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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 17 February 1921, Page 8

AUCTIONS. I N.Z. LOAN & MA. CO OPUNAKE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1 K(\ HEAD-MIXED CATTLE, 200 lambs PUNIWHAKAU SHEEP FAIR AND CATTLE SALE. (In Mr T. Hayes' Yards, by .his kind permission) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. At 1 p.m. I NEW ZEALAND LOAN.& MERCANTILE AGENCYi CO., LTD., will offer for sale by auction as above— OR{\(\ MIXED SHEEP, CATTLE, M\J\J\J Etc., including— 1600 ewes and wethers 4-tooth &> full-moutK 500 2-tooths 3 . mixed sexes - -500 lambs 14 dairy cows in full profit 50 2^-year steers I • Further Entries Solicited.

WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW BROKERS, SALES HELD AS UNDER, SHEEPSKINS- -TUESDAY, March 1, * 1921, at Stratford. HIDES, ETC.—TUESDAY, March 1, 1921, at Stratford. WOOL—THURSDAY, March' 3, 1921, at Wellington. Consignments for local sale must arrive by the Friday previous to date of sale. Advice cards, labels, etc., sent free on application. "■ -

RP. MORRISSEY & CO.'S ••■ CALENDAR, OF SALES. FEBRUARY. Friday, 18—C. J. Jeffries, Upper Auroa ; Road, Awatuna. MARCH. Thursday,. 3—Sale oi show stock, A. and P. Show Grounds, Hawera. Friday, 4—Show Horse Fair, Hawera.

ON THE FARM, UPPER \ ROAD, AWATUNA. j FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18. At 1 p.m. RP. MORRISSEY" & CO. have '•■ been . instructed .by Mr C. J. Jeffries, who has sold his property to sell as above— ' 7 cows in milk, spring calvers 3. heifers to calve early 2 p.b. Jersey bull calves 2 Holstein heifer calves 1 Shorthorn bull , 12 2_-year steers 8 working bullocks,, young, in work •4 draught horses^ good, with collars and chains 1 bullock dray yokes arid-chains, 4-horse waggon and harness, gig, Orossley engine (3£ h.p.) suitable for sawing wood), s.f. lever plough P. and D.), set discs, 3' goats. 300 cords good rata firewood, delivered on road (subject to 6ale)

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WIRIHANA ROAD, HAWERATJ P. MORRIiSEY & CO-, nave .■*•!/•. been favoured, with instructions from Mr E. Thurston, sen., whose lease is expiring, to sell on a date to be arranged— The whole of his live and dead stocK r including— Orji DAIRY COWS & HEIFERS, C^ young cattle, pigs, horses^ waggon and harness, farm implements, Dodge motor car, household furniture, farm tools and sundries

SALE OF VALUABLE MOTOR PLANT. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. AT WILSON STREET STABLES, WANGANUI. ■pREEOHAN R. JACKSON \& CO., -*- ( LTD., in conjunction witSiJPHN COULL. will sell on account of Messrs Windleburn Bros, (who are retiring from business), as above-i- ---| /\ MOTOR CARS, comprisiag— 8 Super Six Hudson 7-seaters 1 Studebaker, 7-seater 1 Mitchell 5-seater 1 Daimler motor hearse 1 engine and dynamo, very complete set motor engineer's garage tools and {.aoceesoriee, tubes, tyres, Daimler motor body, and many sundries j Cars may be inspected any day. j U's'6'7'B'9 I

A SPECTACULAR "INVENT AT NGAERE GARDENS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1.30 p.m. - NEW PLYMOUTH CITIZENS' BAND SECOND ANNUAL VISIT. •Picture the sight fn your mind— ■*0i«0 people bein? entertained by the Band amid grassy lawns, pretty flowers, and trees. The asters will be in full bloom. _ Hundreds have expressed their intention to pay a visit to the Gardens when these are in flower. The Band will play short programmes -at Inglewood and Stratford en route, - Passenger motor lorries and cars from Stratford and Eltham at short intervals. Prizes of two guineas will be given by the Proprietors to,the amateur photographer who can submit the best group of six postcard photographs of the Gardens, taken on j SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20.