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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 21, 15 June 1914, Page 8

OX THH FARM, WAITUI. THURSDAY, JUNE IS. . ' ' • NEWTON KING J JJA£- received instructions from MT, P, , / Bishop, Esq., of Waitui, who Ul ff wag up dairying, to sell by puUia aiictiori as above, without reserve— ; jflJb CHOICE IiJjl!).), consisting nf-«" pO to Sept. calvers, ,i'* in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls, mostly 2nd and 3rd calven, and a heavily culled lierd. ''JO cows (just calved). io« 4-bred Jersey m-wlf heifer* '' 2 pedigree Jersey bulls. 0 breeding sows 13 store pigs i,, 30 slips ■ 1 The heifers and buKs with very slight reserve. jj Hale at 11 a.m. . j Luncheon provided, I XOTE.—The Auctioneer has no hesitation in recommending this Herd to anyone in search of first-class cows. At it is well known, the owner has culled heavily year b\i year. - Conveyance will leavu tho Inglewood Station on arrival of all morning truing.

STRATFORD SALE. THURSDAY, .ICXE lfl. T» E Nz - MAN" & VIBRCAHTILB AGENCY CO., LTD., and MESSRS WEBSTER, DOBSOJf t CO. will offer at 1 o'clock— ' 750 HEAI) MIXE-. CATTIjE, ta« eluding™ 200 fresh and forward cows 25 fat cows 150 20-monthu to -2-vi'ar stocra ' v 75 20-months oiiiptv heifers 75 choice in-calf lurifers ( 100 weaner lieifea 125 good weaner stem Also--408 fat nnd forward 4 and 6-tooth wethers 120 f.m. c.ivos, in !ainl> to Southdown rams 75 f.m. owes, in limib to Bomnoy rams . 170 empty owes, .n forward condition AlsoOn account of T. Lvfovd, Esq.— 25 llolstein wcanor hoifers

FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVI ORGANISATION* SOCIETY OP N1 LTD. (Successors to Messrs Gillies and Nalder). LIST OP SALES, FOR JUXESaturday, 13—Horse Fair, Hawera Horse Bazaar Tuesday, 10—Manaia Monday, 22—Okaiawa Wednesday, 24—Eltliam Thursday, 24 Ilawera Friday, 10—Kaponga Monday, 29—Auroa Tuesday, 30—Manaia CLEARING SALES FOR 1014. JUNE— Wednesday, 17—M?\ W. H. Hughes, South Road, Hawera Monday, 22—Mr. A. Willcocks, Inaia Monday, 22—Mrs. Muir, Auroa Monday, 29—Young's Estate, Kapuni ■Monday, 20—Mr. J. Penny, Auroa Tuesday, 30 —Death Bros., Fraser Road JUL 1 ? Wednesday, I—Mr. D. M. Scott, Kapuni Wednesday, I—Mr. A. Birkett, Opu« nake Thursday, 2—Mr. J. O'Sullivan, Matapu . Friday, J—Mrs. Lareorn, Turuturu Road , Monday, • G—S. T. Kelly, Obangai Tuesday, 7—Mrs. W. Rye, Palmer Road, Okaiawa Monday, 13— F. Osborne, Manaia Thursday, 10— J. F. Cafcley, Auroa Friday, 17 —J. E. WichtOan, Te Roti Saturday, 18—Dr. Noonan, Princes Street Horse Bazaar, Hawera, . sale pedigree Jerseys (only) Saturday, 18—Mr. W. Butler, Princes Street Horse Bazaar, Hawera Monday, 20-Mr. A. Cunnabell, Oeo Tuesday, 21—Estate late A. Olirer, Ohangai Mr. I, Sanderson, Fraser Road; date to be arranged, WEBSTER, DOBSON & CO. LIST OF SALES FOR JONE— Stratford—Tuesday, June. 16 Strathmore—Monday, June 29 Stratford—Tuesday, June 30 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. At 12.30 o'clock. OJs THE PREMISES, "ARMADALE," OKAIAWA. QSBORXE & TURNBULL have been favored with instructions from the Executors in the E:tato of the Jat# F, A. Bremer, to sell as above— THE WHOLE OF HIS FURNTfICBB AND EFFECTS, including— Walnut upright grand pian6, solid oak roll-top writing desk, . horses, gig, harness, farm implements, etc. Full pn.'ticulars later. DAIRY FARM-SIXTY ACRfiS Seven miles from railway and butter factory. Cream cart passes. School hnlf-a-inile. Ninety per cent, plongliabde. Will carry in its present state one cow to two acres. Clover and root crops grow in abundance. Price, £8 10s; small deposit. Xo agents. Address— EARNSCLEUGH ESTATE, Xgongotaha.