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Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1920, Page 8

SAIES BY AUCTION, FARMERS CO-OP QALENDAII OF LEAKING (JjALES. JULY. Tuesday Kith—W. H. Watkins, Wave:'ley Yards). Tuesday 13th.—Laurent and Burtt, at Hawera Yards. Wednesday 14th.—Estate.A. E. Harriso . (Mata), at Eltham Yards. Wednesday 14th —Luxton Bros., Dutlr.e Road, Matapu. Thursday 15th.—Geo. Keighley, Mahoe. Friday ltith.—M. Maloney, Wharelmia Monday lilth.—C. A. Burke, Rama Road, Kaupokonui. Monday 19th.—John Kirkwood, senr, Oaonui, at o;nuiake Yards. Wednesday 21st.—Sole and McKay, Eraser Road, Hawera. Thursday '22nd.—Mr. K. Trott, senr,, Mata, liltham. Monday 26th.—(.'has. Humphries, junr., Opunake. Friday 30th.—E. X. Jones, Ngaere. Friday 30th.—S. E. Robfrts, Waiongona. July 31st. —R. S. Kirkpatrick, Awatuna.

INGLEWOOD SPRING HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7ENTRIES NOW BEING TAKEN. Forms obtainable on application. OPUNAKE SPRING HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14. ENTRIES NOW BEING TAKEN. FormS| obtainable on application. HAWERA SPRING HORSE • FAIR. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 & 21. ENTRIES NOW BEING TAKEN. Forms obtainable on application. ELTHAM. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14th. 30 STORE & FORWARD COWS 5 fat cows 20 steers 30 yearling steers 40 yearling heifers (good) 10 Holstein yearling heifers 15 i.e. Jersey heifers 150 good empty heifers 40 lambs 15 fat lambs 280 Eltham Dairy Factory shares (partly paid, slight reserve) 30-cwt. waggon

HAWERA. THURSDAY, JULY 15. gQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including— -20 fat and forward cows 30 store cows 50 2-year empty heifers 50 weaner heifers 30 weaner steers 40 mixed weaners 40 springing heifers 10 pigs lambs IPO empty ewes 200 in-lamb ewes 20 fa,t sheep On account of Mr. B. C. Lysaght—--50 springing heifers On account of a client— I 6 3-year Jersey cross springing heifers (good) On account of a client—--1 sound pig FARMERS' CO-OP? HAWEHA. SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. OFFERINGS of the above will be held at Stratford every four weeks. Sheepskin Valuation, Tuesday, July 20 Hide ft Tallow Sale, Tuesday, July 20. Wool Valuation, Wanganui, July 28.'

"THE SWEETHEARTS SHIP/' 1,000 BRITISH GIRLS FOR NEW ZEALAND. Nearly 1,000 girls, moat of them engaged to be married, will be on board the s.s. Mahaivi when she sails from Liverpool for New Zealand on May '27 (says the Daily Mail of May 2-2). The vessel has been christened "the sweethearts' ship." Gathered from towns and villages all over the British Isles, these girls are the sweetheart r the New Zealand soldiers left behind them last year. Those lovers who mingled prudence with romance, desired time to look round and prepare homes for their brides rather than hurry them into war weddings. Inundated by thousands of applications by intending settlers in New Zealand, the authorities are giving preference to emigrants nominated for passages by people now in the Dominion. ''Fresh nominations are arriving every day," said an oificial at the High Commissioners' office, "and practically every berth is filled from now to September." The Overseas Settlement Office is dealing wilh <OO inquiries a day, and has granted free passages to about 10,000 people to Canada, Australasia, and South Africa. A large number of ex-officers are among the emigrants. [The Mahana is dee at Wellington on Friday 1