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'A PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. / | I CljfciAlS AGAINST ESTATES. \Y / NOTIGEIis hereby given, pafsuant to lection 50\<k.the Public Trust^ffice Act, L9OB, that a'U^reditors and qthers having rjlaims agains&any of the/deceased per- < ions whose narm«|s appear/in the Schedule lereunder (and%^Pse estates are under ■ administration tty'^tthe Public Trustee) are, hereby requir6<||o lodge such claims (in"-ddupficate), supposed by full particulara^with the Public Ti^istee's local office '. at Auckland, otf or befoi!i§ the 25th day of October, 1919- \ Any claiiri' not lodged; by the date named is liable to exclusioi^ / SCHEDULE. \ McPHEKSON, JOHN, lateW Wellsford, farmer, but at his death^ Boldier, No. 54769 N.Z.E.F. , % / R.TRIGG^ Auckland, Public Tru's\ee. / 22nd August, 1919. HELENSVILLE A. & P. ASS'N. ANNUAL TEST COMPErfr^ibN. THE Competition this year will .extend from September to Decenjcer 3lst. \ 4j? Exhibitors may have thY test taken by the Committee on any o^e day during that period. jt \ Cj^DITIONS Cows"'|p bQ.'ltripped in the presence of an appointed Steward at the previous milking tovwhich the test is to be taken. The Steward will then weigh the next two milkings, and take equal samples from each. Entries must be made one week before the test is taken. First prize, £5 ss, by the Kaipara Dairy Coy; 2nd £2 2s, by R. Barnes, Esq.; 3rd. £l. A Silver Cup is also presented to be won twice in succession, or three times at intervals. Winner 1918, Mr J. Grey. Entry fee 12s. L. L. BAILEY, Secretary. HELENSVILLE A. AND P. I ASSOCIATION. APPLICATIONS v£ll be received up to noon on FRfDA^ September 12th, 1919, for the posii«sri of Secretary and Treasurer J6 the Association, ConWtilns can be seen at the Secretary's Helensville, Applicants must stlke qualifications and salary required, i L. L. BAILEY, Secretary. Clearing Sale at Wdodhill SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1919 | THE NORTH AUCKL^D FARMERS' CO-OP. LTD., in conjuncaon with Messrs Alfred Buckland & Sons, \have been favoured with instructions rVom MR. W. JOWITT, Woodhill, who isVetiring from Dairying, to sell on the abAve date the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, consisting of i *\ y^ty D*\fy Cows, due Sept.Vnd Oct., ; . / iiucalf to Shorthorn Bua j Stjfcvs, 2 years old \ iD^Jieifers, 2 years old, runniiA with "^ the Bull A 20 Yearlings, mixed sox \ 1 Milking Plant (L.K.G.), with 4 \p. Gardener Engine, 1 Milk Vat\s gals, Buckets and Cream Cans,V Massey-Harris Binder, 1 SprinA Tip Dray and Harness, 1 Bone* Crusher(hand) Sale to start at ta noon sharp. Luncheon Provided. C. G. BROOKb, Auctioneer. Clea\'ng Sale at Tie Pua. THURSDAY, 4, 1919 MESSRS ALFRKD BUCKLAND AND SONS, in conjunction with the NORTiI AUCKLAxND FARMI^RS' CO.-OP. LTD., have been favoured with^inetructions from MR W. RENNIE, To Pul, to sell on the above date the whole of hiiLIVE AND DEAD STOCK, consisting of\ 36 Shorthorn Cowa£(in oatf to Shorthorn bull) \ 3 Yearlings V 2 Medium Draught Horses 1 Hack 8 Pigs (slips) \ 4 Sows at profit % S.F. Plough, set Dis&, 3-leaf Tine Haa*Tws,lClodei'u«her, 1 Massey jf*\ Harris Mower, 1 trjp Spring Dray 'w I an(^ Harness, 1 Gigfend Harness, j ] L.K.G. Milking Machine (4-cow j plant), Felix motor engine, 1 j y Separat^l (90 gals.), ! ljf\ 40-gal. Vat, 1 12-|al. Vat, 4 Cream Cans, 2 sels Draught Harness, 2 Trongfyfe, 30-cwt. Yates' Grass Seed Manure, 300Ibs. permanent Grass S|ed, 6 bags Maize, 6 bags Calf Meal, 2 sacks Seed Oats, Posts, 150| Fencing Battens, 1000 Drain Pipls, Ducks and Fowls, 2 sets Switfele bars. Sundries, etc. • Sale at 11.30 a.m. Luncheok Provided. ; Alfred Buckland & S^is. In Conjunction with \ N.A* Farmers'Co,-op, Ms.