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AUCTIONS. *} IfiORR!SSEY~& CO. ANNUAL HORSE FAIR. " FRIDAY, JULY 27. '°:^.' At 10.30 a.m. punctual^.. V JJ P. MOERISSEY &■ CO. will, hoi® tii.ir Annual Sale of Heavy, Horses in Mr J. P. Gillanders' Stable^. Nelson St. entrance, as above— 4 > 150 HOESES > including— \ ', 35 Heavy, Medium, Pedigree ante. Unbroken Draughts,. Fillies^, Mares, Colts. and" Geldings ,90 Milk Cart, Waggon- and Lorry;Horsea 25 Light Harness Horses, Hacks, ' and Ponies Milk waggon, dog cart and hardness and quantity, harness The above are being offered on account of Messrs T. Lupton, P. Skous.----j gaard, M. Rowlands, J. J. Patterson,. |S. J. Suisted, A. C. Vincent,. ■j M. Kerrisk, E. E. Williams, T^ I Magan, A. Lankow, p. B. Noian, L. Goodger, E. R. Hastie, J. Scowh; TVil■on and Buckley, C. Jones, W, T Bailey, N.-C. Young, G. R, Grantham-," P. Hawken, Espiner Bros., J. Gut- : liver, p. G, Willeocks, W. Welham > ' ■ i Betteridge, E. Scown, G. A.. Berry, W;. j N. Scown, H, Lee, G. Marx^W. F. Val--j lace, J. Duggan, H. Tosland, J. Hickey, j J. Gulliver, C. Harris, E. Horgan, jj j Kerrisk, P. Sheehan, E. Lee, G. twydle^ E. Cox, S. Paulsen and others. . SPECIAL ENTKIES*" im*\On account of— ''"'.;*!. j Mr M. Eowlands, Feil'ding— 1 truck load good milk cartercN and draughts Mr T. Lupton, Waverley— ; 1 truck loadg^sound young milfc I carters • : . j Mr J. J. Patterson. Manaia— r 4 heavy draughts '.. !iirr I Mr A. C. Vincent, Waverley— . ; "" i 6 heavy draughts and milk carfcesis f Mr M. Kerrisk, Toko— ' ! ; 3 Clydesdale stallions - ; ( Mr R. E. Williams, Kaponga— I 6 milk cart and waggon Burse* j Mr P. Skousgaard, Patea— I 6 extra good milk carters-- - r i Mr S. J. Suisted, Stratford— - j 20 miik carters and light dtaughts-s j Mr D. B. Nolan, Tokaora— I 2 unbroken draughts Mr P. G. Willeocks, Inaha— 2 pedigree draught, mares, 5 antf? 6 years Mr W. Wolham, Manaia— 2 heavy shaftera ; Mr H. Lee, Ararata— I 1 3-year draught 1 pair waggon horpes, waggoa an^£ ' harness j The above are the best selection of ¥ heavy horses that will be offered in* South Taranaki this season, and thesale is recommended to those requiring sound young heavy horses fotmilkcarfc4 or farm purposes. Horses must be yarded early; Absolutely NO numbers will be * reservea? after 10.30 a.m^ WAIHI ROAD, HAWEEA (adjoining Egmont Eacecourse). MOXDAr,~JULT 30. J> e P. MOBEISsi? & CO., favoured ' with instructions from Mr ECBamford, who has leased His farm~ will sell as above— His dairy herd of superior youngr Jersey cross cows and' heifers;The cows have returnedfapproximately 3121b5. butter-fat for thfcpast season Particulars Later. GLADSTONE STREET, HTAWEEA ' (near Hospital). TUESDAY, JULY 31;. J{ # P. MOEEISSEY & CO., favoured* with instructions from Mr HI X,McNae, will sell as aboveDairy cows and springing heifers. pedigree and store pigs/ milEc cart, horse and harness, implements and farm sundries Particulars in future Issue; i . »~—^>»» WEST END CABINET WOBKS. IVTODERN" and ANTIQUE FUENI- ■-■ - j'- TUBE Specialist. Obtain my quotation before deciding on any furniture purchase. Genuine Timbers onlY used. ' *^ T. SUNDERLAND, CRAFTSMAN, i HIGH ST. WEST, HAWERA(Opp. Carter ?a),. EVOLUTION, NOT • REVOLUTION". who has sane reason and? fair judgment must admit that we> have come Tiy evolution of time, an© must stay, because as time goes on as. number of farmers cannot get along? to co-op, factories, neither would it pay" them to erect creameries or factories in every small dairying district. Con-' sequently our central factory fills the* ■bill. A number of co-op, factories sel£ " us their cream during autumn, winte7~ and spring months, and we like then* to do so. We prefer to act and worlr m harmony, not to fight or oppose well? conducted co-op, factories.- For furtnev particulars write — •* TITAORILAND DAIRY & PEODUOB CO., LTD., P.O. BOX 185, WA3STGANTJI. ' ' Agents for "DIABOLO" Separator^