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Te Aroha News, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5480, 27 April 1917, Page 4

Fanners' Auctioneering Co WOOL ! WOOL ! WOOL Consign yonr wool clip to Farmers Auction, Auckland. FAT STOCK We are again acting as agents for Messrs T Borthwick and Sons, (of Australasia). We are prepared to pay highest prices for all fat stock, either on the hooks or in the paddock. NOTICE All sheep must be dipped before yarded. MORRINSVILLE HORSE FAIR Tuesday, May 1 350 Horses oE all classes. NOTE—Horses will be numbered as they enter yards morning of sale. Entries solicited MATAMATA STOCK SALE Wednesday, May 2 400 head cattle Also, on account of T. A. Skuse— Sheds situated on Mr A. T. Green’s farm, Matamata. WAIHOU STOCK SALE Friday, May 4 Entries solicited WAINGARO STOCK SALE OF SHEEP AND CATTLE FOR TURNIP STOCKING Friday, May 4 1000 Head Cattle 2000 Sheep Entries solicited HAMILTON STOCK SALE Thursday, May 5 Entries solicited CLEARING SALE AT WALTON Tuesday, May 8 On account of Mr E. 13. Cole, who has sold his farm, wc will sell the whole of his live and dead stock. 90 choice young dairy cows 20 two year Shorthorn dairy hei- * fors, in calf 30 calves 1 Shorthorn bull 30 sheep 8 sows 1 boar 2 first-class farm mares D F. Oliver plough, s.f. do., tine aud chain harrows, roller, drill, hay scoop, two mowing machines, tip dray, 30cwt. waggon, trolly, Planet junior, 20 fowls, five pig-styes on sledges, two tons super, 20 sacks barley, two ton seed potatoes, three stacks lucerne hay, 3 tons chaff, one new ealifont, tools, harness, etc. Also, household furniture, including piauo. Luncheon provided We can recommend the above herd, as Mr Cole Infs culled heavily during the past six years in which he has been dairying, and now has one of the leading herds in the district. Full particulars later.

OBAUPO STOCK SALE OF SHEEP AND CATTLE FOR TURNIP STOCKING Tuesday, May 15 500 Head Cattle, Entries solicited. SALE OF HORSES-CAMBRIDGE YARDS Wednesday, May 23 Favored with instructions Irom Mr J D. P. Morira;!, we will sell in the above yards on the above date mentioned ; 11-O t friEdl'iSc nacks, cobs, and bar* ness horses, suitable for buggy, milk cart, or farm work. We can recommend the above horses as being all young or in tbeir prime, with the, wholo of their work in front of them. FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LIMITED, HAMILTON. G. F. McCULLAGH) W. G. VERCOE j Auctioneer Te Aroiia Representative : G. McGLASHAN. When you have Tried So-called Opticians Failed to get glasses to suit you, and are discouraged about your eyes (all the time continuing to suffer with headaches) — THEN IT IS TIME TO CONSULT SAMUEL BARRY, because he will give you expert advice—and, if necessary, supply you with correct Lenses that will prove invaluable to you. You take no risk when you come to SAMUEL BARRY with your Eyo troubles, and prices are always moderate. N.Z. Agent for Gem Earphone. Optical Specialist, 290 Queen Street, Auckland. Goldberg 2 -V