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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIV, Issue XLIV, 6 May 1924, Page 8

AUCTIONS. newtoFking ltd JJEWTON J£IN(I J^IMITED, STOCK & STATION AOENT& JJJB E. A. NIXON, of Hawers, ias been appointed as our Stock Ag*Jis for South Taranaki. > , Mr Nixon's Office will be with Mr, T. J. Salmon, Princes Street, Hawera, where all enquiries will be promptly attended to. Telephones: Office 128; Priv. House 20.WAVEBLEY SALEYAEDB. FEIDAY, MAY g/^^** 2*u*7" ' »3 - At 1 p.m. fHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEEES will sell by auction as above— 200 ewes in lamb to Romney rams 140 2-tooth wethers 120 empty ewes 200 lambs / 14 empty cows 27 4 and 5-year bullocks ' 22 weaners 'J ! M PEDIGREE JERSEY SALE. PEDIGREE JEEBEY SALE. "CRYSTAL SPEINGS," MATJNGATAPERE. A SALE OF QQ PEDIGBEE JEESEY COWS "v AND HEIFEES Will take place at MB C. STEVENS' FARM, MAUNGATAPERE, WHANGAREI On WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924 Starting at 1.30 p.m. The Vendor remarks as follows:-— "My annual cow sale will be held on May 14th, 1924, at 1.30 p.m., on the farm, at Maungatapere, when I will sell 33 cows and heifers. To enable new breeders to follow my method of establishing a Jersey herd I will give the names and a short history of each sire used in the herd and their connection with the outstanding Jerseys of the Dominion. I bought Moonlighter an inbred Cicero bull, in 1894, at auction, giving top price for bulls, from Mr F. L. Wright, although he was only a~ two-month-old calf. His dam, Moonshine, is a full sister to Moonbeam, the dam of Jersey Boy, the sire of Grannie s Girl, the dam of Grannie's Knight Moonshine was champion at Auckland Show twice, Waikato Show once, and Pukekohe Show twice. She traces back to imported Favourite, a cow that all the N.Z. champions for type or butterfat can claim as one of their ancestors Moonlighter was the sire of Lady Flora's Olive, who for three years running, at a week's test in November made 33, 30, 331b. butter-fat. Moonlighter was champion bull for two years at Whangarei Show. Catalogues may be had on application to— STAR OFFICE, - Hawera. THE LAST WORD IN MILEINfcr MACHINERY. YVUTILITY* f ° TEAT CUP SUPREME. Acknowledged to be the finest combination of advantages ever placed on the market. Circular or Trial Sets on request. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. SINGLE SET, £4 4s; Three or More Sets, £3 17s 6<L Obtainable from J. E. KAYWOOD, 42 Albert St., AUCKLAND. Telegrams, < < Hayutil,'' Auckland. We stock all classes of Eubberwaie 4 for every make of machine. Best quality; lowest prices. Post free. PLANTING CEASON, .1924. PLANT NOW BARBEEBY, 2-year, 50/- 1000: !l0 5000. BOXTHOEN, 25/- 1000; £5 5000. LAWSONIANA, 2-year, 35/- 100; 3year, .50/- 100. GUMS and WATTLES, 17/6 100- £5 . 1000; £12 10s 5000. PINUS INSIGNIS, for Shelter, 25/----100; £10 1000. PINUS INSIGNIS, for timber planting . 45/- to 150/- 1000. For prices and particulars of any other lines apply to— Duncan & Davies Ltd., Westown, New Plymouth; 'phone 465. G. H. Mills, Normanby, 'phone 181K Hawera. ' F. J. Morshead, Avenue Eoad, New Plymouth. W. Moss, Ngaere, 'phone 255 D, Eltham. W. Pettigrew, Stratford, 'phone 186. ALEX. ]£LGAR, HAIEDEESSEE & TOBACCONIST (Next to Dixon's Music Shop), I HIGH STEEET, HAWEEA. Everybody gets their Haircut and Shave at ELGAE'S but me. lama JJE C. D. AELIDGE, o f the Hawera Commercial Agency, 28 Begent St has been appointed Representative of the above Corporation for the Hawera district as from the Ist March, 1924 All classes of. Fire and Accident Insurance accepted at lowest current rctes. DON'T FAIL TO INSURE ! '