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Taranaki Daily News, 9 October 1915, Page 8

qWE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALES FOR OCTOBER— Okaiawa—Monday, 11 Okaiawa (Bull Fair)— Monday, 11. Elthani—Wednesday, 13. Hawera—Thursday, 14. Hawera (Bull Fair)— Thursday, 14. Kaponga—Friday, 15. Kaponga (Bull Fair)— Friday, 16. Opunake—Monday, 18. Opun»ke (Supplementary Cattle Fair and Bull Fair)— Monday, 18. Manaia (Bull Fair)— Tuesday, 19. Manaia—Tuesday, 19. Auroa—Friday, 22. Auroa (Ball Fair)— Friday, 22. Okaiawa—Monday, 25. Eltiiam—Wednesday, 27. Eltham (Bull Fair)— Wednesday, 27 Hawt-ra-T-Thursday, 28. Hawera (Horse Fair)— Saturday, 30 OKAIAWA SALEYARDS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 11. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., sell by Public Auction as above: 25 store cowa 15 yearling steers 30 yearling heifera 1 2-year grade Shorthorn hull 1 good milk cart horse 19 woolly hoggets IN DAIRY PENS--25 springing heifers On account of Messrs J. F. Stevenson, A. Gamlin, and others—--40 2 and 3-year bulls GLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., sell by Public Auction as above: 10 fat cows 30 forward cows 60 store cows 90 15-month steers (good) 100 yearling heifers 160 Lincoln-Romney ewes, with 1 per cent, black face lambs 600 mixed hoggets 50 fat wethers IN DAIRY PENS—--80 springing heifers 12 2-year bulk

THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ftyiLL liold their SUPPLEMENTARY CATTLE PAIR AND BULL FAIR at OPUNAKJ3 on MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1915. ENTRIES INVITED. INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. MATTHEWS, "CAMLIN & CO. hold their usual weekly sale in their Inglewood yards as above. Present entries: gQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE Sale at 1 o'clock. T A R A T A. MONDAY, OCTOBER 11. MATTHEWS, ~GAML!N & CO. hold their usual monthly sale in their Tarata yards as above. Present entries: 25 HEAD MIXED CATTLE Sale at UO pjn. gE ASIDE ACCOMMODATION at KIOSK, CASTLECLIFP, WANGANUT. Superior Accommodation for visitors. Meals supplied to camping parties bringing tents. Bathing within twenty yards distance. Trams stop at door. Electric lighting, swings and ocean wave for children.—MßS. CUNNINGHAM, Proprieteas.

WHAKATANE COUNTY. FOR SALE. FREEHOLD FARM. <$K ACRES, of which 400 acres is bush land, balance opes country. About 250 acres in grass, rest in bush; about 25 acres has been ploughed and 50 acres more can be ploughed without stumping, New House and itockyard just erected. Cheese factory being erected on next section this season, At present settlers are supplying a home-separation butter factory. On junction of main roads and five miles from railway line. In the RANGATIAKA DISTRICT, and close to the BIG SWAMP NOW BEING RAPIDLY BROUGHT IN. Ring-fenced and subdivided into two paddocks. This farm can be milked on during the coming year, and would cut up into two nice handy farms. Now running 200 HEAD BIG CATTLE, and WOULD EASILY MILK 100 cows. The owners, having another property in view, are prepared to quit at the low price of £3500. VERY LITTLE CASH WANTED from good man. Just suit man with family. This property is a genuine bargain. For further partculars apply to—• P.O. BOX 11, WHAKATANE. Johnston Bros., grocers, New Plymouth, desire the public throughout Tarana-ki to know that all goods ordered will be sent promptly through post or to nearest railway station. This grocery /inn is renowned for the fine quality of their groceries and the low prices for cash. The Daily News has the biggest circulation ol any paper between Wellington and Auckland. It covers the wliole of the prosperous and closely-settled province of Taranaki, and as an advertising medium cannot be equalled. Advertising