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Taranaki Daily News, 6 July 1915, Page 8

« /LALAND LOAN AND ((.i.WTJi.u, AGENCY OO.'S IST OF B/.LES FOR i.v, o—-Manaia , !)—Waverley. lii.v, H) -Morse Fair, Hawcra. ;.v, 12—hakaramca. iv. l:'I--Stratford. ■sday. 14—Eltham. jay, l."i—Hawera. lay. ],"i—Koburatahi. ', HI Painter Road, Kaitikoiho iv. 1!) -Opunakc. .iv, 20—Manaia. >'. 23 -Wavcrlcv. v. 23—Te Wcra. i.v. 2(1 Kiikarainea. -iy, 2"—Strafford. ay, 27—-Wool, skin and hide ill', Stratford. esiL.y 2-B—Eltham. day, 2!)—Hawera. v, :i(i—Palmer Road, Kaitikoiho CLEARING SALES. JULYTuesday. o—McKay Bros., Fraaer Road, Hawera. Wednesday 7—Jos. Cobine, Kakaramen. Thursday, B—John Birkett, Sole Road, Xgaere (in conjunction Willi Newton King). Friday 9—XfAYill B-os., Tokaora. Monday 12—Ceo. Mitchell, Kakaramea. Tuesday. 13—P. McDonald, Ohangai. Wednesday 14—Edmund Bourke, Tnaha- Road, Manaia. Thursday, 15—Wm. Earn, York Rd., Miilhirst. Thursday, 15— T. Tumararoa, HaThursday, 15—Thos. Sutherland, Manaia. Friday, I(l—Estate Gordon Townsend, T.owgartki (in conjunction with Newton King) Saturday 17— J. and W. Joyce, Otakeho. Monday 10— F. Hoskin, Opunake (springing heifers). Monday 1!) E. E. Creaswell, Finnerty Road, Ngaerc. Tuesday 20-Otto Schultz, Alton. Wednesday 21— H. 0. Frecling, Bird Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 21— J. J. and P. L Parry, Normanby Road, Manaia. Thursdav, 22—D. McVcan, Dalriel Road, Eltham. Friday, 23 R. Dyson, Mangawhero Road. Eltham. Monday 3(s—Percy Palmer, Kakaramen. Tuesday, 27—D. J. Wills, Tawbiti, Hawera. Friday, 30—Jas. Flanagan, Palmer lioad, Knpuni. AUGUST— Wednesday. 4—Bourko Bros., Kohl, Waverlcv. FRIDAY, JULY 9th. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., J-JAVE received instructions from Messrs. MeXEILL BROS., who ka»e sold their farm and are leaving tha dufriel, to .SELL, as above, WITHOUT "RESERVE— : 75 choice dairy cows, mostly July mid August calvera 1 Jersey bull i yearlings 1 half-draught gelding, 5 yrs, trial 1 half-draught mare, aged 1 three - quarter - draught mare, stinted to Highland Ma* 2 harness horses 2 half-draught colts, unbroken 2 unbroken Hacks ' 11-coulter M.H. drill, Cambridge roller, di. plough disc, tripod barrows, R. and G. hay rake, grass mower, a-ton milk waggon, 2 drays, trolley, gig and harnett, 4-horso block and tackle gear,. swings and chains, windmill,;' quantity harness, 2 riding Bad-'*' dies, cans, cooler and dairy uten- .* nils, pig troughs and ■barreto, 4 sacks pig potatoes, cattle dog, 32 p.b. White Leghorn fowls, farm tools, and sundriea. With. Slight RoserveSaw bench 0 n wheels, A. and B. double bagger, chaff-cutter, 3 h.p, Hornsby petrol engine (almost new). The above is a good herd, and was originally owned by Mr. M. Rudkin, They were carefully selected, and havo been periodically culled. Average test for the year, 4. We can confidently recommend tins herd to anyone wanting good COT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. iOR SALE, at Stony River Yards, NEXT WEDNESDAY, 6 guaranteed eows, starting to calve for tire pedigree Holstoin bull, Alcartra Woodcrest Piet.je. dam Pietjo Kittanora, aire King Alearta Pietje, whose dam is the grand-dam of King Segis Pontias Alearta, soM for £IO,OOO. [-[ALLTWELL AND rpHOMSON, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. OFFICE: Otago Chambers, Fenton St., MONEY TO LEND AT LOWIBT OURRKOT RATES. WEBSTER, DOBSON & CO. LIST OF SALES. JULYStratford—Tuesday, July 13. G. S. Kennedy, Inglewood (in conjunction with Matthews, Gamlio and Co.)— Thursday, July 22. Stralhniore—Monday, July 26. Sirafford—Tuesday, July 27. Mrs. 11. J. Richmond's pedigree. Jerseys. Stratford yards—Tuesday, WHAT WE DO CLAIM. Pneumonia generally results from a •old or an attack of influenza, but can >e prevented if Chamberlain's Cough Kenedy is taken at the first symptom of ■idler. Many people who have had 'very n-.isini to fear pneumonia have varded it nIT by the prompt use of this •eiHedy. We don't elaini that Chamvrla in's Cough Remedy will cure pneuiionia. but that, it will prevent it if akeu at the first symptom of a cold, iilliinizii or hroiieliial trouble. Sold by ll chemists and storekeepers.