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Taranaki Daily News, 18 October 1915, Page 8

ipjE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY, OF N.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALES FOR OCTOBER— .„ . ■;. OpmuJcc—Monday, 18. Opun»Ue (Supplementally Cattle Fair and Bull Fair)— Monday, 18. Manaia (Bull Fair)— Tuesday, 19. Manaia—Tuesday, 19. Auroa—Friday, 22. Auroa (Bull Fair)— Friday, 28, Okaiavra —Monday, 25. Eltnam—Wednesday, 27, Eltham (Bull Fair)— Wednesday, 27 Hawi-ra—Thursday, 28. Hawera (Horse Fair)— Saturday, 30 OPUNAKE SALEYARDS. SUPPLEMENTARY CATTLE FAIR AND BULL FAIR. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., hold their SUPPLEMENTARY CATTLE FAIR AND BULL FAIR on MONDAY, October 18. 150 forward and store cows 15 fat cows "** 50 2-year empty heifers 80 choice 15-month Holstein cross heifers 150 yearling and 15 month heifers 180 yearling and 15-month steers 35 2-year steers 60 springing heifers 20 store pigs 2 breeding sows 1 good draught gelding 100 BULLS, including Shorthorns, Ayrshires, Jeriseys, and Holsteins. On account of W. Coombridge, Esq.— 1 pedigree Ayrshire Bull No. 5, Vol. I, Ayrshire Herd Book. Dam gave 5001b butter-fat MANAIA SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ■WILL sell by Public Auction as aboye: 20 fat cows 30 store cows 20 yearling heifers 20 yearling steers 6 pedigree Holstein bulls 2 pedigree Jersey bulls 1 breeding sow 25 store pigs On account of Messrs J. F. Stevenson, A. Gamlin, and others 25 maiden bulls IN DAIRY PENS—--30 springing heifers DOMINION HORSE BAZAAR. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. SUPPLEMENTARY HORSE FAIR. THE FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., WILL hold their Supplementary Spring Horse Fair on above date. ENTRIES SOLICITED.

ABOUT ABSENTEE LANDLORDISM AND A REMEDY.

"Absentee landlordism" is an evil in some parts of New Zealand. It is a hindrance to proper settlement, and this unnatural restriction of the, earth's power to yield wealth is an injury to the whole country. But there is one part of New Zealand where "absentee landlordism" can be beneficial alike to the absentee and to the locality where the estate is situated. This is Tasman —the best part of fruitful Nelson province, where a town-dweller can buy ideal land for apples, and arrange for a maximum of productiveness. The Tasman Orchards Company will undertake to plant the section and supervise it, by skilled labour, under the direction of experts; at a moderate charge. The trees will grow sturdily to the profit stage, and then earn increasing dividends, while the owner has a choice of continuing in a town occupation or living on his estate. Write to-day to the Tasman Orchards Company for a free book of 50 pages, which explains the scientific system of "wealth while you wait"; and the wait- | ing la not long,