Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 3 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION THE STOCKISTAVON 6£NTS 4 AUCTIONEERS. HMVEKA. \yiLL OFJER BY PUBLIC AUCTION, CLEARING SALES. JUNE. Wednesday, 6—F. Day, Kaupokonui. Friday, 7—W. A. Schmidt, Normanby. Friday, 7—W. Wall, Waverley Yards. Monday, 10-r-Jas. Hodge, facing Glover Road (Mr. C. Goodson's property), Hawera. Wednesday, 12— F. Duckett, Inglewood Yards. Thursday, 13—Raymond Jones (on Mr. Kilroy's farm, Otakeho) Thursday, 13—L, H. Baigent, Riverlea. .Monday, 17 —W. C. Judd, Wharehuia afeiday, 17 —J. Kelliher, Rotokare Road, Eltham. Tuesday, 18r-J. W. Bradford, Awatuaa. Wednesday, 19— F. Lye, Otakeho. ■RJedneaday, June 19—F W. Pennington, Eliham Yards. •Thursday, 20. T. Horgan, Otakeho. vPfiday, 21— B. E. Eaverbier, Fraser Road, Eltham. ®riday, June 21— W. Wall, dairy heifer sale, Waverley. 'Saturday, 22—Jos. McCarthy, Auroa Yards. Monday, 24— I T. Bosson, Tokaora. Monday, 24 H. G. Freeling and W. T. Dale, Matapu. Wednesday, 26. W. McCarthy, Skeet Road, Auroa. Wednesday, 2d—H. Catchpole, Mokoia. Thursday, 27—Moore Bros., Hastings Rd,, Mangatoki. Thursday, 27 S. Flavell, Rotokare Road, Eltham. Friday, 28 —W. A. Morton, Auroa. Friday, 28 —C. Penfold, Upper Duthie Road, Mahoe. Saturday, 29 —Chas. Jeffries (in conjunction with Mr. Newton King), Oaosui. JULY. Monday, I—Raymondl—Raymond Jones, Homestead, South Road, Otakeho. Monday, I—J. 0. Taylor, Waiongona. Tuesday, 2—A. L. Campbell, Fraser Jtoad. Eltham. Tuesday, 2—Mrs. J. A. Lusk, Oaonui. Wednesday, 3—o. McPhillips, Manaia. Wednesday, 3.—Norman Burke, Eltham Yards. Thursday, 4.—Mrs. Harvey, Beaconsfield Road, Midhirst. Friday, s—-A. E. Watkins, Lake Road, Hawera Thursday, 11— W. L. Stevenson's Estate, Pihama. Tuesday, 16 —C. W. Carlson, Hunter Rd., Eltham. Thursday, 18 —R„ J. Morris, Opunake. Saturday, 20—D. T. Leahy, Opunake. Thursday, 25 —0. H. Knofflock, Opunake. Thursday, 25—M. Kelly, Skeet Road, Te RotL Friday, 26—Chas. Hitchcock, Mountain Road, Eltham.

OKAIAWA. MONDAY, JUNE 3. 200 HEAD CATTLE, comprising: 50 toward and store cows 15 fat cows 15 in-calf heifers 10 springing heifera 6 dairy cows 2 grade Shorthorn bulls 1 grade Holstein bull 50 mixed weaners 25 weaner steers 30 weaner heifers 10 pigs 50 lambs ON MR. FELIX HUNGER'S FARM, NORMANBY. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS^CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from MR. W. A. SCHMIDT, whose lease has expired, to sell as above by Public Auction: WITHOUT RESERVE £0 CHOICE JERSEY-SHORTHORN DAIRY COWS, mostly August calvera; all young. 1 pedigree Jersey bull, rising four years (pedigree at sale) 1 set 2-horse 18in. blade Duncan disc harrows, nearly new 1 set tripod and chain harrows combined (new) 48ft. milk tubing, tray and vat 1 i-shafter Dominion gig (in good order) 1 Taylor s.f. plough (nearly new) WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 180 good lambs, running amongst cows 4 LiLG. buckets, complete with 3 pulsatora and cups in first-class order) 1 L.K.G. 3-cow bucket milking machine plant, with a 2§-h.p. Lister engine 1 Titan windmill, complete with trough and 400-gallon tank NOTE.—This ia the first clearing sale held on this farm. Mr. Schmidt took over the herd from Mr. Hunger, which mostly comprised some of the best milking strain Shorthorns in the 1 district, and from which he has bred the present herd, also keeping the best bulls. All these cows have been tested, the tests for the herd in the Hugh being 3.8. Intending purchasers for good young cows should make it their business to be present at this sale. Luncheon Provided. Asthma CAN Be Cured Simple home treatment baaed on new theory. Hundreds testimonials prove correctness. ISasy to use. Abolishes burning powfers, etc. No internal drugging to upset system. Effective for young and old. Quickly checks severity of attack!, Can be carried in pocket. Valuable medical treatise " New Asthma Theory" sent on receipt of 3d. in stamps for postage. BRIDGE DRUG STORKS, 7 Bridge Bides* Karangahap* Road, AUCKLAND