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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 122, 23 June 1909, Page 3

I POSTPONEMENT NOTICE. ■ifß. J. h. I-BBOTSON'S clearing salt , 1U advertised for FRIDAY. 25tli inst. te unavoidably postponed for a short while. NEWTON KlNfi. jyiJ5F/l "■'' ; Auctioneer. WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY JUNE 24. NEWTON KING WILL sell by auction at his yards as above,— OAA MIXED CATTLE, inchuling--50 12 to 18-nionths mixed 10 springing heifers 20 .store and forward cows 100 f.ui. ewes in lamb

EBSTER BROS.' SALK DATES. ■June 25—Omnia Yai June 21).—Mr. C. Roberts', Kn Rond. FRIDAY, JILN'E 25. WEBSTER BROS WILL sell at tlieir yards,— OKA HEAD MIXED CATTLE. CLEARING SALE. TUESDAY JUNE 20.

WEBSTEE BEOS Pf AVE received instructions from 111'. Claud Roberts, who has sold his farm, to sell on his farm as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, THE WHOLE OF MS DAIRY HEED, 26 choice dairy cowa '2l heifers, to calve in s'pring 21 calves VJ ,.' 4 young bulls, one steer 7 store pigs, 1 sow in pig 1 70-gal. Baltic Separator, one sea. son's use, m first-class order (slight reserve) Hay stack 1 horse {X. and d. harness), 1 light express (pole and shafts), gig (in good order), spring Cait, Oliver plough, wheel hoe, 10 sacks eating and seed potatoes, 30 shares in Mangorei Dairy Co. (S.E.), KK) pukatca and rinm posts', fowls, and useful farm sundries. Also,— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Luncheon at Noon.

IMPORTANT SALE PUREBRED JERSEY CATTLE On Account of Mr. T. R. EXLEY, who is going to England, GILLIES AND NALDER ■JTAVB received instructions to N 6ell ty unction at their Hone Bazaar, Hawcra, on SATURDAY, 3rd JULY, at 12 Noon, The Whole of Mr. Exley's Pedigreed Jerseys. WITHOUT RESERVE.

XARAMAKI WOOL. SHEEPSKIN, HIDE, AND TAIXOW SALES. IIAYMAKKET, STIiATEOIID. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 0. Pl/lENTS are particularly requested to 'forward Consignments in time to arrive on c* before Friday previous. Small consignments will lie received at my PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their produce meeting FULLCOMPETITION. NEWSOT EBfG Stratford Wool, Hide, Bheepßkln and Tallow Sale. NEXT SALE-TUESDAY, JULY 8. fJLIENTS are requested to forward consignments eo au to reach us by FRIDAY, ?6th January. . YOUNG. Stratford.

"L-K ■ C" MILKING MACHINE WOJDERFUI, SOCCESS of the 1908 MODEL fitted with "THDIE" CUPS. FREE TRIAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Wtwlll PUIUIH WUKLY the Oplntont it Ultra. Mr. X. B. Fletcher. Toko says: Xo iluirriniiii should hesitate about instnllrng the L.K.G. if ho wishes to obtain the licst results. Agents: J, B. MaeEwan 8 Co., Lid. K«mont St., K. Plymouth .

FARMERS. When a Cow is Half Dead 18 A POOR TIME TO THINK OF BUYING A DRINOH Every farmer who runs his farm on a business basis knows by experience that it pays handsomely to t)rench each cow immediately after calving. You cannot afford to risk the life of a valuable animal when you can get SYKESS DRENCH

. top 1/8 paokat op 18/a dozen from «tore». If you are a progressive dairyman you will always keep a supply at hand. The cost of SYKES'S DKENCH is small in comparison to the value obtained from its use. It acts as a preventative of abortion for the ensuing season, milk fever, etc., to say nothing of rendering milk fit for the factory a day sooner. You cannot afford to experiment on YOUR VALUABLE CATTLE With UNKNOWN and UNTRIED remedies. Sykess Drench is known as the animal's friend, and has the endorsement of thousands of farmers, many of whom have written gratuitously to the Press recommending its use to Dairymen. Don't hesitate, get a supply from ycrnr storekeeper at once. EVENING WEAR - All-wool "~ voiles, in pretty evening gtwiles, worth 1/11 and 2/fl; now I/- per yard. t-WAKD, Cash Draper.