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Taranaki Daily News, 11 August 1915, Page 8

JJEB NEW ZEALAND LOAN : AND JtEERQAHTLLB AGENCY 00.*8 LIST OF SALES FOR AUGUST'Wednesday U—id thai". Sinirsday, 12— W. Woisiu, Croydon Bead, Wharel^uia. JWraraday Hawera. Monday 16—Opunake. 'Euoaday 17—Mamaia. iTueaday 17—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Friday 20—Waverley. Jtaday 20—T« Wera. (Saturday 31 Stratford Spring Horse Fair. Monday 23—Kakaraxaea. 24—Stratford. JTtKsstky 24—Stratford Springing Heifer Sale. Tuesday 24—Stratford Wool, Skip and Hide Sale. ■Wednesday 26—Eltliaiu. Thtrreday SO —Ha wera. Monday 30—Opvmake, Tuesday 31—Stratford Springing / Heifer Sale. Tuesday 31—Manaia.

ELTHAM SALE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11th, At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., YyiljL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as aibove— SO store and forward cows 25 18-<morith empty heifers 25 yearling Holstein and Jersey heifers 20 springing heifer# 23 yearling steers foimr%<*ws <uid»|eif«rs . . • V K two-year "erfipty jnwy aeHenft' 40 yearling heifera 19 springing cows 40 store pigs HAWERA SALE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12th. At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOANTMERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as above — 60 fat, forward and store cows 80 yearling heifers 60 springing heifers 30 yearling steeTS 10 dairy cows 250 two and four-tootli ewes in lamb to Roanney rams (off hills) 150 failing-mouth ewes in lamb to Southdown rams 50 mixed hoggets 80 failing-mouth ewes in lamb to Border-Leicester rams 12 store pigs 5 sows, close to farrowing. On account of the executors in the estate of the late T. Ecclesfield, wfho have leased their farm—--0 young dairy cows, in calf to pedi- ( gree Jersey buill. 2 young pedigree Jersey com, Dreamland and Princess of Waihi 1 .pedigree Jersey tall, The Pirate King, 2yrs 2 yeai-ling Jersey heifera, <by The Pirate 3 grade yearling Jersey heifers, by John Bright.

ON THE FARM, CROYDON ROAD, WHARBHUIA.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12th% 191 ii. At 1 o'clock sharp. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY 00., LTD., JJAVE been instructed by 11. WOTSTN, Esq., wlio has sold his farm, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, his ENTIRE HERD and IMPLEMENTS, as follow: 32 first-class dairy cows, third and fourth e&lvers B empty cows 9 two-year in-calf heifers 0 two-year empty heifers 32 wcanerg steers 2-t weaner heifers 1 May heifer calf 1 Jersey bull 2 Holstein bulls 2 good porkers 1 Massey-Harris Mower, i set disc harrows, 1 set tine harrows, 1 Massoy-Harris s.f. plough, 1 sledge (new), 1 Price's jack (new), 14 sheets 10-foot iron, 7 milk cans, aerator, 4 inilk buckets, 12-ga.Uon dome separator, copper and stand, 8 packets gelignite, fuse, caps, etc., pig tubs anil cans, 5 bags turnip manure,, fowls, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE—--1 three-quarter-draught mare, Oyrs, (guaranteed) 1 trn.p mare, svrs (guaranteed), all harness 1 pony niave, aged (guaranteed), all harness 1 dray 1 tip dray. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—We can recommend this herd' to any one wanting firet-class dairy stock. Mr. Woisin started four years ago with a herd of heifers, and has culled' heavily every year. GOii.CE AND SEE OUR NEW i ? . SPRING SUITIKOS We have the -smartest range oE Clotito that it has 'been our good for-: tuno to procure for a long time, curd! we can give you splendid value in NEW SUITS FOR SPRING. HWe is lasting satisfaction in wearing a suit that comes from our Workroom, We aim at perfection inl every dcftail, and guarantee a per-, feet and coaatortatole fit for every man. fOONiSULT .lIS IN GOOD TRfE AiBOOTj iW 0 .TOUR NEW; SUIT. \ EEiA'ttCE,irmrn .n®w; Plymouth.