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Taranaki Daily News, 21 February 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION* SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. LIST OF SALES FOR FEBRUARY— Opumtke—Monday 21. Mantua—Tuesday 22. Auroii—Friday 25. Okaiawa—Monday 28. Special Notice.—The Rules and Regulations) of the Tbranaki Auctioneers' Association will come into force as from January \, 1916. OPUNAKE SALEYARDS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., W7ILL sell by public auction as above 30 fat cows 20 fat heifers BO store cows 50 18-month steers 20 18-month heifers, r.w.b. 150 mixed weaners 13 bulls 15 good store pigs 100 woolly lambs 70 ewes

MANAIA SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., (CT7ILL sell by public auction as above 10 heavyweight fat cow» 25 fat cows 55 store cows K) bulla 40 weancr heifers 00 weaner steers JiO store pigs 400 store lambs 10 18-month heifers 200 trenching posts VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. DAIRY FARMS AND SHEEP COUNTRY. ■THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE X ORfiANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD. (Hawera), in conjunction with FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO., LTD., will sell by public auction early in 1916, on account of MESSRS A. E. AND A. SYMES, OF WAVERLEY, Who are retiring from farming on account of health reasons—81G0 ACRKS of fiechold ,and < in areas of from 100 acres upwards. KAAA ACRES of leasehold land, in areas of from 50 acres upwards. Included, in the above areas is some of the. finest dairying and fattening land in the Dominion. The sheep country is well known for its fattening and carrying capacity. Messrs Symcs Bros, are prepared to give very easy terms to buyers. , Plans and particulars will be available shortly.

; ALE OF ]\TEW JJiURNITURE. BROUGHAM STREKT HALL. WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 23 WEBSTER BROS. XT AVE received instructions from MR. ALBERT NEW ALL (Waratah Dinin" Rooms) to soil by auction, ENTIRELY AVITHOUT RESERVEALL HIS XEW AND MODERN HOUSE FURNITURE, consisting of— Solid Heart Kauri Sideboard (large B.C. Mirror), Two Large Easy Chairs upholstered in Utrecht Velvet and Saddlebag, Pretty Brussels Square 12 x 10. Dining Table and Real Mohair Cover, • Kauri Dining Chairs, B.G.M. Ovcrmantle, Brass and Iron Fonder, Nice Writing; Cabinet, New Hornless Grainaphone anRecords, Hallstand and Cluneal Curtains, ,10ft Hall Runner and Mohair Mats, Full-size Bedstead with copper panels, Wirc-woves, Kapocs, and Blankets, Large Bedroom Dressing Mirror, Combination Dressing Table and Chest, Tiled-back and Cabinet Washstand. Mirror-fronted Wardrobe with copper panels, Large Mohair Mat, New Blue Axminstor Bedroom Square H x 12, Kitchen Table and Cover, Treadle Sowing Machine, Bentwoods, Electric Iron, New Ball-bearing Lawn Mower, Quantity Pot Plants, 42ft half-inch Garden Hose (complete). Wringer, quantity of Bulbs. Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools, and Sundries.

Sale at -2 o dock. XOTE.—This Furniture is nil new. is of the very best material and workmanship, and can be confidently recommended. TJAKCiATXS FOR MEN*. GREAT SAVING OPPORTUNITIES \T THE MELBOURNE'S SALE. The groat sale of. Japanese and job goods at all the firm's six stores offers unexampled opportunities of saving money on a variety of men's apparel. The following prices will be found to be at least 25 per cent, below normal figures:—Men's white handkerchiefs 8 for Is, men's President braces Is 9d, men's strong saddle tweed trousers 7s lid. men's working shirts 2s lid, 3 S Od and 3s lid, men's Roslyn pure wool suits 29s Od, men's Kaiapot all wool suits 32s fid, men's strong worsted trousers 9s 6d, men's caps Is, men's denims 2s lid, and a host of other equally money-saving bargains. , " *-•* --• °