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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 6 July 1921, Page 8

■ AUCTIONS. N.Z. LOAN & MA. CO PRELIMINARY NOTICE. X^/Tjß have Reserved MONDAY, ** July 25th, to offer at our Kakaramea Yards on account of Messrs Hurley Bra*.— j 160 3-year fh-calf heifers (J«r*eyy Shorthorn and Holstein) j HAWERA. ""j THURSDAY, JULY 7. I 9f|A HEAD MIXED CATTLE, ImiVjyj PIGS, Etc., including— j 46 2 and 3-year in-calf heifers (mixed breeds) j 6 cows close to profit | 6 choice dairy cows j Kf)(\ MIXED SHEEP 30 fat wethers 1 milk carter, any trial BEFORE BUYING ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR CALF FOODS, Which contain the Best Nourishing Ingredients. We Stock PALMER'S, MEGGITTS' AND GILRUTH'S CALF FOODS I ■ . ■ Also FATERINE LIQUID STOCK FOOD. We Give KEEN QUOTATIONS for the following Earmers' Requisites: FARM SEEDS, FERTILISERS, CALF FOODS, CHAFF, POLLARD, BRAN, PIGMEAL, FATNA, SALT LICKS, CLEANSING DRENCHES, MURTON'S, COOPER'S & McDOUGAL'S SHEEP DIPS. .. Try Our Famous ELMSHURST T^A. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.. HAWERA. R£. MORRISSEY'S CALENDAR • OF SALES. JULY. Tuesday, 12—Pedigree Jersey sale, A. and P. Grounds, Hawera. Wednesday, 13 —Norman A. Arthur, Hawera. Tuesday, 26—Horse Fair, Patea. Friday, 29—Horse Fair, Hawera. AUGUST. Tuesday, 30—A. and J. O'Donnell's annual sale of pedigree Jerseys, Hawera. w.b _ . UNION STREET. THURSDAY, JULY 7. At 1.15 p.m. RP. MORRISSEY & CO. will sell • as above Fruit, potatoes, onions, swedes, piano, mangle, Shacklock range ■(high pressure boiler), milk waggon, iboxthorn plants and sundries CENTRAL MART. - THURSDAY, JULY 7. At 2 p.m. SMITH & EASTON will sell as above ' furniture removed to the mart for ; convenience of sale on account of Mr R. G. Cameron and other vendors, including— Piano, music stooH sideboard, 9piece drawing room suite, occasional tables, ornaments and i . vases, couch, Morris chair, dining table, carpets, strips' carpet and hearth rugs, double beds and w.w. mattresses, kapoc and flax beds, pillows, 2 duchess pairs, duchess chests, kitchen tables and chairs, dresser, crockery, pots and pans, kitchen utensils and sundries, kitchen spring scales, wringer, table, mangle, ibaths, linoleum, carpet sweeper, garden tools, mower, sprayer, new porcelain bath and numerous sundries, wheelbarrow, hose, etc. y. IMPORTANT TO POULTRY FANCIERS. CLEARING SALE OF MR. J. URLICK'S VALUABLE AND STANDARD BRED POULTRY Including American Whte- Leghorns. White Wyandottes. White Plymouth Rocks, Silver Wyandottes, and Barred Rocks. Mr. Urlick is leaving the district, and has decided to dispose of all his birds by PUBLIC AUCTION at WINTER SHOW on SATURDAY, JULY 9, AT 2 P.M. The above strains of poultry are well known throughout the. Dominion, and have been consistent prize winners at every Bhow, securing many championships and valuable cups and shields. AUCTIONEER: MR. H. E. CUDBY, the well-known poultry fancier, who will sell for Messrs Gaustad and Marlow, Waitara. AT THE MART, REGENT STREET. j TO-MORROW—THURSDAY. ' At 1.30 p.m. T, W. TURNBULL & CO. have been *A • instructed to sell by auction as above— Bedroom, dining room and kitchen furniture, also large quantity of sundries, all in first-class condition VISITORS to the Show should get some of Adams r cake to take ■ home.—Watson's, High St. SECRET ot happiness by return _cgistered mail. The essence of all knowledge is self-knowledge. Send birth, date, month, year, and postal , note ss, to T. J. Dunstone. Box 1418. Ancklap4. a) OILY Canvas Rainproof Overcoats at "H.B.'s." Splendid coats for feeding out stock; thoroughly rainproof and very light and comfortable. Our nrice all the time, 95/ —the lowest in- Taranaki for these coats. —N.Z Clothing Factory, Hawera.