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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 301, 29 May 1915, Page 8

JT'I-IE FARMERS' CO-OPHRATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALIiS FOB MAYJUNE— Manaia—Tuesday 1. Okaiawa —Monday 7. Eltham —Wednesday 0. Huwera —Thursday 10. Ifawera Ilorse Fair —Satujday 12. Manaia—Tuesday 15, Okaiawa—Monday "21. Kltliam —'"Wednesday 23. Ifawera —Thursday 24. Kaponga—Friday 25. Auroa —Monday 23. Manaia—Tuesday 2!). OPU'NAIvE SALEYARDS. MONDAY, MAY 31. At 12.30. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., W ILL Sell by Public Auction, as above, 100 mixed weaners 75 store and forward cows •10 fat cows f,O in-calf heifers 30 empty heifers ,4 hulls 12 store cows. Also— For tho Hospital Ship Fund: 1 fat sheep 1 springing heifer and other stock and goods donated. ■KLTIIAM YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. At 1 p.m. THE N.Z.'LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., w ILL Sell by Public Auction, as above, i;« forward and store cows 70 mixed weaners 12 fat cows ' 20 2-vcar empty heifers 15fliers in calf 20 weaner steers 10 pigg. MANAIA YARDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1015. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., Sell by Public Auction, as above, HEAD CATTLE, including:— 10 fat cows 11 fat heifers 00 store cows springing heifers GO mixed weaners 4 bulls 20 good lambs 12 pigs 100 fencing posts. Quantity of Household Furniture ING'LEWOOD YARDS. ' NEXT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. MATTHEWS, CAM LIN & CO. \yiLL Sell, as above: 200 head mixed cattle 100 f.m. ewes in lots. RICHMOND ROAD. MONDAY, MAY 31. MATTHEWS, GAMLIN & CO. JJAVE reecived instructions from Mr. Harry Hall (who has sold his farm), to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, on his property, Richmond Road, hla stock, horses, implements, etc., as under — 125 2 '^' YEAR ~ OLD HEIFERS (in lots to suit purchasers), June, July, August and September ealvera 12 mixed yearlings 25 fat and forward cows Also—--4 fillies by Consby (rising 2 years) 3 %-dfauglits (rising 4) by Empire (unbroken), 1 draught filly (rising 3) by Empire " (unbroken) ; the following broken horses: 3 half-draughts (ages 4 to 7), 1 boy's pony; quantity of household furniture, etc., etc. lAIso— With Slight Reserve, — 11-eoulter drill, d.f, plough, hay rake mower, hay-tedder, hay sweep, tine and tripod harrows (all in good order). Also handsome sideboard, duchess pair, and 1 chest drawers. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—We, and our predecessors, have been selling springing heifers for Mr. Harry Hall for the past 20 years, it being a portion of tho business that he has always specially catered for. Ilis stock always make top price, anil we can confidently recommend then« to intending purchasers. Luncheon provided at H a.m, Sale at' 12/ dharp. A conveyance will leave Ingloivood after the 10 train from Hawera. EE N HAM'S SALVE. Seals and draws. Price is fid. Once used, always used. In use for ove7 100 yiars in one family. For Bo:is, Sculds, Burns, Gathers; or Banions, and any sores or cuts. Agents Everywhere In Taranaki, of dine* from > , ARTOUK NEED,HAM, ■ > X*""* ' : . . s ■ ■ ■