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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5489, 30 March 1910, Page 3

A.Z. L. 4 M. AGENCY CO.. L.TP LIST OF YVRTnvOMISO SALES. 'lUIE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & X MERCANTILE AGENCY COiTPANY', LIMITED, iv ussociution with BROWN JJKOS., will hohl sales us follows : — Autumn Horse Fair, Te Puke, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 12 and 18. Te Puke Stock Sale, Monday, Arril 11. FORTNIGHTLY SALE, TB PUKE. 31OX-IUY, APRIL It. At 12 noon. /11HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & 1 MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, in association tith BROWN BROS., will sell <as above :~- --100 }lixed Cattle (coast) 40 Two-year Steers 20 Three-year Steers ">0 G o o<l Weaners J. BROWN, Auctioneer.

ANNUAL AUTUMN HORSE FAIR. AT TE PUKE. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 & 13, 1910. IT HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN A MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, in association with BROWN (BROS., -will hoKl their Annual Horse Sale as above, and will offer :— 300 Draught and Light Horses, comprising f — 50 Heavy and Medium Draughts 60 Useful Farm and Spring Cart ~ Sorts 198 Hacks, Cobs and Ponies Order of Sale : First i>ay, ro a.m.- Unbroken Horses and Broken Horses to 100. Second Day, 9 a.m. Vendors are requested to forward entrks as ea»ly as possible, with particulars and reserves. .1. BROWN", "' ' . Auctioneer. FARMERS* CO-CP. AUCTIONE^IV IKG CO., Lll>. TTA7.ITLTO.V STOCK RALfc. THURSDAY, MARCH 81. Fat and Stcre Sheep and Cattle O ALE OF SHEKP AT OHAUPO. TUESDAY, APRIL 5. We will hold a Supplementary Sheep Fair nt Ohaupo, on above date. (5000 Ewes, Wethers and Lambs Tl^ AILIOU PTOCK "SALE. FRIDAY, APRIL "8. Fat and Store Sheep, Cattle an,d I'.igs - ■ ' rpE 1 KCITI STOUK SALE. MONDAY, APRIL 13. Cattle, Sheep, Etc. ''P FKALI R'IXDCK SALE. MONDAY, APRTL 18. 400 Ilond of Cattle | Sale ,at -11 a.m. TUE FARMERS' CO-OPERATTVE AUCQTONEI^ING CO.. LTX. (Late McNicol A Co.i G. F. McCULLAGH, 0. W. VERCOE, Auctioneers

THE "GANE" MILKING MACHINE. Most up-to-date nachine on the market. A clean and fast milker. The upkeep of this machine is much less than others and being fitted with GANE'S "INDOMITABLE" AUTOMATIC MILK RELEASER saves a great amount of expense and labour ; the milk being 'delivered direct from the teat cups into the factory cans cooled 20deg., or from ; cups direct to the sapara- ' tcr. "STANDARD" OIL ENGINES. Always ready, easy and witling ■ *to .start ; most efficient ; most : economical ; in fact, absolute- > ly faultless. The Oil Engine .' of the World, Stationary, : Marine cr Portable. "PERFECT" SEPARATOR. Self-balancing, perfect skimmer, very little lubricating •;' small p<^wer required ; f<W spare parts. PLOUGHS— "Victor"' Disc Ploughs, one and two furrows, iand reversible hillside. DAJRY UTENSILSHCburns, ' Rli,!k mid Cream Coolers Refrigerating Machines_,and Pasteurisers. HORACE E. SALTER, AGENT, TE PUKE, BAY OF PLENTY! f ALAMO VICTOR ENGINE. TO GO WITH ANY MILKING MACHINE. 3-H.P., j853 : :-0': 0 SUPPLIES HOT WATER FOR WASHING. s~ Mr Bostcck, No. 3 Road, Te Puke, says :— "After a season's use, I find that the Victor. Engine is reliable, economical, and simple enough for any farmer to run. I I am most satisfied." L. CASBBELS, ENGINEER, 89, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.

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