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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 61, 1 August 1914, Page 8

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0 A K [J R A V A R D S. Kit I DAY NISXT, AUGUST 7. WEBSTER BROS SHU, -MIXED CATTLE

INGLEWOUM. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5. MATTHEWS, GAMLIN * CO, hold their weekly sale in their Ingle wood yards as above. Present entries: 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLE Sale at 1 o'clock.

IJIHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATU'* ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.i LTD. (Successors to Messrs Gillies and Nalder). LIST OF SALES FOR AUGUST— Monday, 3—Okaiawa Wednesday, s—Eltham. Thursday, 6—Unworn. Tuesday, 11—Manaia. Friday, 14—Mr. James ifacfie, Opunakc. Monday, 17 —Okaiawa, Wednesday, li>—Eltham. Thursday, 20—Ilawcra. Friday, 21—Kaponga. Saturday, 22—Opunake Horse Fair Monday, 24—Auroa. Tuesday, 25—Manaia. Thursday, 27 —Hawera Horse Fair Friday, 28—Hawera Horse Fair. Saturday, 29—Hawera Horse Fair . Monday, 31—Okaiawa. CLEARING SALES FOR 1914. AUGUSTTuesday, 11—I. Sanderson, Fraser Road Friday, 21—a. Allluisen, Kapon j a (springing heifers) J

IT, KUMIN'ARV NOTICE. DISPERSAL SALIC. OPUNAKE. FRIDAY, ACHJL'ST 14. 'pi'E FARMERS' OJ-OPKRATrVJi ORGANISATION SOCTETY OF X.Z., LTD., have been favored with instructions In- Mr. Jas. Macfie to hold a dispersal sale of his choice herd of 90 DAIRY COWS Full particulars later

PRELIMINARY XOTIC.fi. HORSE FAIR OPUXAKE. SATURDAY, Al'fil'ST 22. rpilK I'AR.MKR.S' CO-OPERATIVE OItfiANfSATION* SOCIETY OF X.Z.. 1.1 D.. will hoi(1 a Pair us u'dovp, at Middlulon's Stiihlo unl->.