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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 16 October 1922, Page 8

AUCTIONS. WAVERLEY BULL FAIR. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. At 1 p.m. sharp. I f\f\ BULLS, comprising Pedigree and Grade Jerseys, Holsteins, Shorthorns, Ayrshires, etc., from 1 year upwards On account of Mr W. H. Watkins— 1 pedigree Jersey bull Mayor of O.K. . 16 yearling grade Jersey bulls _by the .pedigree Jersey bull • Queen's Knight. On account of the Moumahaki Experimental State Farm — 6 15-month pedigree Ayrshire bulls 6 15-month Guernsey bulls On account of F. J. Finer— 3 pedigree Jersey yearling bulls ELTHAM. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 200 HEAI> MIXED CATTLE, PIGS, Etc., including— 50 springing dairy heifers and cows 30 yearling heifers | . 1 spring dray On account of a client— 10 2-year empty heifers (guaranteed) GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS, etc. I Select your Seeds here for best i quality and .germination—and lowest prices!. We have just opened fresh stocks of the following:— FOB 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 1 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, B.L.E. | Canterbury, ma- BARLEY —Cape, chine dressed Chevalier and and clipped. Black Skinless INSPECT OUB SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS. FARMERS' CO-OP. ALL BRANCHES. I [ UNION STREET SALE, ROOMS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. At 1.15 p.m. J> P. MORRISSEY & CO. will sell as above— * Prime beef and corned beef, household furniture, new potatoes and sundries ~ ON THE PREMISES, HIGH STREET. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. At 2 p.m. J> P. MORRISSEY & CO., instructed by the solicitor for the landlord, will sell by public auction as above at the shop lately occupied by C. S. Fong, Fruiterer — The stock-in-trade, including fruit, cordial drinks, tinned fruits, nuts, counters, shelving, spring balance scales^ linoleum, 2 wire delivery baskets, broom, glass tumblers and sundries t i CENTRAL MART. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. At 2 p.m. gMITH & EASTON will sell on account of vendors as above— Large quantity of household furniture, including 3-piece chesterfield suite, dining table, 6 dining chairs, couch, Morris and easy chairs, overmantle, piano stool, 2 bedroom suites, beds and mattresses, hospital bed, stretcher, chest drawers, looking glass, round table (cedar top), electric kettle, electric griller, Singer machine, table mangle, 2 zinc baths, pots and pans, and sundries 100 " cases apples and Valencia i oranges "SHALL US?" 11 LET'S S" JOIN THE BIG STUNT AT' "J^GAERE QARDENS ON LABOUR DAY. In addition to our many attractionsWater Chute, Launch, Magnavox," the Great Orchestrala, etc.—Stratfo/d's Associated Shop Assistants are conducting some Novelty Side Shows in aid of their Queen Candidate. The Organiser of the Mardi Gras has arranged for one of Wanganui's j Crack Bands of 30 Performers to be ! in attendance from 1.30 to 4 p.m. j More Space in next Saturday's issue of this paper and we will then tell you more about IT. T\ENIMS from the smallest to the biggest sizes, also Bib Overalls and Denim Coats, all sizes, made from o { good strong denim at Adamson" iv Robb's. | T ADIES ! See our windows for new ! season's costume cloths, also the latest in fashion plates from Paris.— Goldstone and Patterson, Ladies' and Gents, High-class Tailors, Hawera.