AUCTIONEERS NORTH AUCKLAND FAIMEU' CO-OPEIATIVE. LTD. STOCK & GENEKAL AUCTIONEERS. Telegraphic Address: "F:urascoop." 'PHONES. 26, 251. Goods Department: 55 Address Letters to: "The Manager, Farmers' Co-op., P.O: Boi 30, Whangarei." AGENCIES:— . NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Fire, Marine, Accident, and Motor Car). HUPMOBILE MOTOR CAR—The Quality Car. MASSEY-HARRIS CO. LTD. TRELOAR MILKING MACHINE UTILITY ENGINES P. and D. DUNCAN, LTD. VIKING SEPARATORS SANDOW WOOL PRESSES VALLO SHEEP DIP COOPER'S SHEEP DIP STOCKS OF PRODUCE:— COOPER'S CATTLE DIP. , Hay, Chaff, Oats, Feed and Seed. (Note Ruakura Seed oata have yilded over 100 bushels per acre.) Bran, Pea Meal, Calf Food, Pi# Food, Maize, Barley, Sucrosins. Molasses. Always Available. Fencing Po-sts, Wire, Nails ana Staples (our own importations now arriving). Fertilisers for all crops on hand Sheep Dips, Woolpacks and Branding ■ Fluids. Always available. WOOL. CLIENTS HOLDING WOOL ARE ADVISED TO mSURE # SAME- , I&STANT COVER GIVEN ON RECEIPT OF INSTRUCTIONS. RING PHONE 26 NOW ON THIS IMPORTANT MATTER. CATTLE DIPPING Clients wiM. please note that in accordance with the regulations, &U cattle must be dipped before being exposed for sale. SHEEP DIPPING. In accordance with the provisions of the Stock Act vendors will please note that all sheep must be thoroughly dipped and branded before being exposed for sale. This instruction is specially necessary for un( j erstanc j e stock Department intend to rigorously enforce the regulations as regards both cattle and sheep. STOCK SALES Clients are particularly requested to note iha j our Conditions of Sale for » Stock are — CASH. Accommodation required for tho purchase of Stock must be arranged with the Management PRIOR TO PURCHASE. KAMO WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL. W'AIPC, THURSDAY, 28th APRIL. MAUNGATUROTO, FRIDAY, 29th APRIL. OMANA, MONDAY, 2nd MAY. MANGAWHARE, TUESDAY, 3rd MAY. WAIKIEKIE, THURSDAY, sth MAY. PAKOTAI, SATURDAY, 7th MAYMAUNGAKARAMEA, MONDAY, 9th MAY. WIHANGAREI, WEDNESDAY, 11th MAY. RANGIAHUA, MONDAY, 16th MAY. KAIKOHE, TUESDAY, 17th MAY. OHAEAWAI, WEDNESDAY, 18th MAY. KAMO SALE ■ WAIPU SALE. 15 =Sr HL ' THURSDAY, 28t HAP R1 L. including— , HEAD CATTLE 17 Jersey Shorthorn cross Hei. JLtHJ fers, spring calvers. ' including— 12 Well-grown Calves. 7f) n n i vpc . 50 li to 2yr Steers on a • Also— -0 Springers 7 Useful Farm Horses, compri- 25 2-year Steers sing— 2 3-year Medium Draught Hor- — ses, broken to chains 1 4-year draught Gelding NOTE.—Whangarei and Kamo ' 4 Aged Draught Horses, work ... , ~ anywhere. sales start at 1 P- m - further 15 Dairy Cow s close to profit- ' notice. I 28 ACRES L.T. 5 mile from School and li miles from P.O. and Railway Station. Freezing Works only 3 miles--120 Acre s alluvial flats, balance drained swamp. All first-class land, and in grass except shelter patches. ■Carrying 60 milking cows, 40 young cattle and 8 horses. All necessary buildings- <, PRICE —£30 per acre. 10 pef cent, cash will let approved purchaser in. This property is capable, of very profitable improvement, and is one of the best things offering to-day. WE HAVE A LONG-LIST OF HOUSE PROPERTIES, FARMLETS (DAIRY AND SHEEP FARMS). Call and see us. A. HOLMES, Manager.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. We are the largest producers of Rubber ; Goods in the Southern wa fel/ Hemisphere, manufacturing everything essential in rubber for In- bI M§f dustry, home life and personal use. Our goods are the best value jfn| M obtainable, ensuring service, dependability and economy. "Shoddy Kim a stuff" we have no time for, preferring to stand by the quality gfx ■l| guaranteed by our brands. That's why it always pays to specify ■fg f\ . DUNLOP |H whenever you are purchasing or ordering B | RUBBER GOODS 1 •I If you will do this when buying, say, motor, cycle or vehicle tyres; ■ engineering, mining or plumbing requirements; garden hose; rubber I ifjj heels, soles, &c.; ebonite and electrical goods; milking machine S \l requisites; hot water bags; rubber matting; driving and conveyor jß| || belts—in fact, any description of rubber goods—you can rely Ml || on value for your outlay and satisfaction in vte. #J| II Obtainable through all leading stores, agents, &c ifa WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH. AUCKLAND HP/ MILLS-MONTAGUE, MELBOURNE • jSmjfiU —i i ii wiwim——n—n——i———nrnr—ni——^PT CLIP YOUR HORSE THIS SEASON WITH THE STEWART No. 1 HORSE-CUFFING MACHINE LONG YEARS OF POPULAR SERVICE TO ITS CREDIT IN NEW ZEALAND. iff#JREFUSE ALL MACHINES THE PARTS OF WHICH j a ARE SUPPOSED TO INTERCHANGE WITH THE "I Vl ! i STEWART. THESE ARE IMPUDENT IMITATIONS. . I VLi 1 LOOK FOR STEWART BRAND AND ACCEPT I P'j| | NO OTHER. I 11 PROCURABLE FROM YOUR SADDLER, 111 IRONMONGER, OR MERCHANT, OR I j I FROM ; JfH>\ Wili a COOPES S NEPHEWS \s, KINGSTON ST., AUCKLAND.
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Northern Advocate, 26 April 1921, Page 7
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