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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 4 July 1924, Page 10

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP? KAKARAMEA. MONDAY, JULY 7. 100 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including—--7 Jersey weaner heifers IvAKAEAMEA YARDS. MONDAY, JULY 7. r fHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mrs A. Harrison to sell on above date--30 DAIRY COWS, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers . Auctioneers’ Note.—The above herd are mostly Jerseys and are in good condition, and anyone in search of good dairy sorts should attend this sale. OKAIAWA SALEYARDS (For Convenience of Sale).. MONDAY, JULY 7. At. 1 o’clock. 'J'HE FARMERS’"CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr J. S. Short to sell his herd of Grade Jerseys WITHOUT RESERVE 50 DAIRY COWS i 6 sows to farrow 1 milk carter Hay rake, discs, dray and sundries In, 16 years’ dairying this is Mr Short’s first dispersal sale. The above herd is composed of all grade Jerseys, bar three S.H.-Jersey cross. Last season these cows did 16,0001 b. off 100 acres; this season 15,0001b5. In good condition, showing well in calf, and to Jersey-bulls, these cows, bred by Mr Short, are worthy of attention from anyone looking for heavy producers. We recommend buyers to reserve this date.

JJOBBER £JOW. DISPLACE HER PERMANENTLY. DO NOT LET HER BREED. GO IN FOR BUTTER-FAT RACE PURITY. NOTICE ! gHEPHERD’S HORSEBREAKERS, Specialists, have set aside the second half of OCTOBER for the Taranaki district to SPEY cows, which is done scientifically and humanely. Entries received by the Farmers ’ Co-op. at all branches not later than Ist October next. Do not hesitate to enter, as there is money in this. Read the special article in the Hawera Star of June 12th, and consult us on the matter. We can not only interest you, but show you the way to increased profit. UNION STREET SALE ROOMS. SATURDAY, .JULY 5. At 1.15 p.m. R. P. MORRISSEY & CO, will sell by public auction as above— Lot practically new household furniture and effects, on account of clients who are Reaving the district, including handsome combination oak wardrobe, oak duchess and pedestal, 2 oak bedroom suites, 7-piece sitting room suite in moquette, 2 oak dining room suites, 2 valuable chesterfield suites, 2 oak pedestals, 2 4 and 3-piece rimu bedroom suites, d. and s. bedsteads, rimu wardrobe, duchesses, hall stand, . Shaeklock range, 2 tricycles and" lot household sundries Consignment of fancy goods, blan- • lcets, men’s working trousers, 300 lawsoniana. trees, South Island table potatoes, dessert and cooking apples Also— Prime ox beef, corned beef, pork, bacon and ham UA ip DEE BROS., market gardeners, pate a J-JEG to notify the public of Haw and surrounding districts that tl have opened up a Fruit and Yegeta shop in & PRINCES ST., HAWERA, opposite Lash’s Blacksmith’s Shop, where Fresh Fruit and Vegetables can be obtained daily. We also have a delivery cart, and we can guarantee satisfaction in our prices.

J. L. m artin ’ mt -> GRADUATE Of the 4-vear Course of Weltmer Instiote of Suggestive Therapeutics, Nevada, Mo. *. eieutifically practising a system of -Urugless Healing. A sensible, sure method of healing, recognised by foremost scientists and approved by grateful patients. As a Scientific Healer, Mr Martin practices no magic, uses no drugs, but honestly and truly performs services of great value to persons who are ill in body or mind. Consultation Hours: 2 to 5.30 p.m. 21 WELLINGTON ST., HAWERA (Near Hodder and Tolley). I?ARMERS ! Please Note: Milk Shute, 2/4 per foot; tinned steel, tanks > £3 15s; 600-gal. £4 17s 6d, 800-gal. £6.—Ellis & Smith, Plumbers, Nelson St., Hawera. ws musical. . H. c. H. HUTTON, Mus.-Bac., Teacher of Organ, American Organ, Piano and Theory, Singing. Special attention paid to beginners. Studio: Methodist Church, Regent St. librarian.