AUCTIONS. *• .. ' UmmTANT SALE Ob Pfca>lGßEfc AND GIlAUni Jjiliojiil.s. I STRATFORD SHOW GEOONDS. (By the kind permission of the A. and P. Society.) • FRIDAY, JULY 15. < T^EWTON KING, LTD., hay* «•-• V -*-^ oeived instructions from Mr A. \ H. Huggett, oi Koad, who kftfr leased his farm, to sell on the Stratford Shaw Grounds on above daSe— WITHOUT RESERVE^ , j f\ PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS^ 5 20-month to 2-year pedigree x Jersey heifers (in calf) 6 yearling pedigree Jersey heifer* 5 yearling pedigree. Jersey bulls -Also—. 20 grade Jersey cows 5 grade Jersey weaner heifers \ 1 bay gelding (5 years) 1 chestnut gelding1 (aged) 1 Shetland pony 3'breeding sows, store pigs ~ ~ Milk cart, harness, cans, plough, \ roller, McConnack mower Jfrcoulter drill, disc and tine har. rows, scoop, fowls, ducks, turkeys, farm sundries, etc. ; 161 cheese shares, 50 butter shares in Stratford 00-op. Dairy Ob. f Sal 6at 12.30 p.m. Mr Huggett has been dairying for y-yA number of years, and for the last 6 years ha« been breeding pedigree Jer- v ' «eys, starting with female stock pur> chased from the -well-known breeders^ Messrs Griffiths and R. J. Linn. Ptedi- . gree bulls have been used for the last 9 years, and both pedigree and grade stock show quality. The farm is leased and everything Mil be sold absolutely Without Reserve. Catalogues on Application. Luncheon Provided. V
PRINCES ST. EXTENSION. .WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. At 1.30 p.m. v D, P. MORItISSEY & CO. have re-»*-t>« ceived instructions from Mr Norman. A. Arthur, who has leased ifla property, to sell ,by auction as afoove— WITHOUT RESERVE. The whole of his furniture and effects, including long hair Axminster square. 12 x 9, 2hand- --- made Indian 'squares, Chesterfield and two easy chairs, writing bureau, 6e t book shelves, 3 ocoaefonal tables, 3-piece settee suite, palm stands, oak etanding electric lamp, woofl kerb, brilabris curtains in voile, madras and casement, hanging curtains in chintz and shadow tissue, dinrV ; ing room suite in. rimu, stainecTP!* walnut sideboard, gate-leg table, 4 h.b. chairs, antique copper curtain rods; pictures,- numerous cushions, Mission chair, white -"v 7 enamel bedroom suite, inMuding duchess chest (oval mirror), 4ft 1 6in bedstead, pedestal and wardrobe, wire, combination . and j kapoc mattresses, imitation oak bedroom suite, number of bed--, room rugs, blinds, etc., bedroom X I chair in chintz, 'bedspreads and I curtains to match, Axminster - hall runner and rug, hall mirror, I laxge hanging mirror, kitchen ' table, chairs, linoleum and sun-' dries, crockery, glass, 6tainle6S cutlery, small quantity linen, S.G. cEair, kerb, large number of ' useful garden tools, tent,'floor and poles complete, 8 p. b. White Leghorns' (laying), 2 Plymouth Rocks (show, birds), clothes iorse, child's swing, zinc bath and numerous sundries '""■ "• \' WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 5-seater 20 h.p. English car (Calthorpe) with 5 wir e wheels; recently overhauled The above furniture will be\,on view on Tuesday afternoon. '■'$■-;■
HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY, JULY 29. TV P. MORRISSEY & .CO. wilt -■-V* hold a Horse Fair on above dat« and are now ieceiving entries, which-, will positively close on SATURDiT,^16th inst. Entries for a few more-' Heavy horses only will .be taken NOW IN NEW PREMISES. M R W *F~ JOHNSON beg* .. ■■T ? > X • to notify th* public that he in now in new and more* commodious premises on the corner of Union and Nelson streets, and has full stocks of all groceries, crockery and requisites for the house. Also best brands in groceries, tin. goods, tea, cofffie, and oocoa. Grocery Service Better than Ever. I Give Us Your Order. W. T. JOHNSON. Corner Nelson and Union street*. tr •,BoxA Telephone 459. aiail and Country Orders receive every attention. /■ROUGHS and OoHs—For the cough* V-/ and colds go prevalent during thewinter season Pecfora is a most reuabte remedy. It is absolutely safe to give to the youngest child, as it contains na opiates «r harmful drugs. Don't delayin getting a ibottle of Pectora, as it will check your cold and relieve that irritating cough. 1/6 and 3/- perbottle. Postage 6d extra1. From all stores -or from R. Tait, Cljemist, Hawera. —- ■ : = "I C\(\ DOZEN heavy union neglige J.vJyJ shirts, cosy and warm *or* the winter and in the latest and smartest stripes, to go at 1676 at Jury an* Co.'s. Bring your 'booi repairs.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 12 July 1921, Page 8
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