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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144851, 1 December 1915, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION, STONY RIVER YARDS. | WEDNESDAY, DECEMH3i 8. I EWI O N K 1 N ° Has received instructions from ME. JOHN CLARK, of Okato, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—OK CHOICE SHORTHORN DAIRY O COWS IN . MILK (cows that can Tie recommended with confidence) 3 Shorthorn Bulls (7 months to 2 years) 4 IS-month Heifers, 3-Draught Gelding, 5-year Hack, Dray and Harness, L.S. Gig and Harness. 5 Milk Cans, Tine and Disc Harrows, Stack of Oaten Sheaf containing roughly 15 tons, and Farm Sundries Also, practically Without ReservedGoodwill of W.C.S.R. Lease of 125 acres, Section 20, Block 5, Cape S.D., rental £45 per annum, compensation for improvements in 10 years. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. 1701 ST. ANDREW'S GOLF LINKS, HAMILTON. ROOFER & ‘jyjj’ ANN IN G AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON, Favoured with instructions from H. T GILLIES. Esq., will offer by Public Auction on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, In the HAMILTON HORSE BAZAAR, QA CHOICE BUILDING QA Oil . SECTIONS OU Adjoining and overlooking the ST. ANDREW’S GOLF COURSE, ranging from half acres to one and a quarter acres. Also, 3 ACRES fronting RIVER ROAD and CASEY’S AVENUE, alongside MR. GILLIES’ PRIVATE RESIDENCE, which is now being subdivided into five sections of one acre, half acre, and 3i acres. Also, 5 DAIRY FARMS in areas of 49 acres, 67 acres, and 40 acres at Bankwood,' fronting River Road and Hukunui Hoad, and 61 acres and 42 acres at Newstead fronting Matangi and Cambridge-Hamilton Roads. NOTE. All will be offered at the extremely EASY TERMS of 5 per cent, deposit, balance to remain at 5 per cent. For plans and further particulars apply to COOPER & MANNING, Auctioneers, Hamilton. f 293

GREAT AUCTION SALE. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! Of DRAPERY, MERCERY & CLOTHING TO BE HELD AT 137 DEVON STREET, OPPOSITE NEWTON KING’S. Every Day at 2 p.m. f 667 N. WOODS, Auctioneer.

AMUSEMENTS. CENTRAL SCHOOL CARNIVAL. ON THURSDAY, if fine, my ’Bus will leave Waitara at 11 o’clock, returning after the Carnival, at about 6 o’clock. ARTHUR J. SMITH. f 666 gTRATFORD AGRICULTURAL & jpASTORAL ASSOCIATION’S SIXTH GRAND ANNUAL SHOW, SIXTH GRAND ANNUAL SHOW, At the SHOW GROUNDS, STRATFORD. DECEMBER 1 and 2. 1915. THE GREAT DAIRY CATTLE SHOW OF TARANAKI. SPLENDID HORSE AND JUMPING' COMPETITIONS. ENTRIES CLOSE on November 25, 1915, at 9 p.rn. Lata entries will be received up to FRIDAY, 2Gth, at 9 p.m. Schedules free on application to tbo Secretary, A. D. STANLEY, f 22 Box 59. Stratford. rgEALAND A XEMEN ASSOCIATION QARNIVAL. ELTHiM, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1915. ■ The Time and Place to see the Leading Axemen and Sawyers competing for the World’s Championship. CYCLISTS, Note the following events: ONE MILE HANDICAP, of £5. Prizes £3 10s, 30s. and 10s. Nomination ss. acceptance free. CARNIVAL WHEEL RACE (handicap), of £l2. 2 miles. First prize £7, second £3, third £2. Nomination ss, acceptance 10s. THREE MILE HANDICAP, of £6. First prize £3, second £2, third £l. Nomination 4s, acceptance free. ENTRIES CLOSE DECEMBER 18. G. D. GOW, £536 Sfftrottga, KUJiam.