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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 11 July 1921, Page 8

AUCTIONS. NOTICE. "pLdiASJS Note that the Clearing Sal* J- i advertised on behalf of Mr Howe* Mellow to take place on July 14th Wv been CANCELLED. > NEWTON KINO, LTD., 1 Atratfoid. O STRATjiOKi> >Ai.Jfi. TUESDAY~JULY 12 TVTEWTON KING, LTD., will sell « ■^v their Stratford yards o a tft» above date^— OHO HBAD MIXED CATTLE m--4VJ\J eluding-. . * 20 in-calf heifers . 6 young dairy cows On account of Messrs Grower an« Kelly, Omoana— 500 2-tooth to f.in. ew©s in lamb t^ Romney rams \ ~" 120 2 and 4-tooth wethers 200 lambs Sale at r o'clock. tMPORTANT SALE ,OF PEDIGRER AND GRADE JERSEYS. STRATFORD SHOW GROUNDS. <By the kind permission of the A. and P.>Society.) >.'" FRIDAYTTuiiY 15. j^-EWTON KING^ LTD., have r£2 -*-" ceived instructions from Mr A. H. Huggett, of Flint Road, who ha* leased his farm, to sell *on the Stratford Show Grounds on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE. i Q PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS 5 26-month t o 2-year pedigree Jersey heifers (in calf) 6 yearling pedig re e Jersey heifer B 5 yearling pedigree. Jersey bull* ■ .-1 Also—' ..-. • . '■ 20 grade Jersey, cows 5 grade Jersey weaner heifers il bay gelding (5 years) chefitirat gelding (aged) 1 Shetland pony 3 •breeding sows, store pigs Milk cart, harness, cans,' plough, roller, McCormack mower, coulter drill, disc and tine Wrows, scoop, fowls, ducks; turkeys, farm sundries, eic. 161 cheese shares, §6 butter>shar«s in Stratford Co-op; DairyCOft.

Sale at' 12.3 ft p.m.^ ' 3 Mr Huggett has .been dairying for % ? number of years, and for the last ft . years has been breeding pedigree Jerseys, starting with female stock part chased from the well-known breeders, Messrs Griffiths and R. J.Linn. Pedi- : gree bulls have been used for thelas^L years; and both pedigree and grUP - stock show quality. The farm is leased^ i and everything will be sold absolutely Without Reserve. v . Catalogues on Application. Luncheon Provided. PRINCES ST. EXTENSION. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. At 1.30 p.m. V^v i"R P" MORRISSEY & CO. have r€ r ■*-+>• ceived instructions fro m Mr Norman A. Arthur, wh 0 has leased ifl» 5 property, to sell by auction as above— ; WITHOUT RESERVE. 7 * The whole of his first-class rurmture r and effects, including long hair Axminster square 12 x 9,-2 handr made Indian squares, Chesterfield and two easy chairs, writing bureau, £e t book shelves, '3 occasional tables, 3-piece settee , suite, palm stands, oak standing ( electric lamp, wopS kerb, brisf bris curtains j n v o ile,' madras ' and casement; hanging curtains' in chintz' and shadow tissue, dining room suite in rimy, stainetf walnut sideboard, gate-leg table, 4 h.b. chairs, antique copper cWtain rods, pictures, numerous cushions, Mission chair, white enamer bedroom suite, inAudine duchess chest (oval mirror), 4ft 6in bedstead, pedestal and ward-' robe, wire, combination andi kapoc mattresses, imitation oait ibedroom suite, number of bedroom tugs, blinds, etc., bedroorf*^ : chair in chintz, "bedspreads awf curtains, to' match, Axminster hall runner and rug, hall mirror, large hanging mirror, kitchen table, chairs, linoleum and1 s«ndries, crockery, glass, stainless cutlery ,V small quantity linen, S.G. cEair, kerb, large number of •useful garden tools, tent, floo«" and poles complete, 8 p.b. White ILeghorns (laying), 2 Plymonth Rocks (show birds), clothes hone, child's swing, zinc bath and numerous sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 5-seater 20 h.p.» English car (Calthorpe) with 5 wire wheels; w cently overhauled The above furniture will be on view . oti Tuesday afternoon. >.

HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY, JujLY 29. T>; P. MOrJSeY & CO. will -*-*' • hold a Horse Fair on above date and are. now leceiving entries, which will positively close on SATURDAY, 16th inst. Entries for a few more Heavy horses only will be taken HART'S Sare is now in fn^k swing. 1 00 DOZEN heavy union neglfge ■ VJV/ shirts, cosy and warm *o^ the winter and in the latest and smart. est stripes, to go at 1676 at Jury an* I'Q. s. Bring your 'boot repairs.