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Te Aroha News, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5473, 11 April 1917, Page 4

At 12 noon Favored with instructions from Mr P. FlynD, Bowler’s Road, who has fold his farm,' we will sell as above ; 36 Shorthorn cows, in full milk and in calf to Shorthorn bull > 1 springer, just at profit 2 store cows 1 bull 5 18 months steers 44 calves, mixed sexes 30 heifers in calf to Shorthorn bull I 2 heavy draught horses, 5 and 8 1 years 2 unbroken 3 and 4 year draughts 1 buggy mare, quite in harness 1 boys’ pony 3 sows 1 young Berkshire boar, bred by Costley Home 25 slips 2 spring traps 1 spring waggon, nearly new 1 doable buggy, pole and shafts complete 1 drill (Cooper andlDuncan) £1 d.f plough 1 s.f plough 1 scarifier set tine harrows, set disc harrows, buggy harness, grindstone, tools, lot of sundries, etc.

FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE auctioneering company, LIMITED, HAMILTON. G. F. McCULLAGH\ W. G. VERCOE j Auctioneer Te Aroha Representative : G. McGLASHAN. N.Z, Loan & Mercantile Agency Company NOTICE We desire clients to note that in future RESERVES must be given on all stock when yarded. HAMILTON STOCK SALE Thursday, April 12 Entries solicited CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE Monday, April 16 600 Head Cattle 22 fat steers 76 fat cows and heifers 42 large framed fresh conditioned cows 20 fresh eighteen months to 24 year steers 30 18 month to 2 year heifers, been with bull since Ist November 300 strong, well-grown calves 10 heavy bulls 20 store cows 60 mixed cattle 200 large framed forward f.m ewes 60 fat sheep 20 store and weaner pigs Entries solicited OHAUPO HORSE SALE Tuesday and Wednesday, April 17 and 18 Entries solicited MATAMATA HORSE FAIR Thursday, April 26 150 Horses of all classes

Entries solicited Northern steam SHIP COMPANY TIME TABLE Weather and other circumstances per mitting Time-tables will be main tained as follows : FROM AUCKLAND TO THAMES Leaves Auckland APRIL Wakatere, Wednesday 11. 5 p.m Wakatere, Thursday 12, 6.30 p.m Wakatere, Friday 13, 0 p.m Wakatere, Saturday 14, 6 p.m Leaves Thames Wakatere,Thurday 12, 10 a.m Wakatere, Friday 13,10 a.m Wakatere, Saturday i 4, 10.30 a.m Wakatere, Monday 16, 1 p.m FROM AUCKLAND FOR PAKROA AND TE AROHA, via Kopu Turua. etc Leaves Auckland APRIL Waimarie, Wednesday 11, Midnight Taniwha, Thursday 12, 2 p.m Waimarie, Friday 13, 2.30 p.m Taniwha, Sunday 15,4-30 p.m Waimarie Monday i(i, 5 p.m Taniwha, Tuesday 17, 6 p.m Waimarie, Thursday 19, 8 p.m Taniwha, Friday 20, 9 p.m Waimarie, Sunday 22, 10.30 p.m Taniwha, Monday 23, 11.30 p.m Leaves Paeroa APRIL Taniwha, Wednesday 11, 8.30 am Waimari'*, Thursday 12, 9.30 p,m Taniwha, Friday 13, 11 a.m. Waimarie, Saturday 14, 11.30 a,m Taniwha, Monday 16.11.30 p-m Waimarie, Tuesday, 17, 2 3O p.m Taniwha, Wednesday 18, 3.30 p.m Waimarie, Friday 20, 5 30 p.m Taniwha, Saturday 21, 630 p.m. Waimarie, Monday 23, 8 p.m FROM PAEROA TO TE AROHA (Cargo only) Steamers leave Paeroa on arrival of Auckland Steamer on Mondays, Wed nesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, and returning, leaves Te Aroha on Tues days, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Cargo for Auckland must be consigned previous day. For further information concerning re'ght and passages to all ports, apply to J. E. THOMAS, Agent, Te Aroha.

AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY WHAT CHAMPION’S EFFICIENCY COMPANY IS DOING FOR THE DOMINION IN ITS HOUR OF NEED “ Prizeß were donated by the Northern Roller Milling Company to the Waikato Central A. and P. Association for two novel purposes. One was for the mother who had the most soldier sons, and the other was for the mother with the largest family. Mrs F. O’Toole secured the first-mentioned prize, having five sons in uniform. The second was secured by Mrs Joseph Radford,[who has a family of nineteen.” At present it is essential that nothing but Champion Muscle Raiser Flour and Standard (soother) Oatmeal and Rolled Oats should be used —I am., V., Auckland.'