Feb. 18. MANGAMINGI (Supplementary) — Tuesday, Feb. 22. TAHORA—Sheep and Cattle, at Mr Mr Chas. McCutchen's Yards, Saturday, Feb. 26. j INGLEWOOD—Thursday, March 3PUNIWHAKAU (Sheep and Cattle)— | Friday, March 4. TIKORANGI—Tuesday, March 8. fcAM FAIR. HAWERA—Saturday, Feb. 19.

MANAIA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. Of_\ HBAD"UIXBD CATTLE. 4t\J*Ji SHEEP, Etc., including— 100 good lambs HAWERA SHEEP FAIR. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 4-lorHft MIXEI> SHEEP, including On account, of Messrs A. and S. Larcom, Baker, Winks and others— 1500 breeding ewes (annual draft)

HAWERA RAM FAIR. j saturday,lFebruary 19. "i RAMS, on account of Messrs lUU H. Gibson, J. R. Corirgan, Tonks Estate, Wybourne, J. H., Baker, T. Owen and others, including 60 Romney rams . 50 Lincoln rams 20 Southdown rams - 20 Border Leicester rams PRELIMINARY NOTICE. % SATURDAY, MARCH 2». AT OUR HORSE BAZAAR, HAWERA. At 2 .m. rpHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ■*- ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD.,, have received instructions from the Trustee in the* Estate of the late Alex. Mitchell, to ofier by public auction as above— The very desirable, freehold farm of 265 acres situated at Kakaramea, subdivided into four farms from 47 to*9o acres Terms and Conditions of. Sale later. m,w.th,B

STRATFORD. BKINB, HIDEB AND TALLOW. A UCITON Sales of the above will xx be held at STRATFORD every lour weeks. Next SKDN & HIDE SALE, March 1, 1921. AU "omrignmenta mast arrive' hy_ Frioay previous. Labels may be obtained oa appHca-, tion at any of oar branches. * PROPERTY TO LEASE. 91 d. ACRES» ithi» 12 miles of J. 4* Hawera;. 4-roomed house; carrying capacity 100 cows. This , is a real good farm and all clear- , cd. Has all been ploughed and sown in best English grasses The rent is only £2 12s 6d per acre. Lease six years. The goodwill can be bought for £1600, which gives you the right to buy 109 acres freehold; at £45 per acre, and a 105 ; acres native I lease, perpetual right of renewal. I We can make very easy termß as regards finance. The goodwill can be made reducible yearly. Anyone looking for a cheap farm should not miss this. Apply at once to— THE FARMERS' CO-OP. Sole .Agents.

WAVERLEY SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18. At 1 p.m. ..'.'«;" mHE ASSQCIAIS AUCTIONEERS .-*-. will by> auction as abbve-^- f k)0 Jambs 300 good* store ewes ' . 200 b.f. lambs ,200 4-toofch ewes . 1200 4-todth wethers 200 4-tooth wethers 150 4 and 5-year ewes _ 40 4 and 5-year ewes 7 1-shear g.D. rams F. R. JACKSON & CO., LTD. N.Z. L. & M. A. CO., LTD. DALGETY & CO., LTD.

A SPECTACULAR Tfl VENT AT NGAERE GARDENS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY «0, 1.30 p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH CITIZENS' BAND SECOND ANNUAL VISIT. Picture the sight fh your mind— MHn) people bein?, entertained by the .Band amid grassy lawns, pretty I flowers, and trees. The asters will be in full bloom. Hundreds have expressed their intention to pay a visit to the Gardens when I these are. in flower. . I The Band will play short programmes at Inglewood and Stratford eh route. ' j Pa«sehger motor lorries and cars from Stratford and Eltham at short intervals. Prizes of two guineas will be given b7 -tbe Proprietors to the amateur photographer who can submit the best group of six postcard photographs of the txardens, taken on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2ft. notice] ""— RS. F. .CRaIgT Dentist, Manaia. • visits Kaponga EVERY FRIDAY