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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 213, 10 August 1918, Page 8

Flirt « PUBLIC SALES. yyAIPL’KUKAU Y ARDS - TUESDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1918. Dairy Stock, 11.30 a.m. Other Stock, Noon. gTORTFORD YARDS. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 14th, 1918. Dairy Stock, 11.30 a.m. Other Stock, Noon. 50 forward ewes 690 2 to 6-tooth wethers 20 fat 2-tooth ewes 29 m.s. rising yearlings 18 S.H. heifers in calf to S.H. bull QNGA QNGA Y ARDS - THURSDAY, AUGUST 15th, 1918, At 12.30 p.m. 20 2-tooth wethers ■ SALES FOR AUGUST. Waipukurau—l3, 20, 27. Stortford Lodge—l 4, 21, 28. Onga Onga—ls, 29. Otane—23. QLIVE QRANGE gTOCK gALE. MONDAY, 12th AUGUST, 1918, At 12 Noon. D ALGETY A- CO., LTD., MURRAY ROBERTS & CO., LTD., and WILLIAMS A KETTLE, LTD., will sell:— 100 empty ewes 150 prime fat ewes 330 woolly hoggets 2 fat cows 2 dairy cows in calf H.B. Farmers' Co-operative Assn. yjNRESERVED QLEARING gALE OF DAIRY STOCK, A-c. AT PIRI PIRI TUESDAY, 13th AUGUST, 1918, At 12 Noon. THE HAWKE’S BAY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASS’N, LTD., Dannevirke, will sell, on account of Air. N. Rosenbeck, who is going to Camp, his choice herd of Dairy Cows and other Stock, etc., comprising:— 3 springing heifers 37 dairy cows, mostly Jerseys, and including a big number of young cows 2 spring-cart horses 1 sow with litter 2 breeding sows, due in Sept. 5 slips 10 store ewes. Also: Spring dray and harness, 6 milk cans, stack of hay, good stack cover, hayrake, roller s.f. plough, 2 sets leading harness, swingletrees,, chains, etc.; mower, tools, sundries, etc. rpREES, gHRUBS, JOOSES, Ao. NOW IS THE TIME FOR PLANTING. Being local agents for HORTON’S LTD. we can supply all sorts at nursery ■ prices. ' Y r - vstronc; aND JJAINING,

Seed Merchants, STATION STREET, HASTINGS •«»JIHE rjIBIBUNl" IB OBTAINABLE EVERY EVENINg AT NAPIER i Ail Newsagents W. J. McGrath, Shakespeare rort The Trocadero H. Hare, Storekeeper, Hastings street Railway Bookstall PORT AHURIRIi McCarthy and Co., Tobacconists A. Thompson, Grocery Store. COUNTRY DISTRiCTSi WAIROA--Central News Agency TARADALE—GIenny, Post Office Btera MEEANEE—N. J. Wakeley PAKOWHAI —Kent and Donovan CLlVE—Highley’s Store FERNHILL—GumbIey and Sons MARAEKAKAHO—F. Nugent HAVELOCK N. —Tribune Agency PUKEHOU—G. Priest PAKI PAKI—T. Horton G. Floyd fIRCT.XMF.A DOWS—Golwill Bros. OTANE —W. Malenoir J. J. Langrid'ge WAIPAWA—P. Brittain Ti. Pratley W. J. Fellow WAIPUKURAU—H. E. Frond Mr. Annaud, Bookstall TIKOKINO —Eoaek'a Store (on arrival of coach) ONGA ONGA— Peters’ feiare (sa arrival of coach) ASHLB? CLINTON—J. Dsrry (*> arrival cf coach) PORANGAHAU—Thisiss flasJllag TAKAPAU—Beckett and date PUKETAFU- W. Forte” CLlVlfi GRANGF— W. Waisea, jax KLSTHOaFSt—Heycc-sk and *» s »<-•« er » wwae *» »■- s