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Taranaki Daily News, 18 November 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTiOH. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION ROf.'fETV OF N.Z.. LTIVS. LIST OF SALES FOB NOVEMBER— Auroa—Friday IT. Okaiawa— Monday 20. Eltham—'Wednesday 22. Hawcra —Thursday 2."!. Opunake—Monday 27. Miuiaia-—Tuesday 2S. Stratford—Tuesday 28. Ingle wood—'Wednesday, 2!). All sales held subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stoek Auctioneers' Association. RATAPIKO SALE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2-1, At }fe.3o .p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE been favored with instructions 1 from AXftUS FRA.SER, Esq., to Sell by 'Public Auction, at the Farm. TARIKI ROAD0> Dairy C'ows, in milk '2O Dairy Cows, close to .profit' 2-vear Grade Danish Bull? 1 3-.vear Shorthorn Bull ■ 1 Empty Cow > ?.0 Store Pig's 2 Single-furrow Ploughs '* 1 set Tine Harrows ; L.K.G. Milking Machine - 30-gall. Alpha de Laval Hand Separator 90-gall. Alpha de Laval Power Separato; 'Also—Jlilk Cans and Vat. OKATAWA YARDS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, ' At 1 p.m. THE FARMERFCO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., W7ILL offer by Auction, as above—--13 Fat Cows 35 Forward Cows 10 Mixed Yearlings 5 Bulls C Store Pigs. GLOVER ROAD YARDS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, ' At 12.30 p.ro THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW NEW ZEALAND, LTD., \yiLL offer by Auction, as above—' CO 2 1 / 2 -year Steers 10 Fat Cows 30 Forward Cows 20 Store Cows 40 Mixed Yeaiiings 10 Weaner Pigs 140 Ewes, with 110 per cent, blackface Lambs 100 Shorn Ewes and Wethers 250 Ewes, with 100 per cent. Lambs. IN DAIRY PENS— jy " 30 Springing Heifers.

SALE OF NEW FURNITURE. GOOD TEMPLAR HALL. / TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 21. WEBSTER BROS. JJAVE received instructions from MR. G. H. WILKIN (who has been selected for the Auxiliary Motor IPatrol) to sell by auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—i 'ALL HIS NEW AND MODERN HOUSE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of— New Piano by Kircliner (S.R.), forge Upholstered Brown Chesterfield, U3W Carpet Square (10 x 12), Dining Table on Castors, six High-back Dining Chairs, lar?; rnv Morris Chair, Card Tables, quantity good Oil Paintings and Pictures, Ecu;. Grass Chair, Cu.taina, itc., Banjo and Mandoline, two Reversible Hall Square?, Fern Stand, new Rewiring Bookcase, quantity usefuMr.Hl latest Mechanical and Electri-al Works, Full-size and Single Liberty Bedsteads, Wire-wove and Blankets, new Box Ottoman, large B.G.M. Wardrobe, Combination Chest and Cabinet Washstand, Toilet Ware, two new Bedroom .Squares (10 x 12), Curtains, Kitchen Table and Utensils, Dinner Service and Tea Set, Quantity of Crockery, new Wheelbarrow, Garden Tools and Sundries. Sale at 2 o'clock NOTE,—The above furniture <s in the very best of order," well made, and modern in design. SALE OF DEVON STREET PROPERTY, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1910. WEBSTER BROS. JJAVE received instructions from Mrs. M. A. SMITH to Sell by Auction at their Mart:-. < PART SECTION 1417, TOWN OF NEW. PLYMOUTH (Devon Street East), containing 20 Perches, with Good Dwelling' thereon. Full Particulars from the Auctioneers. Sale at 2.3(5, ~~ a~sijmimler necessity; When you wake up with a parch«d tongue or a dry throat you will find a teaspoomul of Fluenzoi (momentarily gargled and swallowed) most soothing, t lung-zol (1/6 and 2/6) allays iuflanimutjon m the throat or noso and cools the system by dispelling fever germs. Invaluable and quit# harmless for gestlegg eluldion, - u