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AUCTIONS. FARMERS' CO-OP OPUNAKE. * MONDAY, AUGUST 15. Af\fi MIXED~CATTLE, SHEEP *WJ PIGSj including^ ' 40 2-year steers 25 yearling Jersey^ heifers 20 yearling Holstein heifers 50 mixed yearlings 40 choice springing heifers, close to profit 20 good store pigs 1 set spring cart harness On account of Mr R. J. Morris 20 young Shorthorn dairy cows (August calvers) NOTE—Mr Morris is milking only Jerseys, and is selling his Shorthorns and Holsteins as they come forward. Every sow is guaranteed by the vendor, so that intending purchasers have a good opportunity of securing good cows. On account of Mr J. F.* Shepherd, his grade Jersey herd, comprising— WITHOUT RESERVE. 30 extra choice grade Jersey cows, Aug. and Sept. calvers, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull, Waiwetu's Protection NOTE.—Mr Shepherd is retaining his pedigreo stock and intends to gc in for purebreds only, therefore he ha: decided to dispose of his grade cows which are a splendid line of Jerseys They are all young, in good condition and one of the best testing herds sup plying the Waiteika Factory. We cai with every confidence recommend pro spective buyers to attend this "sale. MANAIA. TUESD AyTTuGUST 16. -J KjTY MIXED CATTLE, SHEEP XtHUi PIGS, Etc., including— 25 choice springing heifers 62 hoggets 30 pigs -j OPUNAKE HORSE FAIR. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17. O/VHORSES, including Heavy, M< , Ov/ diiim and Light Draughts Milk Carters, Hacks, Ponies efc. . Also— The well-known draught entir< '„ " Gowan Brae " Further Entries Solicited. SALE OF VALUABLE DAIRY FARMS, PATEA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. At 2.30 p.m. HTHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIV *" ORGANISATION SOCIETY O N.Z., LTD., instructed by the Trustoi of the lat6iJEd wa rd Jollie (deceased will sell by public auction at the Tow - Hall, Patea, as above— > Lot I—l acre. Lot 2—loß acres approximately mo: or less | Lot 3—si acres approximately moi or less Lot 4—57 acres approximately moi or less " Lot 5—55 acres approximately moi r or less <; 1 TERMS: 0 10 per cent, on fall of hammer; ] 3 per cent, on date of completip '» and balance on mortgage at tl ? option of the purchasers for a ten P of\s years at 6 per cent., with th right to pay off the whole or sum of not less than £100 during ten POSSESSION: ,_ 31st August, 1921. NOTE.—This property comprise some of the finest dairying and fatter f ing land in the district, being the well . known Waireka Estate, and close t the dairy factory and to the town o Patea, and can be t , f those in search of land of undoubted quality. , Conditions of sale fllay be insPecfe< .- at Estate's solicitors, Messrs Govett [..] Quilliam and Hutchen, New Plymouth .i or a* the Farmers' Co-op. Society , Hawera and Waverley. Lithograpl ; plans may be seen at the company'; : ofiice at Hawera or at any of the com • pany's branches, or may be had on ap plication. Anyone desirous of inspecting the property is asked to communicate with the company's ofiice at Hawera. , ,9,12 CENTRAL MART. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. At 1.30 p.m. jQjMITH & EASTON will sell by auc-

IK-r tion as above— j The well-known pony Shamrock, winner of over 50 prizes for jumping and show, saddle and bridle Fowls, ducks, etc., 10 25-gal. milkl cans, plunger, aerator, buckets, set gig harness, usual lines of furniture and sundries 150 cases apples TERMS CASH—NO BOOKING. THE DELIGHT OF MOTORISTS. A PERFECT RUNNING ENGINE. jT^TS Claim to be Engine Experts. * • Let us overhaul yours and we will impart to it that beautiful purr I which delights the ear of driver and passengers. We employ no labour, and are therefore able to keep down the cost. Our prices for repairs are at pre-war level. WEST & LATHAM, The Practical Motor Engineers, 61 VICTORIA ST., HAWERA. _ r 'Phone 607.