OjN the farm. OPI.'NAJvE-STRATKORD ROAD, RIVERLEA. TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 2. ' At 1.30 p.m. Sharp. lILIE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE 1- ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF .'/j. LTD., have received instruction* uni Messrs Jen kin son and Simpson, ho have dissolved partnership and io leaving the district, to sell by üblic auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVEIS .young dairy cows (in milk) 1 rJolstein bull 10 yearling heifers 12 wcaner pigs 6 store pig 8 7 fat pigs .'.5 sows 1 Berkshire boar 2 waggon horses 1 gig horse, gig and harness 1 milk waggon and harness 1 (hay and harness I Booth McDonald plough 1 set Tine harrows 1 Simplex milking machine (4 buckets) i h.p. Hornsby benzine engine, milk cans, buckets and sunISTumber of Shares in Kaponga Dairy Co. account of another vendor— I 2-ycar half-draught filly (with slight reserve). LUNCHEON PROVIDED. (IIJLIS NEW ZJSALAND LOAN AMD MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.'fr LB3T OF SALES FOR NOVEMBERTuesday 2—Stratford. Tuesday 2—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday 3—Eltham. Thu i-sday 4—Hawera. Thursday I—-Kohuratahi. Friday .5 —Palmer Road. Monday 8- Opunake. ■ Tuesday 9—Manaia. Tuesday 9—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Friday 12—Waverley. Friday 12—Tc Wera. ;', ion day 15—Kakaramea. Tuesday 16—Stratford. Tuesday 1 (i—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Wednesday 17 —Eltham. Thursday 18—Hawera. ■ Friday 19 —Waverley. Friday 19 —Supplementary Horse Fair, Hawera. Saturday 20—-Supplementary Horse Fair, Hawcia. Monday 22—Opunake. Tuesday 23—"W001, Skin and Hide Sale, Stratford. Tuesday 23—Manaia. Friday 26—Waverley. Monday 29—Kakaramea. Tucsda v 30 —Stratford.
rpUK FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE A ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALES FOR OCTOBER— Havvoia (Horse Fair) —Saturday, 30. NOVEMBER— Tuesday 2—Mana ia. Monday B—Okaiawa. Wednesday lU—Elfcliain. Thursday 11—Hawera. Friday 12—Kaponga. Monday 15—Opunake. Tuesday 16 —Manaia. Friday IL>—Auroa. Monday 22—Okaiawa.. Wednesday 24—Elfcham. Thursday 25—Hawera. 3Jonday 29—Opunake. Tuosda v 30—Manaia.
STRATFORD SPRINGING HEIFKR SALE. rCJESDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, 1915. TEWIViN KING will sell by AucI lion as above—--75 SPRINGING HEIFERS 40 DAIRY COWS (Without Reserve). Sale at 12 o'clock. YORTH AUCKLAND SHEEP FARM \a() ACRES FREEHOLD, most'..J\J\J \y terrace country, and nearly l 11 ploughable, ring fenced, and dividd into 7 paddocks, 250 acres in grass, i which (JU acres has been ploughed; ', sheep country, situated in Bay of stands, and 3j miles from railway nd township; house of 7 rooms, ood orchard, small sheep dip and aids, big sheds j land is well watered ud has one of the finest views of the arbor, 7 miles away, where there is .uiio of the best fishing in New Zeanid. The climate is unsurpassed, and i ouo who wants a mild district this a regular .snip; about 60 acres in nsh. containing plenty of the beat ■ncing hi tuber. Now carrying sheep id cattle. Through the war putting tother place ou the owner's hands, - will hike £5 an acre, and £4OO ish ; stock at valuation. This is st the placo for a man to make a nrt.—Apply "Farm," Box 624, Auck-
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 53, 1 November 1915, Page 8
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