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Northern Advocate, 26 January 1939, Page 14

AUCTIONEERS N.A. FARMERS’ | Co-op. Ltd. I STOCK, STATION & GENERAL j AUCTIONEERS 1 HEAD OFFICE - - WHANGAREI j P.O. BOX 147 -- - WHANGAREI i Telegraphic Address: “Farmcoop” 1 Whangarei—Office and Store Phone 2279 Garage 2486 SALES FOR JANUARY, 1939 —- KAMO—-Every Friday. KAIPARA FLATS—Tuesday, 31st ' t KAlTAlA—Tuesday, 31st j MANGAWHARE—Tues., 31st ! SHEEP FAIRS—JANUARY. 1939 i PERIA—Jan. 27th I BLAKE’S—Jan.. 27th WARKWORTH—Jan. 27th MANGARATA—Jan. 28th PAKOTAI—Jan. 31st KAMO— Friday, January 27th 1 fin Head Mixed Cattle including: 15 Ox Beef. 20 Cow and Heifer Beef. 40 Boner Cows, 5 Boner Bulls. 15 Dairy Cows and Heifers. Quantity Hardwood Gates. PAKOTAI SHEEP FAIR—--1 Tuesday. January 31st, 12 noon sharp 3000 Sheep, including: 700 2-tooth Wethers. 200 2-tooth Ewes. 500 4-year Ewes. 600 Mixed Age Ewes. 700 Lambs. 10 1-snear Romney Rams.

WAIPU Sheep Fair—Wednesday, Feb. 1 2000 120 50 300 600 120 600 10 SHEEP, Including: Aged Marked 4 & 5-yr. Ewes. Aged Marked 4 & 5-yr. Ewes, j Mixed-age Ewes. j 2-tooth Ewes. j Lambs. j Rams. KAMO SHEEP FAIR— Thursday February 2nd 4000 Sheep, including: 300 Wethers, 100 Fat Ewes. S>3o 2-tooth Ewes. 600 4 and 5-year Ewes. 1500 Aged Ewes. 2000 Lambs. KAMO RAM FAIR—- , Friday February 3rd 1 Romney Rams ex Local -LcPU B reec jers. 50 Southdown Rams from Local Breeders. 60 Aged Rams, all breeds. WAIOTIRA SHEEP FAIR—- . Tuesday February 7th 1200 Sheep, including: 300 Lambs. ' 100 Wethers. 300 4 and 5-year Ewes. 400 Aged Ewes. 10 1-shear Romney Rams. ' FOR PRIVATE' SALE Whole Herd of 9 Choice Pedigree Jersey Cows.

FOR SALE Massey Harris No. 23 4ft. 6in. Mower. Reconditioned, as new. BOOK NOW—SEYCHELLES GUANO Ex shipment due early March. We offer Bagged at £4/10/- cash f.o.b, Auckland. Fertilisers of all descriptions. PIGS: Supplement your milk and get that quick growth by feeding cur BARLEY MEAL; Australian Pollard, Molasses and Meatmeal. Top off with Sucrosene, a concentrated Pig Meal. CLEARING SALES PRELIMINARY J^OTICE JJUGE CLEARANCE gALE JpDNDAY, pEBRUARY gTH * OF > HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ' AND EFFECTS AND EFFECTS On Account of MRS G. CALVERT NORFOLK ST. Watch Advocate of February 2nd for particulars. ALLOY ’ & RATTERS CAMERON STREET F. Watters, Auctioneer. 517

SALES BY AUCTION. gALES J)AY gALES J)AY jgAGLEY & QO. J^TD. Will Sell at Their Auction Rooms: BANK STREET— OPP. TOWN HALL at 10.30 a.m: FRUIT: Apples, Lemons, Plums, Peaches, etc. v VEGETABLES: Cabbage, Peas, Beans, Lettuce, Beet, Carrots, Beetroot, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Potatoes, Onions, Pumpkins, etc. 1.30 p.m: POULTRY: 65 Hens, Pullets, Cockerels, ■Ducks, etc. ALSO—--3 Fox Terriers (1 dog and 2 bitches), bred by the late Mr. H. K. May. 80 Sheets Corrugated Iron (6ft and 7ft sheets). 1 Square Iron Tank. 2.15 p.m: USED FURNITURE & SUNDRIES, including: Wardrobe, Comb. Chest, 4ft. 6in. Bed and Wire, 4ft. Bed and Wire, Cot and Mattress, Pedestal, K. Table, K. Chaii's, K. Dresser, Sideboard, Hallstand, O.R. Box Settee, Safe. ALSO—Quantity Second-hand Tools: Picks, Drain Drag, Shovels, Spades, Drills, Reamers, Axes, Slasher, Fork, Hose. | TOMORROW TOMORROW FRIDAY JjHHDAY

Meet your Friends at jgAGLEY & QO. £TD. ' THE AUCTIONEERS 649 MET (Metropolitan Hotel) QUEEN STREET - - - AUCKLAND The Popular AUCKLAND House for ALL NORTH AUCKLANDERS And the Tariff is Very Moderate—--10/6 per day The Ideal Hostelry for Farmers and Businessmen All Trams pass door Theatres handy Telegraph or Ring 40-730 C 5 ALEX WATT, Proprietor