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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 14 July 1924, Page 8

AUCTIONS. FARMERS’ CO-OP. MANAIA. TUESDAY, JULY 15. HEAD MIXED CATTLE, PIGS, Etc. On account- of a client — Double bedstead, washstand and duchess, kitchen utensils, lino, chairs, etc. ON THE FARM, NEXT TAUNGATARA FACTORY, TE KIRI. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. At 12.30 p.m. FARMERS’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr Rees Jones, whose lease has expired, to sell on above date — WITHOUT RESERVE 49 DAIRY COWS, August and September calvers I 1 Jersey yearling heifer Spring tine cultivator, chain harrows, McCormick 11-coulter disc drill, disc harrows, Andrews and Bevan chaff cutter No. 2, s.f. . swing plough, milk cans, tools and sundries, and several axles and springs for gigs and waggons, McCormick Daisy side delivery Also— All his household furniture, comprising 9-piece dining room suite, sideboard, hall stand, chest, of drawers, ottoman, dressing tables, iron bedsteads, mattresses, tables, chairs, pictures, kitchen utensils, etc., phonograph and records The above cows comprise a fair percentage of Jerseys and ars in good condition, early calvers and are for absolute sale. Light Luncheon Provided. TERMS STRICTLY CASH unless previous arrangements have been made. ON THE FARM, MOUNTAIN ROAD, NORMANBY. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. At 1 o ’clock.

»JMIE FABMEES’ CO-OP. have received instructions from Mr .T. McKay to offer on above date— WITHOUT RESERVE 100 PIGS, including—--10 breeding sows 80-90 forward and store pigs These will be offered in lots to snit buyers, and we would advise anyone looking to fill up for the coming,season to attend. Also— WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 20 in-calf heifers TEEMS STRICTLY C\SH unless previous arrangements have been made. Light Luneehon Provided. 10’1 ? 2’4’5 .’"'ON THE FAEM, PUNGAREHU. THUBSDAY, JULY 17. At. 12.30 p.m. sharp. rjUIE FABMEES’ CO-OP. have been favoured with instructions from Mrs L. Layman to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE ! DAIRY- COWS 2 Shorthorn bulls 48 well-grown Shorthorn mixed weaners 4 exceptionally good f-draught farm horses v 1 waggon mare 2 breeding sows 1 Berkshire boar 14 milk cans, waggon (in good order, carry 12 cans), d.f. B. and G. plough, spring dray and frame, ladder, tubs, Duncan s.f. plough, Steel Queen disc harrows, 9-coul-ter P. and D. drill, 4-horse gear, gig, waggon and dray harness, saws, McCormick mower, 10ft. chain harrows, chains, harness, farm tools and usual sundries NOTE.—Our agents have inspected this herd and report that the cows are all in great, condition, 70 per cent, being August calvers. They are pracall Shorthorns, and the above is a herd which has been systematically farmed and culled for many years. This season the herd has produced 19,6001 b. butter-fat. In order to wind up the estate everything will be sold to the highest bidder. Those in seraeh of good class dairy cattle would do well to attend. Provided seats are booked cars will leave our South Taranaki and New Plymouth offices on morning of sale.

Luncheon Provider!. rpilE -ROBBER (^OW. DISPLACE HER PERMANENTLY. DO NOT LET HER BREED. GO IN FOR BUTTER-FAT RACE PURITY. NOTICE i gHEPHERD’S HORSEBREAKERS, Specialists, have set aside the second half of OCTOBER for the Taranaki district to SPEY cows; which is done scientifically and humanely. Entries received by the Farmers’ Co-op. at all branches not later than Ist October next. Do not hesitate to enter, as there is money in this. Read the special article in the Hawera Star of June 12th, and consult us on the matter. We can not only interest you, but show yon the way to increased profit.