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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 June 1923, Page 12

AUCTIONS. FARMERS' G€H3P~ ON THE FARM, MAIN SOUTH ROAD, OTAKEHO. ! TUESDAY, JUNE 12. At 1 p.m. FARMERS' CO-OP, have been favoured with instructions from Mr W. A. Verry to sell on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE 2 draught horse* 7 yearling heifera 1 pedigree Jersey boll, 3 years 2 sows and litters 1 s.f. plough, disc harrows, tripod harrows, spring dray and harness, hay rake, 7 milk cans, Silver Wyandotte fowls Household furniture and effects, including double and single bedsteads and wire mattresses, duchess chest, wardrobe, sideboard, dining room suite, dining and kitchen tables, chairs, hanging lamp, overmantle, 70 yards linoleum, carpets, tools and sundries " ~~T CLEARING SALE. ~ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. At 10.30 p.m. sharp. ON THE FAEM, SCOTT EOAD (near Hawera). >J<HE FABMEES' CO-OP., in con junction with NEWTON KING LTD., have been favoured with in structions from Mr Henry Barr, whc has sold his property, to offer for sale as follows— WITHOUT RESERVE His two dairy herds, comprising— 180 FIEST-°LASS DAIRY COWS Etc. 1 sow with litter 3 sows to farrow 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 5 store pigs Mower, tyne harrows, gat< sweep, milk cans, troughs household furniture, etc.. ALSO— ' On account of his sharemilker, Mr! E. Muh— 1 waggon and two waggon, horse: (with slight reserve), mill cans, buckets, drill, dray, gi'j and harness, sundries, etc. The sale of the sundries, farm imple ments and horses will commence a 10.30 a.m. sharp. The dairy sale wil start shortly after 11 a.m. We have personally inspected tin herd and can reednimend them to in tending buyers. They are mostly Jei sey, in calf to a pedigree bull (O'Don nell Bros.' breefl), in tip-top conditior and nearly all calve in July an' August. About -10 per cent, are due ii the former' month. Everything will b sold withovt reserve, and those ii search of good cows should not mis this opportunity of getting such a iarg' number to select from. Light Luncheon Provided. Cars leave our Stratford and Hawer; offices on morning of sale. Intendiuj , purchasers please book sets. FARMERS' CO-OP., Hawera. AT THE YARDS, WAVEBLET . (For Convenience of Sale). WEDNESDAY, JULY 18. At 11 a.m. rpilE FARMERS' CO-OP, have beej favoured with instructions fror Messrs. Robt. Bremer, Sons and Co Waverley, to sell their annual draft o: 40Q JERSEY, HOLSTEIN ANI vvr SHORTHORN DAIRY HEIF For further particulars apply th auctioneers. ' YOUR HOBSES & COWS NEED GOOD COVERS, Give the animals the protection they deserve. Co-op, covers ensure the utmost comfort at minimum expense. CO-OP HORSE COVERS are made from the very beat white duck with collar" check lining. CO-OP. COW COVERS can be had in white or green duck with back straps or lee straps. L s These covers are made in New Zealand and are specially designed to suit local conditions, pice list from aav of our I branches. " j FARMERS' CO-OP. ALL BRANCHES. ■a—■m ßgß!m tI^-,^ ' OUR MOTTO IS: "Service to Our Suppliers." yy® do not claim to have a special seat in Heaven, neither do we claim that we are the only ones in our line o± business, but we have MADE hun£w S % *a™eil 8 in the *>aekblocka of JNew Zealand by assisting them to realise equal values for their cream as compared with the man who is situated nearby a good factory, on a good metalled road. We do not ask you ?J take up SHARES, hence the capital ex penditure is a saving to you. ARE WE EIGHT OR ARE WE WRONG? Write us— JUJAOBILAND J)AIRY po., T TD., P.O. BOX 185, WANGANUI Agents for "DIABOLQ" Separators.