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Taranaki Daily News, 28 May 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS CO-OP gALES. 1921. MAY. Monday, 30th—James Larman. Rupanui Road, Kai Iwi. Tuesday, 31st—W. C. Kelland, Ararata. JUNE. Thursday 2nd—Frank Hickey, Wlienuakura, at Hawera Yards. Thursday, 2—L. S. Jackson, at Hawera Yards. Monday, 13th—C. Wills and Son, Lepperton. Tuesday. 14th—Mrs. M. F. Johnstone, Ahahaipapa Road, Okaiawa. Tuesday, 14th—Alf Gamlin, Lower Glen Road, Kaupokonui. Friday, 17—Tho«s. Kendall, at Waverley Yards. Wednesday, 22—H. J. Watts, East Road, Stratford. Thursday 23rd—L. V. H. Mellow, Warwick Road, Stratford. Friday 24th—Mrs. A. M. Lord, Okaiawa. Monday, 27th—G. H. Tayler, at Eltham Yards. Monday, 27th—Thomas Herbert, Otakeho. Tuesday, 28th—Mrs. E. J. Gamlin, Rama Road, Auroa. Tuesday, 28th—“ Jane Bros., Normanby. Wednesday; 29 —Len Wickham, Kaponga. JULY. Friday, Ist—John Joll, Okaiawa. Thursday 7th—Wm. Tomlinson, Manaia. Tuesday and Wednesday, 12th and 13th —South Taranaki Jersey Breeders’ Association, Sale of Pedigree Female Stock, Egmont A. and P. Associa‘tion’s Showgrounds, Hawera. Thursday I.4th—S. Watkins, Kohi. Wednesday, 20th—D. R. Walk<, Ohangai. ‘ Thursday, 21st—Arthur Kemp, Te Popo. DATES TO BE ARRANGED. L. Hitchcock, Manaia. J. A. Sutcliffe, Kaupokonui. Hodge and Lash, Stuart Road, Eltham. OPUNAKE. * MONDAY, MAY 30. 30() MIXED CATTLE, including store cows and weaners 8 choice 3-year-old in-calf heifers. av ell forward 8 dairy cows, close up 1 ten-can waggon 6 cans 2 waggon horses 12 Indian Runner ducks

MANAIA. TUESDAY, MAY 31. HEAD,. MIXED CATTLE HAWERA WINTER HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, JUNE 11. Entries Solicited. PEDIGREE CATTLE SALE. To be held at EGMONT \A. & P. ASSOCIATION SHOWGROUNDS, HAWERA. (Under the auspices of the South Taranaki Jersey Breeders’ Association.) JULY 12 & 13, 1921. \ / JENTRIES are now being received by the undersigned, and must be accompanied by fee of 5s per head. NOTE. —Only female stock will be offered at this sale. . FARMERS’ CO-OP. ORGAN. SOCIETY. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE A., LTD. R. P. MORRISSEY & CO., LTD. AT LAMASON’S MART, I BROADWAY NORTH, STRATFORD, TO-DAY—SATURDAY, MAY 28. pOULT R Y! Poultry! Poul try! A Potatoes, Onions, Table and Pickling Cauliflowers, Cabbage, Pumpkins, Jam Melons, etc. Furniture and sundries, comprising: Separator, one large counter, range, copper and stand, sideboard, 2 gents’ and 2 ladies’ bicycles and usual sundries. Boots! Boots! Boots! Towelling! Towelling! Towelling! Sale at 1 o’clock. (

WANTED A GOOD FARM VVE ha/e a client wanting to buy a ’ ’ good level dairy farm, of from 50 to 100 acres. Ke offers as payment a lovely modern residence, replete with every convenience, h." and c., electric light, porcelain bath, motor garage, outbuildings, beautiful grounds, iake, nearly 4 acres of flat land (within the borough, and a splendid cutting up proposition). Also a good sound mortgage (not on high-priced land), and a bill of Gale, collateral on land and stock. Mortgage and bill of sale being steadily reduced .by milk cheques, and bearing interest at an average of 7 per cent. Either one or both can b'e included. If you have a good farm, with good buildingSj apply to— CHARLES LOWE, LAND AND STOCK AGENT, Fenton Street STRATFORD. ’Phone 346 or 231 (residence). Salesman: W. H. Tippins. We want particulars of your farm or stock. Warm the bed with a North British Hot Water Bag. The “Unique” Stopper cannot leak. Look for the North British Rubber Co.’s trade mark on the neck. 49