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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIV, Issue XLIV, 21 May 1924, Page 8

AUCTIONS. FARMERS' (^OPT AUEOA. FRIDAY, MAY 23. 100 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc. Also— \ AT THE SCHOOL HOUSE. At 12 o'clock sharp. On #««6unt of Mr T. Walker, who is leaving* th& district— His heacaefcold furniture and effects &m THE PARM (recently ocesipied by Atwtin and Cox), OPUA ROA"D^OPU3fAKE. i, TUESDAY, MAY 21. d _ At 1 o'«lock. 'JHE FARMERS' CO-OP, hare received instructions from Mrs Sarah Cox, to offer on aibo-ve1 date WITHOUT RESERVE £Q DAIRY COWS; Augmst ealvers 26 Holsteiu and Jersey cress 2-year in-calf heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull 4.breeding sows 1 boar Dray and harness, plough, dfcill, milk cans, etc. NOTE.—This is a genuine sale au^ comprises all the stock bought in by Mrs Cox at the sale by her as grantee, and are now offered absolutely without reserve as the Mortgagee of the land has exercised his power of sale. The cows are the pick of Austin and Cox's herd and can be recommended with confidence. Also— On account of Mrs T. Austin 2 good farm horses 1 gig horse, sound and quiet " Buggy, harness, Sharpels separator, hand or power, 120 gallons, Wolesley separator, 33 gallons, stumping jack, netting tools, fowls and sundries AT FARMERS' CO-OP. SALEYABDS, INGLEWOOD. FRIDAY, MAY 30. PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RESERVE At 1 o'clock. fHE FARMERS 7" CO-OPERATIVE ■ ORGANISATION SOCIETY and NEWTON KING LTD. have been fav^ oured with instructions from Mr A. J. Corrigan to sell in conjunction on the above date—■ 160 JEBSEY Etf-CALF HEIFESS, mostly 2-year 30 Jersey cross in-calf heifers 10 Holstein cross in-calf heifers » The above heifers have been selected - from Mr J. R. Corrigan 's herds of over . 400 cows, on which pedigree Jersey bulls have been used for the past 15 years. As the result of careful breeding and heavy culling, these herds (all over),.milked Jby share-milkers last year, averaged 2911b. butter-fat. Since weaning these heifers have been depasturing at "Waitui," Inglewooa, and will do well no matter where they are shifted. ! LAND SALE. AT WAVERLEY YARDS. i j FRIDAY, MAY 30. ! f At 1 o 'clock. MUST BE SOLD TO WIND UP TRUST ESTATE. rfHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., acting under instructions from the Trustees of the late Isaac Lupton, will offer on above date^— 100 ACRES Freehold, being portion of the "Stanley Park Estate," and situated three-quar-ters of a mile from the Waverley Post Office TERMS— 10% on fall of hammerj 10% on possession; 10% ia 12 months or buildings to the equivalent; Balance 5 years at 6%; Possession 6th June. The property is suitable for either dairying, fattening, or grazing, and is well watered and sub-divided into four paddocks. The Trustees are determined j ta realise in order to wind up the estate, and are prepared to accept a price based on a productive value basis. Furtheir particulars from the Auctioneers or from their Waverley agent, who will show intending purchasers over the property. 172127 PLANTING- SEASON, 1924. I HAVE BIG STOCKS OF THEFOLLOWING: HEDGE PLANTS—Ake Ake, Ele'agnus, Eseallonia (2 varieties), Privet and ! Tree Lucerne, in 1, 2 and 3-year-oldj plants. FOREST and SHELTER TREES— Pines, Maeroearpas, Lawsonianas aad Gums in variety. BOXTHOKX — 250,000 extra stedng plants. FRUIT TREES in varieties most suitable for district. ORNAMENTALS—Roses and Shrubs. Catalogues and full information cm horticultural matters on application G. H. M™*** WAIHI NURSERIES, EETEMARAE ROAD, t> , ? e}VH houe: n ISIK ' Hawera. Postal Addres: R os 8, Normanby PO Hawera Agents: Messrs. Smith and Easton, Cental Mart.