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Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1916, Page 8

SMES BY AUCTION ■VTEVV ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. STOCK SALES. _ NOVEMBER— ""SSJ i Kakaramea—Monday, fik '.. j, J Stratford—Tuesday, 14. (if Eltham —Wednesday, 15. .'» Ha wera—Thursday, 10. $ Tarata—Friday, 17. • jjg Opunake—Monday, 20. M Manaia—Tuesday, 21. VjfS Palmer Road—Wednesday, 22. '£■ | Waverley—Friday, 24. Matau—Friday, 24. Kakaramea—Monday, 27. ■Stratford—Tuesday, 2S. ' Stratford Wool, Skin and Eidc Sale —Tuesday, 28. Eltliam—Wednesday, 23. Hawera—Thursday, 30. ' '.'gf|'ji{^''7 All sales held subject to the rules and conditions of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association. 7 STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14., 191 C, ._." At 12.30 p.m. , ~,. , THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. WILL offer by Auction, as above, subject to the Rules of the Taranaki Auctioneers' Assoeiation^gQQ HEAD CATTLE, incliiding-SO-Store Cows " rr "■'<? ' 30 Yearling Heifers ~" v " ' 40 "IS to IS months Steers 50 Yearling Heifers 40 Yearling Steers 35 Yearling Heifers (good) 50 2-year Empty Heifers 30 2-year Steers 30 Yearling and 15-months Heifers 30 2-year Empty Heifers • ' !>0 Yearling Heifers 30 2-year Empty Heifers (good dairy line) 40 2-year Empty Heifers 50 Hoggets , ■ IN DAIRY YARDS£3 Springing Dairy Heifers ELTHAM SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEM p, tU 13. .At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., Sell by Auction, as above—--35 Forward and Store Cows 4 Fat Cows • 10 2-vea.r Steers / 1 Fat Stag 20 Yearling Steers 23 Yearling Heifers ,-' 15 Empty Heifers ■ 8 Bulls 10 Pigs. 1 In Dairy Pens— D Springing Heifers. lIAWERA SALE. ' , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10 7< ' , At 1 p.m. - THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. YyiLL Sell by Auction, as above—--40 Forward and Store Cows fi Fat Cows . 4 Cows and Calves fi Cows and Calves 5 Bulls 38 15-inonths Shorthorn Steers (2ood) 10 15-months Holstein ' Steers (good) * 30 15-month'S Shorthorn Heifera 18 1-5-months Holstein .Heifers 10 15-months Jersey Heifers 800 4 and- fi-tooth Wethers 450 4 and 0-tooth Ewes and Lambs 2 Bullock Drays, Yokes, and Bows On account of Mr. F. W. Packard, Mercmere, who has sold his farm—--16 Young Dairy Cows 2 2-year Bulk 4 2-year Steers ."(; 3 Yearling Steers 20 2-year Heifers 10 Calves 200 f.rn. Ewes and Limbs 120 Empty Ewes 0 Rams 1 Milk-cart Horse, anv trial 1 Hack 1 Spring Dray and Harness.

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