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Taranaki Daily News, 30 April 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION THE.-; w Stock lStation e£/trs & Auctioneers. Hawera OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION, STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, APRIL 30. Sale at 12 o'clock. 40 STORK COWS 6 fat cows 25 2£-year bullocks (good) 40 20-montli steera 20 20-month heifers 50 mixed weaners 20 weaner steers 100 full-racuHi ewe^ 50 store lambs INGLEWOQD. V MAY 1, 1018. STORE & FORWARD COWS 3 fat cows 20 18-month steers . 25 empty 18-month heifera 10 good 2-year lieifers 14 in-calf Jersey heifers, 20 months, nice quality. 20 mixed weaners; 30 good weaners 50 weaner Shorthorn and Holstein heifei^ C bulls \ 3 springers ■ \ 3 choice springers 80 b.M. ewes 1 00 good store lambs ' i - '' 120 fat and forward ewes (50 empty forward ewes 50 fat and forward mixed two-tooths 200 fat and forward wethers (subject to sale) 300 good s.m. ewes (subject to sale) 21 Ingletoood Bacon Company's shares (fully paid up) OPUNAKE SALE YARDS. ' MONDAY, MAY 13, 1918. At 2 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION'* SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., H as l-eived instructions from MR. JOHN FLEMING! to sell by public auction: His well-known farm of 370 acres, Native Lease, with perpetual right of renewal; rental .176 acres at 2/1, 200 acres at 2/9 per acre. Situated on the Kina Road, Oaonui. Good dwelling of seven rooms, all conveniences; 20-bail cowshed and yard all concreted, stable, cart shed, etc. Well subdivided. The farm will be offered as a whole, but in the event of its not being sold, will be offered in two sections of 176 acres and 200 acres respectively. To be sold on exceptionally easy terms. Any further information can be obtained from the offices of the Farmers' Co-op. Society, at Hawera or Opunake.

MANAIA. ANNUAL DAIRY HEIFER SALE. TUESDAY, MAY 14 On account of Mr. D. J. Hughes, Fitzroy: 100 2i to 3-year dairy heifers,' NOTE.—AII tlie above are North Taranaki heifers, carefully selected, well up to age, in good condition, early ealvers, comprising really choice Shorthorns, Holsteins and Jerseys, and will be sold practically without reserve. Can be inspected opposite Mr. Duncan Scott's place on Skeet Koad farm, Kapuni, after May 0.

FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1918, L. A. NOLAN & CO. JJAVE received instructions from the Trustees in tire estate of the late Mrs. A; C. Fookea to sell by auction as above, at the residence, York Terrace: The whole of the furniture AND EFFECTS, as follows: / Sitting Room: Chesterfield, arm chair, wicker and easy chairs, fern stand, fancy tables, carpet, pictures, fender and irons, ornaments, etc. Dining Room: Piano, couch, plush arm chair, wicker ditto, dining table, carpet, linoleums, 5 dining chairs, overmantel, clieffonier Singer sewing machine, pictures etc. Bedrooms: Combination wardrobe duchess- chests, washstands. chests, washstands, chests draw- . crs, 2 single Liberty bedsteads, double and single ditto hospital beds, wire, kapok and flax mattresses, pillows, mirrors, carpets , toilet ware, linoleums, pictures, etc. ill: Carpet runner, hall stand, linoleums, etc., fern stands. „ t'tchen: Cupboard, table, chairs Pots and pans, crockery, pictures - • elect™ stove and fittings, linoioums. Sundries: Wringer, wheelbarrow grindstones, gardeii hose, garden tools, lawn mower, etc. Sale at 1.30 p.m.