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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 10 March 1923, Page III

Avowiomo. FARMERS' CO-OP. ~~~. OPUNAKE. MONDAY, MARCH 12. 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc. 20 empty heifers 50 ewes MANAIA. TUESDAY, MARCH 13. 200 'HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc. 200 lambs . ' * NOTE.—Owing to the Manaia Cattle Show, sale will commence at 12.30 p.m. sharp. ■ - . • ■imammm^mm^^mia^Ba*'rmmm a^mmm^mimmim!tL PLAHT SEEDS THAT GROW THIS AUTUMN! ~'sUMßk^^H^fcv-^ A\____\y AS a consequence of the weather experienced during-ha_ vest good seed of high germination is very scarce. FARMERSi SECURE YOUR REQUIREMENTS NOW— And Avoid Disappointment f We have fresh stocks of all the | principal lines, all of which have I been tested^ for Purity and Gerj urination. 'Also fresh stocks of ' ALGERIAN OATS (machine dressed and clipped) GARTON OATS BLACK OATS CAPE & BLACK SKINLESS BARLEY, ETC. Obtain your quotations and samples, from your own firm for saving and satisfaction. FARMERS'CO-OP. (ALL BRANCHES). AUTUMN HOBSE FAIR. FRIDAY, MARCH 23. J£NTRIES for' above Sale now being received. We have numerous en- i quiries for sound Heavy" Horses. Only a LIMITED NUMBER of Entries will j be accepted. | N.Z. L. & MiA. CO., LTD., R. P. MORRISSEY & CO. ' (in conjunction). ■ i SALE OF "ROBEMOUNT" ESTATE, WAVERLEY. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. AT WAVERLEY TOWN HALL, i ; * At 3 p.m. I J^REEMAN R. JACKSON & CO, i LTD., in conjunction with the I FARMERS' COOP. ORGANISATION .SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., have been I instructed by the Executors of the late DAVID PEAT to sell,the sub-divisions I of the above estate,' comprising— IK FARMS, ranging in area from 52 acres to 300 acres This property ranges from rich fattening and dairying land to healthy i sheep country, and is situated within 2} miles of Way t erley_ post office, and adjoins Waverley racedourse station. Inspection may, be arranged Tfrith the Auctioneers. TERMS—--10% on fall of hammer 10% on possession Further 15% in twelve months Balance on mortgage 7 years at 6% POSSESSION MAY 1. Plans upon Application. Further particulars from the Auctioneers or Messrs Armstrong and Barton, solicitors to the Executors, Wanganui. QPUNAKE JJACING rjLUB (Incorporated). ANNUAL MEETING. SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1923. Judge: C. H. Washer. Handicapper: H. Coyle. Starter: A. Morse, i PROGRAMME. 1. HANDICAP HACK HURDLES of 150 boys: one mile and a half. 2. MAIDEN PLATE of 100 seven furlongs, f3. PRESIDENT'S HACK HANDICAP of 125 soys: six furlongs and a half. 4. OPUNAKE CUP (open) of 300 soys; one mile and a quarter. 5. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP of 125 soys; five furlongs. 6. ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP (open) of 200 soys; six furlongs/ 7. WELTER HACK HANDICAP of 125 soys; seven furlongs. 8. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP of 125 soys; six furlongs. NOMINATIONS for ALL Events CLOSE on MONDAY, February 26th, at 5 p.m. One soy. each event. ( i For detailed programme see Referee, i P. S. RILEY, Secretary, Pihama.' TpOR the Lenten season we have opened up a large and varied Consignment ** of new season's fish at less than pre--war price. Finest Norwegian ling, 1/6 lb; Sockeye salmon, 1/6 tin; pink salmon from 7d tin; Norwegian sardines, '6d tin, 5/6 doz.; Morton's fresh herrings,' 1/2 tin; herrings in sauce from 6d tin; kippered herrings, large tin, 1/2; salt herrings,^ doz. in tin, 3/11; smoked herrings, doz. in tin, 3/11; whitebait, pilchards, little fish in tins from 9d. HaVe a look at our window display. We buy direct and save middlemen's profits. Our gain is your . gain.—O'Reilly and Walker, high-class grocers, Hawera.