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Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1915, Page 8

rpHE FARMERS* CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOdETY OF NEW ZEALAND,. LTD., LIST OF SALES FOE SEPTEMBER— Friday 10—Auroa. Monday 13—Okalawa. Wednesday 15—Eltham Thursday 18—Hawera, Friday 17—Kaponga. Monday 20—Opunake. Monday 20—Opunake Cattle Fair. Tuesday 21—Nanala, Friday 24—Auroa. Monday 27—Okalawa. Wednesday 20—Eltham. Thursday 30—Hawera. AUROA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER ■ 10. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS^O-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., (WILL sell by Public Auction as above: 8 fat cows 25 store cows 15 choice Jersey cross yearling heifers , 25 yearling heifers 25 yearling steers 2 bulls 20 store pigs IN DAIRY PENS—--20 3-year springing heifers (choice) 30 2 arid 3-year springing heifers KAPONGA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 10. SPRINGING HEIFER FAIR. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVt ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEK ZEALAND, LTD., hold their Springing Heifer Fair as above, and will offer by Public Auction: Aft CHOICE 2 AND 3-YEAR vv . SPRINGING HEIFERS. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. SPRING CATTLE FAIR.. THE FARMERS* CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., [WILL hold their Spring Cattle Fair as above. Entries now being received.

•TO Stand this season at Hawera, and travel A sui rounding districts— By Abbey Bells (imp.) of Todd IfRHn oiu trotter 01 Australasia, record 2.29; Delavan champion 2-year-old pacer, Australasian record 2.264 i Laughing Bells, 2.29; Charming Bell, 2.32; Twinkle Bells, 2.33. All these records put up' as two-year-olds. Countess of Todd, da Todd Bells, is the only mare in Australasia by remarkable young sire Todd (2,14), who was sold by auction in America for f 6OCO TnAA ic h* n;„«.r, (2.6)), sire ofUhlan (1.54), t straight-out trotter, The stai undeniable, Tl espeed-producing blood than 1 odd Bells. His pedigree is unimpeachable. He has some useful performances to hiscredit on the race track. Some of his principal victories are: Tamaliau Mahupuku Memorial Handicap at South Wairarapa- Trotting Meeting, June 3rd, 1911. At 3 years old he started four times at V Trotting Club's Easter Meeting, securinn t and a second. The public have not s< best performance yet. Being a youn again be put into training after the „„!., .»., , limit..) nnmW ,rf mar.., Applj Oily Tbe high-class Stallion HAVOC (2.15; 436 2 miles). Franz-Murmur. Havnr Is a beautiful bay with black poip" nt»n—a splendid temper. Havoc is Murmur. Franz, sire of Ha\ brother to Frederick (2.20), The Heir Fritz, that great trotter which held the A ord for many years. Franz is also sin uu (2.18), Frandocia (4.33), Florai ny othe; . of Ha ■ Zealand, she having I (2.12), Hova (4.47) Cup as a three-year-old in 4.57, PI King George (4.47) ; second to Emmeline in 2.15, and second to King Cole in 4.31, in which race he Fees-Todd Bells, £5 Ss: Havoc, £( Is, M= m= mill K« m»t of U,«,.-, ra j) w gy S t»tiOn 00 H. BARRACLOUCH, " ■' ■ i St, Ha 'Phone

To stand the Season at New Plymouth CAMPFIRE (S) Carbine-Revelry Single mare, £4 10s '"'■ J --lale Stallion ben. Mccormick, Ken More--Dam, Christina Fleming McCorrnick Terms: £4 Single mare. Good grazing free till Dec. 3»t, All care but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. Apply J. BOND, Owner, Gill St., New Plymouth. Or Groom in chasce Mr. B.ennerley Rumford is now «errir,,> at the frout. Whan in New Zealand with Madame Clara Butt, he purchased a supply of.Pluensol, and gave permii sion to have his name used. Many singers of world repute gargle Pluenzol and appreciate its great value in clearing the throat and nasal passage and