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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 October 1922, Page 8

AUCTIONS. FARMERS^'CO-OP. MANAIA BULL FAIR AND CATTLE SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 4_Q GRADE JEESEY, HOLSTEIN AND SHORTHORN BULLS IQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, Sundries, Etc. 30 mixed pigs 20 springing heifers close to profit 16 grade Jersey yearling heifers On account of Mr W. A. Duckworth 15 choice springing heifers close io profit On account of J. F. Murray—r 15 choice springing heifers close to profit HAWERA BULL FAIR. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. 150 -^^LS, comprising— 80 grade Jersey maiden 2-year-old bulls 30 Jersey cross bulls, 2 years and upwards 25 Holstein bulls, 2 years and upwards 25 bulls, mixed breeds 3 2-year pedigree Shorthorn bulls PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HAWERA SALE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. On account of the Estate of the late A. S. Tonks— 200 EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS 2-YEAR-OLD EMPTY DAIRY HEIFERS 11 AT AUROA SALEYARDS (For Convenience of Sale). THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. ■J<HE FARMERS' CO-OP, have received instructions from Messrs Goldfinch Bros., who are giving up dairying, to sell by pubiie auction as above— "WITHOUT RESERVE. gQ CHOICE DAIRY COWS, Ist and 2nd ealvers, to calve and close to profit . 1 3-horse milk waggon (carry 19 cans) GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS, etc. Select your Seeds here for best quality and germination — and lowest prices ! We have just opened fresh stocks of the following:— FOR SPRING SOWING"! Cocksfoot Perennial RyeCrested Dogstail grass, H.B. Danthonia Pilosa Ryegrass, Italian Chewings Fescue Ryegrass, Western Meadow Fescue Wolths Meadow Foxtail Red & Brown Top Poa Pratensis Timothy Poa Trivalis Alsyke Paspalum Dilata- Cowgrass turn Crimson Clover Perennial Rye- Lucerne grass, Southern Trefoil Perennial Rye- Lotus Angustissigrass, Mania- mus toto Red Clover White Clover ALGERIAN White Mustard OATS — Choice Rape, BX.E. Canterbury, ma- BARLEY —Cape, chine dressed Chevalier and and clipped. Black Skinless INSPECT OUR SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS. FARMERS' CO=OP. ALL BRANCHES. AT THE HOUSE, DIVE'S AVENUE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. At 1.30 p.m. $MITH & EASTON have been favoured with instructions from Mr Swanson, who is leaving the district, to sell as above— His household furniture and effects, comprising very handsome oak bedroom suite (7 pieces), I ditto (smaller, 4 pieces), rimu duchess, bedding, bedroom chairs in oak and rimu, handsome sideboard (rimu), dining table, 6 dining chairs, seagrass chair, 2 settee cushions, curb, fire screen, oak clock, hall runner, slip mats, linoleum, curtains, casement curtains and rod, pictures, kitchen chairs, lawn mower and garden tools, brush mats, new wringer, 6ft steps and sundries - —— AT THE HOUSE, 26 VICTORIA ST. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. At 1.30 p.m. gMITH & EASTON have been favoured with instructions from Mrs Ingram, who is leaving the district, to sell as above— Her household furniture and effects, comprising piano by Collinson, London, dining table, 2 Morris chairs, 6 dining chairs, palm stands and pot plants, seagrass square, linoleum, hearth rugs, curb, fire irons, couch, cushions, pictures and ornaments, coal scuttle, 4-piece bedroom suite in rimu, 2 double iron beds and mattresses, 2 w.w. stretchers, 2 duchess chests, toilet table, hall runner and slip mats, kitchen table, chairs, glass bookcase, Singer machine, couch, occasional tables, easy chair, curtains and poles, crockery and glassware, pots and pans, garden tools, bicycle and numerous sundries