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Taranaki Daily News, 23 June 1915, Page 8

KAI'OXGA SA'LKYATIDf FRIDAY, JUNE 25 THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION- SOCIETY OF NKW ZEALAND, LTD.. JO.Q lIBAD CATTLB, indiidin-:-ijlVor by Public Auction, as above. •10 mixed weane.rs 20 heifers in calf ■II pijjs. '!>, on account of ~\Fr. ,T. Carter, who is leaving tile district:—4 good dairy cows in milk 'and close

orrrcAh road, otam*; iATUIRIDUY, JUNE 26. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. E. Dean, who is leaving, to Pell by Auction, as above, WITTTOUT RESERVE—--38 YOnXG anv,?! ' A »S™t find September calvers 3 springing heifers 1. two-year-old Hnlstein linll 1 one-year-old Shorthorn bull 21 mixed .wcancrs 1 two-year-old fat steer ' 3 horses 1 sow close to farrowing I'2 store pips sundry poultry 1 gig, do« cart, milk cart.-harness, milk cans, strainer, single furrow plough, dipc harrows, tyne harrows, chain harrows, sledge, chaff cutter, I set double dray harness. Planet junior drill and sundries.

■SACK AT 1 p.m. sharp liCiNCTIECVNT PROVIDED. ON THE I<IVRM, OAKU'ISA. MON'DAY, JUKE -28. NEWTON KING Jf AS received instructions from .Mr. W. diuekle, who has sold his farm, to soil by Public Auction, ag above, WITHOUT RESERVE— ' <JO YOUNG DAIRY Ca\VS, August and Soptcnnber calvers •i 3-year springing heifors/11 2-yeal springing heifers, 18 yearlings, 2 draught marea (4 years), S-year gelding, 5-year gig pony, spring cart and harness, horss and cow rugs and farm sheets, milk cans, trap and harness, farm implements, furniture and sundries. Luncheon provided. Sale, at 1 o'clock.

YyA TCII ES ! YY ATCH ES : EOIi SALE, WITHOUT RESERVE. L. A. NOLAN & CO. T-TAVE received instructions to <ell on SATURDAY NEXT, the 20th June, WATCHES (mamifactitre-'s Bankrupt stock), including Ladies' Silver, Rolled Gold, Gunmetal, also 50 Wristlet Watches, Men's Hunter, Demi-Hunter, Silver, Rolled Gold, Radium-faced, etc., .etc. Every -watch guaranteed in going order. Sale 11 a.m. to 12 noon, recommencing at 2 p.m.

■pOY'AL -MAIL MOTOR '.BUS SERVICE NEW HMJYMOtTniI-TXjR'LEWWn and INTiILftWOOiD - XRW PLYMOUTH. DAILY SERVICE. Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays —Leaves iMasonie Staples at 7 a.m.. arriving at Jngkiwood at S a.m.; leaving Inghuvood at 8.30 a.m.. arriving at New Plymouth 0.43; leaving on return trip at 4 p.m., arriving at lnglewood at o.l'S p.m.; leaving at 0.30 ]i.m. for New Plymouth. Tuesday, Thursdays and Fridaysleaves -Masonic StaWes at 8 a.m., arriving at lnglewood at 9 a.m.; leaves Tngieiwood at 9,13 a.m., arriving at Xew (Plymouth -10.U> a.m.; leaves New Plymouth 4 p.m., arriving lnglewood 5 p.m.; leaving again 5.30 -p.m. for New Plymouth, arriving at 0.30 p.m. iFares as usual. Parcels as -per arrangement. Telephone messages receive prompt attention.

OAA ACRES, Alton, all in grass, all ploughable, well fenced, subdivided and watered by running streams; three miles to railway station, one mile to factory and school, Trice £35 per acre. Terms. I AO ACRES, all in grass and crops, level country, 13 paddocks, house of 9 rooms, first-class outbuildings; three miles to railway, close to factory rnd school; 40 cows are milked on this farm and 30 other cattle a/e grazing. Only one mprtgage (Government). Price £24 per acre. Terms will be given. KING AND STIBBB, AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, 'GOOD WORK. FAIR OTOE. That's the principle upon which we work, and which has made us popular on all sides. Tho householder appreciates getting his furniture removed carefully and safely; the business man has confidence in us because we pass his entries quickly and deliver goods and parcels with regularity and speed. In every department wo do reliable work at a fair price—not a penny more.— N.Z; Express Co., Lt&