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Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1915, Page 8

rpriE I''AI!MKRS' CO-OI'F.'HATIYK ()R----IiA.VIHATIOX SUCIKTV Of NKW ZRALAXI). LIST Of SALES IX) 11 JULY— Monday 12—0 p;s i:i k i>. Tuesday I'i —Manuiu. Monday 111 Okaiawa. Wnlni'sday 21—Kltliam. Thursday 22—Ilawera. Friday 2"—Kaponira. [Monday 211 —Opunakc. '27 "Manaia. [■'riilay 30—Aurua. f]!R F MM! !"|; C ;' rnnpFß ATIVFI 1 I liil IAXIXATION SOCIICTi' OF V.Z., LTD., LIST OF KALES FOB JULY—CLKAIMN'G SALIvS. Friday II —\Y. Fd'.vards and Co., o''o. 1 ),t(c later .1. I". ('alley. Monday ]2—Mr. I). -I. l'luglios, Glen Koad, Manaia.

Tuesday Ki—W. Shearer, Auroa. 11—Gillies and Naldcr, Tawh'ili. Friday 10—Turner T'.i'os., Lake Road, liavera. Monday l»-W. Walker, Oeo. Tuesda'v ■.!!)— W. Gardiner, Riverlea. Mo lid ay 20— J. Culil>on, Rivcrlea, XjpH're. (lu conjunction v,'lb Xew'.nn K'uilO Tne-dav '27—o. Tarrant, Ararata. Wednesday. 2S-U. W. Hemingway, Rahotu. OPUXAK I'j SALEYARDS. MONDAY, JUI.Y 12th. AI 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION 7 SOCIF.TY OF NEW ZFAI.AXI), I .TO.. Sell by Public Auction, as above, 4.0 fat cows 40 store and forward cows 25 heifers in calf 120 mixed yearlin.es 35 Teavljr; steers 4 bulls

On account of Mr«. A. H!cl;cy—--11 fjnod .Tei"=ey heifer* in calf 8 "00(1 W!i<™<nn horses 1 milk . 1 spring curt. harness, poultry ami sundries. On account of Mr. T. Humphries—-3-roonnxl house, with half-acre section, situated on Wharf Road, Opttnalre. CLEATUNT, SAIX

GLENN ROAD, MANAIA: MONDAY, .11/LY 12, mi.". PHE FARMERS' CO-OSBRATiVE )RGANISATION Si K lET¥ OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., LTAVS received instructions from Mr. J), J. Ilnyhos, whoso lease lias ex pirad, to Roll hy auction as above—without reserve— XBO COWS, second awl'third Cftlvi'l'3 S3 weancr steers t*) wcMincr lieifora 20 liriffT3 in calf 1 Holstein bull (bred by A. 11. Street, Esq.) 1 Jersey bull (bred by Dr. Noonan) 8 harness horses 1 trottin" brood m:iro, "Bella

rtr.r.ii.V ) spring ti',i dray au«l harness aiitk rans niiil sMimlric* NOVK.- All i'f l!" 1 iOiovo o;>w3 liavo iK'fu liaml-miike-l a:vl aro in excellent condition and '': in W vivr.i'imended with confHlence. Pnu'tieally (lie whole herd are Shorthorns. in rail to purebred lloMeln lmV.s. lived l'.v Mes-TS Newton Kina anil A. 11. Plveet. One hundred and twenty of lhe fihovir rows <W springing. Pale aI, 11 a.m. sharp. r.im.'V.fiW provided. SAI.K. PATIKI II: Ml). -'IifA.MA. v. in.v n. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE OIUUNISATIOX ffiflKTY OF NEW ZrALAXO, LTD., | | ,\\ M i-i'.-f!vf 1 iii-.tr,ii-liniis the rv.-i-iri ai-i iii I r,c I lie 1!. 1!. CAMI'1., si.'- ITPIVK 1 ArcTio:-, :li abu'. c, wminrr kk'skuviv -

COO]) IWIJIY COWS, i .'irly culvers in erf to lloMcin and Sliorilioni liiiils. SALT: AT 1 iP.U. NOT!'.. —The aim v.- herd have lieen heavily fulled i'.nd are ill {rood condit,:on, and we cat'. recommend them with confidence. Stronger, Healthier Calves Calves reared on Palmer's Calf Meal arc stronger, lull of vigour, and more profitable than those fed on other foods, It is proved that on Palmer's they do not lose conditio!! at the weaning stage. 0 i; guaranteed pure—contains no drugs or H stimulants —only natural bone and flesh jj jir ducinß foods. Kcaryour A . Guarantee in Evefy 1W