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Taranaki Daily News, 28 February 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS' GO-OP. ITINERARY OF SHEEP FAIRS. WAVERLEY —Friday, Feb. 28. INGLEYVOOD SHEEP FAlß—Monday, March ;i. INGLEWOOD SHEEP FAIR. MONDAY, MARCH a 3000 MiXKD SHJSEP > including: 300 4-year ewes 200 2-tooth wethers 300 fat and forward 4-tooth wethers, good skins 400 4-year breeding ewes, good, one earmark (subject to sale) 200 good shorn rape lambs • ■' 150 good woolly lauib3 { t 150 cull lambs ,J •: ( 20 fat hoggets 1000 good hoggets, one life. 300 mixed sheep , I 5 2-tooth Romney rams 20 2-tooth. Lincoln rams, bred by Wybourne 4 4-tooth Lincoln rams, bred by Wy bourne

OPUNAKE WEANER FAIR. MONDAY, MARCH 3. 55Q HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including: 40 fat cows 60 store cows x ' 20 2}-year fat bullock# 10 fat heifers 50 20-month steers, good line •«"&" 25 20-month heifers 15 very choice in-calf heifers > 20 bulla 300 mixed weaners 70 store ewes in lots S springing heifers and cows, close up 1 pedigree Holstein bull, Lord Oakland, 4 years (No. 1042)

On account of Mr, Field: 1 prize fi-montk Berkshire boar, bred by Government Agricultural Institute, Auckland. FARMERS' CO-OP; HAWERA. woollirokers. yALUATIONS of Wool held at Wanganui and Waitara throughout the year. We would ask clients to be careful to consign wool as follows, in full: FARMERS' COOP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., WANGAMJI Or WAITARA. SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. QFFERHSTGS held at Stratford every four weeks. Next offering, March 4. Consigmnneta must arrive by the Friday previous. Labels may be obtained on application to any of our Ageccies.

SOMETHING WORTH READING! ACRES freehold, all in grass and situated only 9 miles from New Plymouth, motor bus passes the door daily; cheese factory adjoining property; school and post office J mile; subdivided into 20 paddocks, mostly live fencing; comfortable five-room-ed house, surrounded by native bush; up-to-date eowßhcd, concrete floor, milking machine; circular saw, chaffcutter. The farm is beautifully watered, being nearly all -level. Price £3O per acre, only £SOO cash required, balance can remain over live years at 5 per cent. 101 ACRES freehold in grass, nearly all level, and only 2$ miles from township; subdivided into 10 paddocks, good fencing, all ploughable; comfortable six-roomed house, nearly new, up-to-date 12-bail cowshed, concrete floor. Cheap at £23 psr acre, £SOO cash, balance a years ut ii per cent. 180 t'other with 70 cows, milking machine. horses, all farm implements. Prk-e£6o per acre, £IOOO ca3b, balance arranged . U'J' ACRKS, freehold, all in grass; six paddocks ring fenced; seven-bail cowshed and lean to. Price £3l per acre, £SOO cash, halar.ee arranged. Further particulars apply to--NEWTON KING, Land Department, INGLEWOOD. W. ~a. RASHTJCIGH ACKN'T TOR Mutual Life and Citizens' Assurance Co, Ltd., Oilke: Broadway, Stralford. Uegs to announce thai lie lias recovered from the i::lluenx:i. .u.;l wishes to thank all friend* for their hind inquiries, etc., during the ;a;riui of his illness. ll'K Also takes l.his of>]>«?rt pnify of intimating to the p"b!;e of Stratford and surrounding districts that he will bo commencing business as Auctioneer early in the New Vear, and hopes by fair dealing and courtesy and strictly cash business to merit a fair share of Mioir patronage. Particulars of Household Furniture and Effects, Produce, etc., for future sales may be. left at his office, Broadway, or correspondence addressed to— BOX 115, P 0., STRATFOWJi