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Waipa Post, Volume VI, Issue 248, 19 September 1913, Page 4

Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering J Company, Limited. „ CLEARING SALE, WHATAWHATA Monday, September 22. Favourer) by Mr F. Storey, we will sell on above date — j q FAT Cows 20 fresh empty cows 2 cows and calves 3 2 year steeers II picked 2 year Holstein and Shorthorn heifers 20 picked yearling heifers 3 pure Jersey cows in milk 2 half-bred Jersey heifer calves go ewes and lambs, 24 fat ewes, 24 fat hoggets ' 5 draught horses, all harness I heavy draught mare and foal Well-known hunter Bonnie Trotting mare Lance Pair buggy horses 1 pony in foal to Titus 22 year fi 1 es by Ghoai —Lance and Royal—Gem I yearling filly by Maroon and Black I yea; ling colt by Dictator —Lance I 2 year.filly by Rohepotae Farm tools, furniture, etc. TE PUKE STOCK SALE. Tuesday, September 23. 300 HEAD Cattle PIO PIO STOCK SALE. Thursday, September 25. 50 SPRINGING Heifers 60 2 and 3 year steers off turnips 100 2 year steers 23 dairy heifers 12 tons eating potatoes M.H. s.f. plough OPENING SALE, OPARAU YARDS. Friday, September 26. We w'll hold our opening sale in Oparau yards on above date. 500 MIXED Hoggels 80 well-bred 2 year steers 20 3 year sseers 30 yearlings 15 2 year heifers CLEARING SALE AT TE RAPA. Saturday, September 27. Favoured by Mr Bowman. TE KUITI STOCK SALE. 700 ioco sheep Wednesday, October I.* HEAD Cattle SALE OF SHORTHORN AND HOLSTEIN DAIRY HERD, MA I'AMATA. Tuesday, October 7. Favoured by Mr Isaac McNair. MATAMATA STOCK SALE. Wednesday, October 8. NOW l IS A SPECIALLY GOOD TIME TO mr'ke arrangements for a Beautiful and Effective Spring Display in your garden. Whether you already have a good garden, arid are desirous of adding Choice, Rare, or Different Varieties to what you already have, or whether you "are just ‘taking on” a bit of gardening as a hobby, you will find much to interest and advantage you in your price list of EARLY SEEDLINGS, NURSERY STOCK, Etc., of Every Description. MACKAY’S reputation is that of “ The Satisfaction Seedsman,” and not only in Seeds does this reputation apply, but to Seedlings and Garden and Nursery Stock also. Give MACKAYS a trial order this season, and they will not need to ask you to continue your custom. Results always decide in favour of GJ.Mackay ' THE SATISFACTION SEEDSMAN, 106, QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. NURSERY: ONEHUNGA. j 7 WALSH, PRACTICAL TAILOR, (Opposite Bank of New Zealand), TE AWAMUTU.

Style and Fit Guaranteed. A. E. GODWIN, (TELEPHONE 49) Carrier and General Contractor, Te Awamutu. Special facilities for carriage of goods to and from the Railway Station. Furniture Removed in Covered Van. COAL, COKE, & FIREWOOD delivered at shortest notice to any part of the district. A. E. GODWIN, General Carrier, The Old Mill (near Mangahoe Bridge). yE~fIWAMUTU gUTCHERY. j. MIDDLEBROOK, Wholesale and Retail Butcher. SLOANE STREET (adjoining Post Office), TE AWAMUTU. Telephone 24. Families waited on daily. Geo. Paul, (Late M. S. Laurie) T IVERY AND STABLE PROPRIETOR, 5E AWAMUTU. Coaches meet all Trains. Horse and Vehicles for Hire. Carrying of any description. HORSES BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED.