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Taranaki Daily News, 31 May 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS CO-OP ELTHAM. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1922. HEAD MIXED CATTLE, SHEEP & PIGS, including—--50 weaner heifers 3 springing cows 50 fat mixed sheep 100 f.m. ewes. HAWERA. THURSDAY, JUNE 1. ODA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, PIGS, Etc. AT OPUNAKE YARDS (For Convenience of Sale), FRIDAY, .TUNE 2, 1922, At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. J. A. Schinkel, who is giving up dairying, to sell as above, by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE. DAIRY COWS, mostly Jersey Cross, 2nd and 3rd early cal vers. 1 Grade Jersey Bull. 2 Waggon Horses. 1 Sow to farrow. 1 Pedigree Berkshire Boar. 1 Milk Waggon (carry 13 cans), Milk Cans. Our agent, who has inspected the above herd, reports that cows are all young and in good condition. HIDE AND TALLOW SALE. FARMERS’ CO-OP., STRATFORD. NEXT SALE 20th JUNE. Advice labels on application.

HIGH GRADE Basic Slag have a shipment of highest grade Basic Slag arriving per s.s. “TREDENHAM” at New Ply- w mouth in a few days. Most of this is already ordered, and there is only a small amount available. PLACE YOUR ORDER IMMEDIATELY to make certain of securing your requirements. We have been appointed Distributing Agents for the N.Z. Farmers’ Fertiliser Company. TE PAPAPA MANURES now stocked by all branches. Farmers’ Co=op. (ALL BRANCHES.)

JJEW pLYMOUTH TO pfAWERA. RETURN DAILY. (Seven-seater Cai’.) 'epart—New Plymouth (Currie Street), Daily News Office, at 4.30 a.m., arrive at Haw< a 7 a.m. (catch Wanganui train). Departs—Hawera 9.15 a.m., Royal Hotel, arrives New Plymouth i.t 11.15 a.m. FARES: New Plymouth to Hawera 10s, Hawera to New Plymouth 7s. C. DYKES, Proprietor. L? A: NOLAN & CO,. HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE 20th JUNE, WOOL SALE, WANGANUI, MAY IS. Catalogues closed. Consignments solicited. Advice cards and addressed labels forwarded on application.

FOR SALE OR LEASE GRAZING PROPERTY. 650 ACRES, all in grass, subdivided into numerous paddocks, and has a frontage to three roads, and also 3 houses, 5, 6 and 9 rooms. Woolshed, cowshed, etc. School and post office within easy distance. Railway station opposite homestead. This is an ideal property, and would cut up into three good farms. At one time over 90 cows were milked on the property. At present carrying 250 cattle (24 to 4 year olds), 200 sheep, and 3 horses. For further particulars apply— NEWTON KING, L TD Land Department, STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOD