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King Country Chronicle, Volume XX, Issue 2066, 13 January 1925, Page 8

The Farmers Coop. A Stock Telephones: During Office Hours, 169. After Hours: 95 (M. O. Stranger), and 104 (James Murray). AUCKLAND WOOL SALE. \ Catalogues Close February 3rd. | As there is a possibility of the Catalogue being limited, forward early and (or) advise the specifications to us to ensure being catalogued. OTOROHANGA STOCK SALE. Friday, January 16 6 fat steers 25 fat cows 10 fat heifers 12 3-year steers 10 18-mom\h steers 15 store tows 20 18-montlis heifers 40 fat cows Also, on a/c Client—-9-coulter M.H. drill (as new), 34gal Alpha Laval separator, 1 Oliver s.f. plough, 3-leaf tine harrows, set discs (6 a-side), 1 spring tooth cultivator. Implemens ;Sn gooa order. HORSE SALE. TAUMARUNUI YARDS. Saturday, January 17th, a<t( 1 p.m. SPECIAL ENTRY: On account Tunnel Timber Company, wlu» have installed a locomotive, and have no further work for horses—--11 DRAUGHT HORSES Right out of work, hard feed, and in the pauk of condition, sound and thoroughly staunch. 2 sets waggon harness, collars, winkers, etc., all in tipntop order Xote.—Tho majority of die horses have never been off the tram line—no metal—and arc thoroughly staunch, and accustomed to the work. Amongst them are four or five tram leaders, 6-8 years, and three particularly good shatters, including %v?o 6-year heavy sonfc very suitable for town work. Also, on account of contractor—--8 draughts, right, out of work, hard feed, 1. 5, 6 and 7 years, Also harness. TE KUITT STOCK SALE. Wednesday, January 21. 500 HEAD CATTLE 120 forward 4 and 5-year steers 15 4 and 5-year bullocks 100 2 and 3-year steers 150 mixed cattle 10 fat cowa 60 18-mths Hereford steers, southern bred and ex%a good 40 2|-vear steei-s 1500 SHEEP—--180 fat wethers 60 2-tooth wethers 50 fat ewes 70 fat and fonvarVl lambs 1150 LAMBS, mixed sex, woolly and shorn, including lines of 550, 300 and 150 of one ©Kfmark.

uctioneering Co, Ltd. CLEARING SALE AT RANGIATEA. (Nine miles from Otorohanga.) Monday, January 19. Favoured with instructions from H. Morris, we will sell at his farm the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, including— -25 cows, Holstein-Jersey cross, in full milk 5 springing heifers 5 heifers, in calf 10 store cows 6 calves 2 bulls 3 farm horses (all work) 4 sows, in pig 1 pedigree Berkshire boar Set seven-a-side Booth-McDonald disc harrows, 1 chain and tripod harrow, 1 M.H. 11-coultter disc, 1 M.H. mower, 1 Cambridge roller, disc plough, Oliver plough, Ridd milking machine, 4£h.p. Lister engine, 90-gal. Alfa-Laval separator, 4 testing buckets,, 6 cream cans (3 tens and 3 twelves), large cWtirn, harness, pulleys, tools, etc Also a/c Mr G. Budd—6. fat cows 3 cows and calves Sale commences 11.30 a.m. Luncheon Provided. On a/c. Messrs Collins Bros.- — 40 cows and heifers Implements, etc. Sale at Messrs Somerville Bros.' Yards. TE ANGA STOCK SALE. Tuesday, January 20. 20 3i-year fresh condition steers 10 fati cows 15 18-month heifers 4 cows and calves 20 mixed cattle 100 fat 4-tooth wethers 100 2-tooth wetfhers

Grass and Clover Seeds FOR Autumn Sowing We are now booking and from past experience the market hardens as the season advances. We undertake to guard you against any RISE and give you the benefit of any FALL. YOU CANNOT LOSE But BOOK EARLY and save disappointment. OUR USUAL WARRANTY WITH ALL SEEDS. The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd. Sheridan Street, Te Kuiti. PHONES:—Office, 118—168. P.O. Boi 102. Merchandise: R. C. Deugla. 272: P. H. Brown, 83.