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Taranaki Daily News, 7 December 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. fSTOCKI<STkTIOH ■mrsstAucrtoNEEßV. I?*#k-_ HfiM£RA \yiLL OFFEU liV PUBLIC AUCTIOX, OPUNAKE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. At 12.30 p.m. / >A.A HEAD CATTLE, comprising! 20 fat cows 20 prime ftit cows 40 fat and forward cows 00 store cows 2f< 2|-year steers 20 IS-year steers (tops) G cows and calves 12 2-year empty heifers 7 dairy bulls !> springing heifers 80 ducks STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11. gQ HEAD OF CATTLE, including 30 store cows 12 fat cows (subject to sale) 20 20-month heifers, good colors 24 Jersey 20-month heifers lr> 20-month steers' 30 20-month steers DAIRY PENS. 10 springing heifers Sale at 1 o'clock. MANAIA SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER U At 12.30 p.m. [> HEAD CATTLE, comprising! CO forward and stc 10 fat cows heifer* 24 wcancr calves f> weancr steers 30 mixed weuners 20 store pigs 8 bulls ' 10 fat hoggets 15 store sheep green, hut later on mad,, a much better fight of it. Eltliam only sent tWo rinks and put in some fine plav. At Die conclusion the president (Mr. J. \\\ McMillan) thanked the visitors for attending and hoped they would enjoy better luck in the matter of wins next' time. Mr. Leslio (Tnglcwood) returned thanks, and thought the green warden deserved a word of commendation for the state of the green, which was a credit to him and the dub. lie also appreciated the hospitality of the ladies in providing refreshments. In Ui : . absence of the Eltliam president, Mi;. Car. tcr also expressed his comrades' pleasure at the hospitality of the Stratford club and the' ladies. Cheers were then exexchanged. The following are the scores: Stratford v. Eltliam. Dr. Paget. P. Butcher, E. ,1. McDonald O, Curtis (s.) 2S, v. AY. Ross. P. Ritter! E. Stolir, E. E. Carter (s.) 17. A. ,T. Dnvev, Thompson, J. \Y. Mills X Prentis (s.) 22, v. ,T. Ibilpin, L. B.' Crimstonc. A. E. Smallev, ,T. Judd (s ) 20 Totals—Stratford .10. Eltliam 43. Stratford v. Tnglcwood, T. Xichob-on, 11. Edgecombe \Y. McDonald, P. Skoglmiil (s.'j 21, v. J. Frewin, If. Peterson, A. Johnstone, A. Coldwell (s.) 20. G. Walters, Harris, R. MeK. Movismi. Franks (s.) 20, v. C. Bcggs, A. Lile, J Allan, A. Leslie (s.) If). S. Porritt, J. Musters, "N*. J. King, f!. Smart (s.) 3<i, v. J. Roberts, Hnrto*\V. Light fool. .1. Wilson (<.) 12. C. Jackson, J. S. Rowe, J. S. McDonald, E. Riekerton (s.| 32, v. S. <i. McLagan, W. Menrv, YV. E. Perceval B Codd (s.) 13. \V. Lyons. F. Foley. J. AY. McMillan, S Sharp (s.) .'l7. v. R. Pyne. Tremlett, F. Spimlle, (','. Morton (s.) 14. Totals—Stratford 1.">2. Inclewood 7S.

/ \ My friend, be wise. .Your Cough is getting no better. Don't.,. \HH/ negleot it. * \ SYKES* CUBA COUGH, the Great Microbe-killer, will cure you. • /«, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, CALFSKINS. have been appointed BROKERS under Hie GOVERNMENT SCHEME OF REQUISITION of the above. Valuations take place fourweekly in our Gill Street Store. ■- NEXT VALUATION-SKINS, DEC. 4; HIDES, DEC. 11. Adviee Cards and Addressed Labels •may be had on application. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED t. A. NOLAN AND CO., Box 70, New Plymouth. HAHOTU TO NEW PLYMOUTH. Ki(jht-spater Hudson Car will leaw ilmly at 7.45 a.m., arriving New Flyink corner) at 1.30 p.m.; arrive Rahotu MOMONA TAMIHANA, Proprleto Heartburn and sick headache ia relieved hr Sharland'a MajratiftU.