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Taranaki Daily News, 11 October 1918, Page 8

; SALES BY AUCTION. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY 00., LTD. WJILL hold their Annual Bull Fairs as below: lIAWEKA—Friday, October 18 ELTllAM—Wednesday, October 16 MANAlA—Tuesday, October 8 ■ OPUNAKE —Monday, October 21 KAKAIIAMEA —Monday, October 28 W A VERLEY—Friday, October 25 PALMER ROAD—Friday, October 11 Entries now being received. PALMER ROAD SALE AND BULL FAIR. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11. \ THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. sell by s auction as above: OA 3 & 3-YEAR PEDIGREE & GRADE JERSEY, HOLSTEIN & SHORTHORN BULLS 20 store cows 10 forward cows 30 mixed yearling 3 (10 yearling heifers off turnips (to be sold in small lots) 10 yearling Jersey bulls v 0 yearling Holstein bulls 50 posts IN DAIRY PENS: 10 springing dairy cows 20 springing heifers STRATFORD BULL FAIR. MONDAY, OCT. 14, 1918. At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. offer, subject to the rules of the Taranaki Stock Auctioneers' Association, by Public Auction: 50 BULLS, including: 8 purebred 15-month Shorthorn bulls ■ 7 well-bred 2-year Shorthorn bulls 10 2-year Holstein bulls 5 3-year Holstein bull 9 1 well-bred 2-year Hereford bull 10 lSjnonth and 2-year Jersey bulls SPECIAL ANNUAL SALE YEARLING HEIFERS AND STEERS. AT GLOVER ROAD SALEYARDS, HAWERA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15. T HE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., in conjunction with THE FARMERS* CO-OP. ORGAN SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD,, have received instructions from MR. J. F. STEVENSON to sell by auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: 1700 SELECTED YEARLING STEERS & HEIFERS, ineluding: 300 Shorthorn steers 500 Holstein steers 100 steers, mixed breeds 250 Shorthorn heifers, 250 Holstein heifers 300 Jersey heifers NOTE.—The'above cattle have been oil turnips for last three months, and have been inspected by our representatives, who report • them as being in good condition and the best quality to be offered in Taranaki this year. The heifers have been selected from some of the best dairy herds in Taranaki, and therefore are worthy of special attention. All have been inoculated and permits will be avaflable on day of sale. AT THU MART, STRATFORD. SATURDAY, OCT. 12. T. L-AMASON sell: Poultry ; vegetables, including choice rhubarb, potatoes, etc.; 1 trap, barrels, copper stand, 1 truck, 5 tons chaff (no reserve), mangle, bedsteads, ■ linen press, wire copper back mattresses, blankets, push chair, perambulators, cots, sideboards. Also 2 pianos, 1 piano (Broadwood and White),""! Douglas Motor Cycle, about 100 pai:-s boots. • Sale at .1 o'clock. QHECK Skirts, 25/6 to 35/-; Serge\ Skirts, Tweed and Garb. Skirts. Try' ours.—Rawles and Rawles. e.e. J3ANAMAS— Dozens ~froni which to choose, 5/11 to 25/-; Silk and Straw Ready-to-wears, Trimmed Hats and Mc !els. The latest at Rawles and Rawles. ee 5 0X SultsT Sports Suits, Boys' Suits', all sizes, Saddle-tweed Trousers, Denims, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11; Working Shirts strong drill, from 3/11.—Rawles and Rawles. ee £SJILK Sports Coats, white, champagne, black, navy, saxe, grey, brown, rose, sky, etc.—a very big assortment at Rawles and Rawles. Raincoats, light and heavy weights, 35/-, 37/6 up; all new full styles. Trench Haineoats ; 3fl/(J.— Rawles and Rawles. ' e e and Children's Underclothing, the most comprehensive and largest range in town, much of it at pre-war -prices—Rawles and Rawles. e.e. jpOl'LlN Costumes—Saxe, grey, navy, shell pink, etc. Tropical Suiting and Cream Cotton and Wool Garb, at reasonable prices at Rawles and Rawles T>ne Navy and Black Serge Costumes, lined Silk, are worthy of inspection, Big variety of the newest and smartest styles—Rawles and Rawles. gUMMER Costumes—lnspect our Silk - unea in smart styles, black, navy, grey, saxe, white, taissore, etc. Great variety.—Rawles and Rawles, QILK Skirts—Navy, blaek, white,-wine, 39/6, 40/0 to £4 ss—very smart and useful. Also silk and moire'underskirts, all colors.—Rawles and Eawles. e.e. "'J'HOUGHTS," chosen for Waltz Competition at Stratford Fire Brigade Ball, is the kit of the Bcsson—Fox's, 2/m cop/./ "T " in.