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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 5, 25 May 1914, Page 8

-IX6 SALIS. MAY— Monday, -Zii— E. J. Baker, Frankley Road Thursday, 28— J. TT. Aroher, Cross Road, Tuna. Monday, I—K. Hutcliinsw, Bapongn Friday, s—Geo. liitckell, Waiwakaiho yards Wednesday, 17— W. J. B. asd W. Paton (pedigree Jerseys), Waiwakiho yards Thursday, 18—IT. P. Bishop, VTaifcui Wencilsday, 24—Jas. Seott, Monmouth Road, Strati»rd Thursday and Friday, 25 and 20— W. Greenway, Pusiko (in eoni junction witi Loa» & -Mercantile Co., Hawera) ! Tuesday, ;il)—W. Seai'le. Awatuna MULY— Thursday, 2—J. T. Hughes, Eugbv Road, Tariki Monday, G—II. Kenny, Cheal Road, I Ngaero I Tuesday, "--Mrs. Mortlock, F.lthanj (in conjunctiqn with Loan & Mercantile Co.. Hawera) Thursday, 9—J. W\ Kixon, Okato Thursday, 0-tt. Shaw, Skcet Ros-.i. Kapuni Friday, 10— R. .7. Linn, Normanb\ '(in conjunction with Loan & Mercantile Co.. Hawera) . f Wednesday, 15 Ranicra, Stony [ River Yards Thursday, Hi—Jas. Phillips, senr., I: Eltham (pedigree Jerseys) Thursday, 2,' i—.l. S. McDonald, Toko Monday, 27—C. Vince, Salisbury Road, Tiuuv AUGUST— Monday, 3—II. Cole, Tikorangi i Wednesday, 19— T. Kennedy, Toko I SEPTEMBER—- | Friday, 4—A. HaroH Stre.ot and I Newton King, Bell Bloek (pedi- | gree HoUteins) D:!tcß to he arranged—- | S. Weston, Junr., Awatuna

I STRATFOIU) CATTLE SALE. TUKSDAY, MAY' 20, 1014. I NEWTON KING j'yyTLL sell at liis yards as abo?c—----j QQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, inrinding;— | 60 S'/Ji to 4-year bu'JocVs |. 50 2'/* to 2-ysa.r steers 15 fat cows 100 store cows 4-0 30nioit.tli3 steers 00 20-nKmtliK empty neiiovs | 2;>o mixed weatii-rs 1 40 fat wethers • 200 ewes in lamb lflfl gond lambs (in lots) Snip at 1 o'clock. Entries now being reeetwd THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1914. \ r EWT(y>r tryvG JJAS received instructions fveiu Jflv. 3. \Y. Archer, who lias sold Ms form, to sell by Puhliu Auction at Farm, Cross Road, Tuna, as above— WITHOUT RESERVE— Jg DAIKI' COWS, 4th catwi'i, «(5w August and September 3 2-yea.r empty iieifore, 2 wc mare, cart.and harness, 2 pedigree Berkshire sows (to faivow in August), milk cans, aerator, buckets, and a iev>- articFes »( furniture Luncheon provided.

lIAWKRA SALE. GLOVER ROAD YARDS, UAWERA. THURSDAY, MAY 28. At 1 p.m. rjMIE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY o*' X Z., LTD. (successors to Messrs Gillies nnd Nalder) will -i-l; as above—--0 fut cows 10 fat heifers 70 D'/j-yKir bullocks 20 18-monthfi empty heifers 50 weaner heifers . ■■■'■'■ 10 mixed vearlin'.'s 70 mixed weancrs 20 cJioiee 2'/ s year heifers, in calf C porkers ' s • t . 3(H) 2-tooth wethers ISO ewe lambs (good) 200 wether- lambs ' '.'.;'>»> forward wether lambs N> " 250 forward wethers !)0 forward ewes 1 <~« » v , CIAL <" T •» T Ij AXD JfOTICE. Yyii Have just had placed in our hands the whole of that beautiful property of the lato Mr. Bremer, of Okaiav.u.. The homestead of 204 acres freehold can be sold in one or two lots to suit purchasers. Very easy terms can bo arranged. | Also—- : That ftne piece of land under the West jCoa-at Lease, with a perpetual right of reuewal,. containing 311 acres; two sections fronting thi Ahipaipa road, one o» 7o acre,*, 0-rooi'' 1 house and shed, nad one of 75 acres trithnut buildings; two sections facing "he Xormanby road, one of. !!0 acre;!, ivilh whare and woolshed, :ind one of 7;S acres, with milking shed, 2'J-hail, machines, and water-power. This hind can be sold in one or more lots to unit purchasers. This is a >jood chance for a man with a sina-il capital. Price and terms earbe had at our office or from If. E. Candy, land salesman. This is absolutely the pick of the YVuinintc Plains, nad should not be long on the market. Sole agents, FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY, HAWERA. H. E. CANDY, Ageiit, Manaia,