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

. AUCTIONS; ON THE FARM, ELTHAM ROAD, AWATUNA. THURSDAY, JULY ?. V T^EWTON KING, LTD,, hare bm^aA^ -+-* favoured with instructions fromV Mr CecU H. Silby, whose lease has «x-^ pired, to sell the whole of his well- - known herd of high-grade Friesiang aa above— WITHOUT RESERVE. OQ, HIGH-GRADE FRIESIAN *™ COWS, in calf to pedigree hull 5 high-grade Friesian 2-year springing heifers 8 picked yearling heifers 1 i-draught gelding, rising 4jra, all harness . 1 J-draught filly, rising 4yrs, aft harness 1 2-draught gelding, rising ayra. - all harness except shafts 2 good heavy foals, 6 months 1 aged utility-mare; guaranteed any harness 1 purebred Berkshire boar 4 purebred Berkshire sows 10 slips , ... 1 half-draught gelding, rising 4 yaars Dray and harness, gig and tar- . r . - ness, Deering mower, McCormack rake, R. and G. aJploiigh, Duncan discs, milky cans, (buckets, separator an^ churn, stumping jack, chanivy swingletrees, farm tools, 14- J gal. copper, 400-gal. tank antf general farm sundries' * Also Household Furniture and effects, comprising double wooden bedstead, wire mattresses washstand, new Orion range, hath, sideboard, settee, (writing desk, dining and occasional tables, chairs and general household sundries * WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 pedigree Friesian bull, 3 years,. Poplarvale (2353) 1 pedigree Friesian cow, 3 .years, Woodcrest Inka Pieterje (3123K 1 pedigree cow, 5 years, Woodland Laddie America (2295) 1 pedigree cow, 6 years,. Woodland j Pauline Beauty 11. (2309) 1 1 pedigree Friesian heifer, 20----month, Manaton Pauline Pieterje, entered for N.Z. Frie- | sian Derby 1, Empire Junior 9rCoulter dritt j (new) I 50 shares in Awatuna Dairy Co. NOTE.—The grade cows have heeat 6pecially selected on type and breeding, and are practically all second and third calvers, due August and September. ' JL\ number of them are from such sires as Holland's Queen's Son, whose dam has S:O.R. 7561hs .butter-fat, and Mutual; Paul Segis, whose dam is recognised iw one of the finest cows imported to New Zealand. The pedigree animal's are from. the greatest producing family. Two o^ the oows are by Cliffside Laddie, who has a total of 22 C.O.M. daughters. Another is- bred by Mr J. Donald, ef Westmere. All the implements, furni- - ' f ure "and sundries are practically new. On account of another vendor-— \ I milk waggon to carry 12 cans 1 gig v 1 a.f. plough 1 half-draught mare, all harness, ! guarat^tee^ Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon Provided.

BRITISH MOTOR CARS MR W. H. BERRY, who is Editor of the "Car" and Motoring: Editor of the Daily Despatch and Evening Standard, London, expresses the following opinion: "After the mos* exhaustive examination into relative value for money of the numerous cara exhibited at this year's Olympia Motor Show, in my considered judgment the 16 h.p. TALBOT DARRACQ is ia every respect the car as representing value for money."—-W. H. Berry, Daily Despatch, November 4, 1920. Car on Exhibition at Dominion Winter Show, Hawera* D.J.GOODWIN, 7 Cambria St., Hawera.

WHEN IN TOWN TRY THE /CENTRAL TEA ROOMS HIGH STREET, HAWERA. Now under New Management for MORNING OR AFTERNOON TEA. Special Room for Private Luncheon or Evening Supper Parties. Weddings and Suppers Catered for. >.. Reasonable Terms. MRS RIEET, -Proprietress. H. F. HOLLOWAY, CABINETMAKER. fI"^7ELL-Made Furniture in Oak er Rimu. Prices reasonable. Beach Road. Hawera. Telephone 364. NORTH British Solid Truck T^rea are fitted at oncey so that lJ*R>r. truck need not remain idle at all. €&A m touch with C. L. Wilson end Ofc, Ltd., Eltham, agente. Barraclough's Magic Nervine coop* Toothache. 1/6.—Advt.