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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 434, 27 January 1912, Page 8

The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd. NOTICE. As delay often occurs through absence of owners when stock is being submitted at auction, we will accept in future that where no instructions are given that ii is left to the auctioneer to do Ii is best for owner and sell ANNUAL OllAUl'O SIIEEP FAIR Wednesday, January 31st, IQI2 We will hold our first sheep fair of the season 011 above date 25000 SHEEI> ' con, l' risin^ r 6,000 2-tooth ewes 1,000 4-tooth Romney-cross ewes, bred by E. Short", esq. 5,000 f.m. ewes 2,500 large-framed sound-mouth ewes, from Gisborne 5,000 2 and 4-toolh wethers 4,000 fat and forward and shorn lambs At 12 o'clock sharp Entries solicited. WAIHOU STOCK SALE Friday, February 2 CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE Monday, February 5 Entries solicited. OHAUPO STOCK SALE Tuesday, February 6 ' Entries solicited. PIO PIO SALE Friday, February 9th HEAD CATTLE 300 1000 sheep Entries solicited. TE KUITI STOCK SALE Wednesday, February 14 500 HEAD CATTLE 4000 sheep Entries solicited. THE FARMERS'CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. MESSRS G. F. McCULLAGH AND G. W. VERCOE, Auctioneers. King Country Representative: Mr. J. F. VFRCOE, Te Kuiti. VERRALL & PRICE, COACH BUILDERS & BLACKSMITHS TE KUITI and PIO PIO OUR Pio Pio shop is now open, and all class of work will be executed in an efficient manner. Shoeing a speciality. Vehicles of every description made to order or repaired at shortest notice All classes of general blacksmithing undertaken. BAKER & WEBB (Late M. Baker) Of Otorahanga. yyHo have been closed for alterations for a few days HAVE NOW RE-OPENED. Every comfort and convenience. A perfect shave or haircut guaranteed. To save and to hold your j trade is my aim. To gain your confidence it is essential to merit favour. To hold your goodwill merit must be maintained. This is especially true of high class tailoring' such as the HOIMiUTON standard of excellence The men and youths of Te Kuiti " know " good Tailoring—they acknowledge merit and merit will tell. Thus it is that Boughton craftsmanship gains and holds ihe § goodwill of my patrons. A. J. BOUGHTON The Leading Tailor, Te KuiTl