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Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1920, Page 8

SAIES BY AUCTION. CALENDAR OF (UKARING fIALES. JULY. Friday 2nd.—B. F. Bowman, Opunake' (at Opunake Yards). Friday 2nd—E. W. Hancock, Poto Road*, Cardiff (in conjunction with the N.Z. Loan & Mercantile), Friday 2nd.—T. Irwin, at Waverley Yards. Tuesday Bth.—Mr. Clover (Waverley Yards). Thursday Bth—P. Moratti, Rugbv Road, Tariki. Friday 9th.—P. J. Peterson, Kaimata. Monday 12th.—Thomas Lyford, East Road, Stratford. Monday 12th—Mr. Power, Waverley. Tuesday 13th—W. H. Watkins, Waverley Yards). Tuesday 13th—Laurent and Burtt, at Hawera Yards. Wednesday Hth.—Estate A. E. Earnso.i (Mata), at Eltham Yards. Thursday 15th.—Geo. Keighley, Mahoe. Monday 19th.—C. A. Burke, Rama Road, Kaupokonui. ' Monday 19th.—John Kirkwood, senr, Oaonui, at Opunake Yards. Tuesday 20th— C." E. Trott, Hunter Road, Eltham. Wednesday 21st.—Sole and McKay, Fraser Road, Hawera. Thursday 22nd—John Bourke, Alton. Tuesday 27th.—George Roberts, Tariki. Friday 30th.—E. X. Jones, Ngaere. * July 31st.—R. S. Kirkpatrick, Awatuna. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF LAND. WINTER SHOW BUILDINGS, HAWERA. SATURDAY, JULY 3. (Immediately aft'er Simon Dick's Estate Sale.) » THE FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE been favored with instructions from Mrs. POWDRELL to sell by Public Auction as above— The balance of her fine property situated on the Main Road close to Kakaramea, to be sold in one, two, threi or four lots to suit purchasers, and ranging from 30 to 90 acres. LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING TEEMS: 5 per cent, on fall of hammer. 5 per cent, in two years or buildings equivalent. Balance 8 years from date of possession. Interest on unpaid purchase money 5J per cent. Date of possession to oe given any time between July 3 or next March or ApriL OPUNAKE. MONDAY, JULY 5. HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE, including— -35 store cows 20 forward cows 5 fat cows 25 Holstein-Shorthorn springing heifers (well forward) 10 Jersey 2-year-old springing heifers (well forward) 25 springing heifers 100 mixed yearlings 40 yearling heifer.s 4 good dairy cows 20 fat bullocks 10 empty heifers FARMERS' CO-OP. HAWERA. SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. OFFERINGS of the above will be held at Stratford every four weeks. ] Sheepskin Valuation, Tuesday, July 20 Hide & Tallow Sale, Tuesday, July 20. REPATRIATION: TO FARMERS. The New Plymouth Repatriation Committee invites the co-operation of farmers to train ex-soldiers in farming. The employer is required to pay a wage of £1 per week and found, whilst the Repatriation pays an allowance to approved trainees ofx £1 per week, part 'of which is retained on their behalf until the satisfactory completion of the period of training. It must be recognised that there is a duty cast oh every member of the tommunity to help the Soldiers, who have risked a'l and suffered untold hardship to maintain freedom and justice. The Committee, therefore, appeals to the patriotism of the farmers to help the returned men to learn farming, and equip them to be.come producers—the more of whom we have the greater the production, and the easier the burden caused by the war. Write to Secretaries of Local Committees or official Representatives at Inglewood, Opunake, Waitara, Stratford, Eltham, Hawera, Patea, or to - A. S. ALLEN, Repatriation Officer, New Plymouth. Box 7.", 'Phone «Sl. Telegrams: Repatriation, New Plymouth, ACETONE WELDING fF you have Broken Castings, etc., take them to R. S. WCOLDRIDGE, GHX STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH, and have the job put right by experts. PHONE (101. BOX 170.