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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 5 August 1925, Page 10

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. HAWERA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. 2QO HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including — 30 forward and store cows 25 weaner heifers 20 pigs 10 good Jersey cows, 2nd calvers On account of a client — 15 springing heifers 2 cords rata firewood WAVERLEY. FRIDAY. AUGUST 7. |~O HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including’— 27 3 and 4-year bullocks 50 4-year bullocks IS fat and forward cows 5 4-year F.A. bullocks 5 4-vear F.A. maiden heifers 2 sows and litters 2 sows to farrow 6 weaner pigs 20 weaner pigs 40 fat ewes 50 b.f. hoggets 40 purebred Romney ewe hoggets 20 dairy heifers and cows close to profit 1 gig in good order THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. At 1 o’clock. OX THE FARM, ELTHAM ROAD, AWATUNA. rjiHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr F. L. Brown, who is giving up dairying, to offer as above — 27 JERSEY" CROSS DAIRY COWS, to calve Aug. and Sept. 1 cow in milk 4 heifers, to calve in August (all in calf to pedigree Jersey bull) 1 pedigree Jersey bull 3 weaner heifers 1 gelding, half-draught, guaranteed, all work 1 half-draught mare, aged, all work 12 store pigs 1 sow with litter of 7 1 L.K.G. 3-cow bucket plant, with 24 h.p. Lister engine Set tripod harrows (new), set tine harrows, set bars and chains, extra collar and harness, 4 milk cans, 1 dray and harness complete, 1 stumping jack On account of a client — 1 Cambridge roller, tripod harrows, spring dray in good order .

NOTE. —This is.a young Jersey and Jersey cross herd, showing well in calf. They have been- milked on poor country and would do well when shifted. Calving dates will be given at the sale. Light Luneheon Provided.

mu cms MACHINE RUB3ERWARE ! FRESH STOCKS JUST LANDED OF SCOTCH AND AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURE. INFLATIONS TUBING ETC., ETC. NOTE NEW ADDRESS: JJARMERS ’ (JO-OP., HARDWARE & MACHINERY DEPT., UNION STREET, HA WEE A (Near Railway Station).

sow COOPERS i 4 THE SEEDS OF SUCCESS. SEED TIiVIE l VT', ! Sowing time will soon be here again. Get your ground dug up so tliat the air and frost may sweeten it and make it ready for planting. Tf you sowed COOPER’S SEEDS last season, you are doubtless one' of the thousands of successful gardeners and farmers of last year, and will be sowing them again. If yon did not, our advice is: Ask t-lie most successful gardeners and prize-takers in vour district. and decide NOW to sow COOPER’S SEEDS—“The Seeds of Success”—and have success in your garden and on your farm this season. The reasons for the sncces of Cooper’s Seeds are contained in every package (large or small). Obtainable from merchants, stoics and seedsmen, all over N.Z., but be sure they ARE from Cooper’s. QOOPER . J^TD., WELLINGTON. MADAME D’ALVAREZ’S SECRETARY. At madam’s request a supply of Fluenzol was posted to her New York address. Her lady secretary (Miss Woolf) writes enthusiastically in acknowledgment: “You cannot think how pleased madam is to have the Fluenzol again. It is a great ' benefit to her throat and for cheeking cplds.”—Advt.