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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 26 September 1918, Page 8

AUCTIONS. Farmers' co-op. WILL OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION— ITINERARY OF BULL FAIRS. ELTHAM—Wednesday, October 9. HAWERA—Friday, October 11. KAPONGA—Friday, October 11. OPUNAKE—Monday, October 14. MANAlA—Tuesday, October 15. AUROA—FridaypOctober 18. WAVERLEY—Friday, October 25. STRATFORD—Tuesday, October 29. INGLEWOOD—Thursday, October 31. ENTRIES SOLICITED. "" I HAW ERA SUPPLEMENTARY HORSE FAIR. SATURDAyToCTOBER 12. Entries Solicited. WAVERLEY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 25 4-year forward Shorthorn bullocka (good line) 20 springing cows and heifers 2 fat 4-year heifers On account of Mr R. Bremer— 10 choice springing heifers FARMERS! 7 ■' • ■ ■ Use /^lO-OP. CALF MEAL. Supplies Guaranteed. OPUNAKE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3Q. QAjAi HEAD CATTLE, oompriflin«— 5 fat oowh | 50 etofe and forward qqw» 30 3-year bullocks 35 2-year empty heifers . 25 yearling steers (good line) , 100 mixed yearlings 60 springing heifers > 2L half-draught horses (all barness) , 1 gramaphona and records 1 sewing machine FARMERS! Use QO-OP. CAJ.F MEAL. Supplies Guaranteed, ■ a. $81?. . ■ ' KCV7 ACR^ES, about 10 miles from vUI Ha^yera; real good grazing country; subdivided into several paddocks; ; all in A grass; has wintered 2 sheep and gome cattle. ,Price,; £8 an acre; cash £567, balance can bt> arranged to suit purchaser. Inspect at once. Sole Agents. GOOD CARRYING BUSINESS. Goddwill of carrying business^ .with contracts for two years^arid carting far" two dairy factories; 10 brake, horses], 2. | waggons, 1 dray, 1 spririg dray, 1 j spring cart^ 2 5-horss sets waggon har-: nees, 2. sets 5-horse swingle-trees; 1 lohg-shafter gig, 2 tarpaulins, 1 set I dray harness, 1 hofseclipping machine, ;1 set spring cart harness, 6 horse ! corers, 1 double-furrow plough, blocks. I and sundries. Price, £500 cash > i Ofl, ACRES, close to Hawera;* good 1O \J house, cow shed, milking machines, which oan be taken at raluation". I Price,' £75 per acre, with £1000 cash, arid the balance at 6 per cent, for 10 years. This is a propetty w« can fairly recommend to anyone as being one of thje cheapest farms in th« district. Apply at once. : ' . p THE MANAGER, Farmers' Co-op. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATITE ORGANISATION SOCIETY :.' OF N.Z., LTD. BROKERS. SKIM HIDE "AND TALLOW OFFERINGS of the above will b« held at Stratford everj; four weeks, the firet offering to take place on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1918 V . ■ Consignments must arriV© by \h» Friday previous. Labels mey be obtained on application to an j of our A genoiee. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z.. LTD. woqj.Trw(ers THE above Society beg to advise Shareholders and others that they have been appointed Government Wool Brokers. _! Valuation* of Wool will be held at Wanganui and Waitara throughout the year. , We would particularly ask clients to be careful to consign wool as follows: FARMERS' CO-OP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., WANGANUI Or WAITARA. 200 ACRES, TE AROHA OAfl ACRES, Te Aroha ; 70 oows^ 6i\J\J return £1540 milk alone; 120 acres best grasses, balance good feed; 12 paddocks, watered by windmills, pump and wells; good 6-roomed house, cow bails, milking plant and separator; Glaxo and school H miles, sale yards, station and township 3 miles; has carried the season through 70 cows, 12 heifers, 4 horses, 3 bulls and young stock and all fat. Price, £48 per acre; £1000 cash, balance, to suit. Age and illness compel this man to sell. ITS A GRAND PLACE. Write for our Farmers' Guide, it is a boon to Farmers. S. W. C OPELand Agent, TE AROHA. T7S7ANTED Known—Tui and ThomptV > son's Calf Meal in stock; Wheat, 2.5/- o«r sack; also Maize, Oats, Pollarrl and Bran, etc., at lowest price.— Bulleck, Princes Street.