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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 10 September 1921, Page 12

AUCTIONS, i. FABMERSVJX)-QP OPUNAKE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. QAA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, *JU*J SHEEP, PIGS, Etc., including-— GO choice springing heifers close to profit 50 store pigs MANAIA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1 K(\ HEAD~¥IXED CATTLE, L^^ PIGS, Etc., including— 20 sprihging heifers SALE OF LAND BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT OUR OPUNAKE YARDS. I MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 12. At 2 p.m. mHE FARMERS'"" CO-OPERATIVE x ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP N.Z., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mr A. Slater, Jan., Te Kiri, to offer by public auction as above— O9A ACRES Freehold, situated on **&yj the Kiri Road, Te Kiri This property is all felled with; the exception of 4 to 5 acres shelter; new 4-roomed house with-all necessary outbuildings. Full particular* can be obtained from the Auctioneers^ Hawera or Opunake.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SPECIAL SALE OF JERSEY YEARLING HEIFERS. AT INGLEWobb YARDS. THURSDAY, SEFTEMBER 29. PRESENT ENTRY. 4QQHEAD — Further Entries Solicited. FARMERS' CO-OP., Auctioneers. w.s.' — —-—■ ——I SEED POTATOES WE have just received a special shipment of First Grade SEED! POTATOES," and can offer you the following A-arreties all true to name: ROBIN ADAIR aberbrothock Gamekeeper maori Chief sir j. g. Wilson BUTTON'S SUPREME NORTHERN STAR BEAUTY OF HEBRON CHICK FOODS. ' We Specialise in foods for the rearuig of good laying birds, and stock all! foods necessary tor this purpose, -inclttding — CHICK WHEAT CHICK RAISER BLOOD MEAL POULTRY MASH BROKEN WHEAT MEAT MEAL SHELL GRIT FARMERS' CO-OP. ALL BRANCHES.

RP. MORRI6SEY'S CALENDAR OF SALES. SEPTEMBER, j Friday, 30—Sale of • pedigree Jersey bulls, Egmont Jh. and P. siho* j '^ Grounds, Hawera. "■',■ . 1 ! OCTOBER. Friday, 7—Sbrse Fair, Hawera. ; ■ -;-;_ • ■"-•■' w,s j ■— -..j ' ,! KEEN BUYERS KEEN BUYEIIS OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING DRAPERY AND CLOTHING SEND TO THE BON Tfcyf ARCHE ON JjL ARCHE KAPONGA FOR STOCKTAKING SALE STOCKTAKING SALE CATALOGUE, CATALOGUE.

TO PUSH ANI> MOTOR CYCLISTS. A T the request of my numerous pre-**-war customers, I have opened up temporarily in premises occupied by Messrs West & Latham, Motor Engineers, next to Soldier's Club. AH work entrusted to me will, be done expeditiously and well, and I will be pleased to welcome alj, aid and new customers. ' j Anything on two wheels, propelled' b.? man or motor, repaired or renovated at reasonable charge. W. B. JOHNSTONE, i Cycle and Motor Mechanic. CHART Made-to-Measure Suits at "H.B.V once more. Call in and see our latest pattern books. We have been making our famous H.B; Suits to measure for over 4£ years, and tile quality and workmanship are "par es-| cellence"; from £6 15s to £8 Ids.—• New Zealand Clothing Factory Ha-' wera. ' <,