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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 49, 15 July 1914, Page 8

T HE FARMERS' CO-OPEKATIVB ORGANISATION SUCIETi OF N.2> LTD. (Successors to Messrs, Gillies and Nutder), LIST OF SALES t?OR •?JULY— Monday, 20-01 c&iawa Wednesday, 22—Kltham Thursday, 23—Hawera Friday, 24—Kaponga Monday, -27—Auroa Tuesday, JULY° LEAI!ING ,sales FOB 19w - Wednesday, 15—K Murpbv, Riverlea Thursday, 16— E. C. Barleyman,' Kaugokonui Friday, 17 —J. E. Wichman, T® Roti Saturday, 18 —Dr. Noonan, Princes Street llorse Bazaar, Hawera, sale pedigree Jerseys (only) Saturday, IS—Mr. VV. Butler, Piineea Street llorse Bazaar,, llawera, sale of pedigree JerseysMonday, 20 Mr. A. Cunnabell, Oeo Monday, 20-Mr. B. Phillips, Okaiawa Monday, 20— W. Free, Te Roti Tuesday, 21—Estate late A. OliTer, Oliangai Wednesday, 2'2-J. Corrie, Rahotu Saturday, 25—Scott's Estate, Whakamara (in conjunction with N.Z. Loan and Mercantile C 0... Ltd.) Tuesday, 28 J, Lupton's clearing sale, Waverley Thursday, 30 —J. Rothery, Rahotu (in conjunction with Newton King) AUGUST-

OX THE FARM. CORNER IJAIX SOUTH AXD XORMAMSY ROADS (between Mamiia and Kaiipokonui). THURSDAY, JUIA 10. At 1130 p.m. T' IIK FARMERS' 00-OPKRATIVE OROANLSATIO.V SOCIETY OF N./., LTD., liavc received instructions fro'a -Mr. ('. Jiarleynian, who lias leased hip I'lU'in, to sell ac above—

IYJTIIOLT KjiSKUVTS—CHOICE JiKiJiDA!>'\' li)\VS, mostly Jersey cri.oc mostly July-August calvcM i very t".oifa iloistein cinvs (purbred, 1 extra choice Jersey cow, Beauty \ 111. (purebred), produces over s<NiH> rmtter-lat per year, bivd by Ambrose Ridil, Esq. 10 choice Jersey grade heifers, specially selected to put b the herd 44 choice yearling heifers irom above covi's, by pedigree Jersey 'bulls I J)cdii>ree Jersey bull, lilacklieai fc Cherry 1 Jersey bull (grade) ' 1 veiy choice Jersey heifor yearling, out of Beauty VIII. 3 half-draught mares <1 breeding sow^ 1 boar IS store pigs 7 weanerH 2 ploughs, disc, line and tripod harrows, drill, soring <lray, harness and sundries. With .Slight Reserve—--1 pedigree Jersey cow, S\rcctbr:iir VIIf., bred by George UouiJ, Esq., of Canterbury, qualified under Government semi-official test and due to calve September b pedigree Jersey heifer, Twylish's Bilberry, unbeaten in show ring with 3 firsts as a yearling, du* to calve early in August 1 pedigree yearling heifer, Twjv berrv, by Bilberry's Last, out cJ' Twylish's liilbern'

1 pedigree Jersey bull yearling. Briarberry, by Bilberry's La-it from Sweetbriar VIII. These cows, which have been hand- ! milked in two hei'ds, can lie confidently recommended. us both herds have been regularly tested by the Kaupokonui Cowtesting Association for the. past foar years and heavily culled, and the vendor, who has had no clearing sale for about 1(1 years, has consistently bought good quality cattle at high prices. Luncheon provided. GREAT I 'PRESERVED SALE OF JJKIII-CLASS /jpEDKIREE JERSEY RATTLE. AT TIIK MORS 10 BAZAAR, PRINCESS STREET, IIAWERA. SATI'RDAY, JULY IS. At 1.30 p.m. rjniE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE OR<! AX ISATIOX SOCIETY OF X.Z., LTD. -have received instructions front br. Xoonnn and \Y. Butler, Est)., to sell as above— THE WIIOLU (IE THEIR IllGtlCLASS JERSEYS. Dr. Xoonanii herd was established .lis years ago by the purchase of a number of the best of .Messrs Grifliths and Cornwall's herd, and since then he lias bought nothing but the best. There are 28 lots in Dr. Xoonau's 'herd to be sold. account of Mr. W. Butler we will sell 11 lots. These will be found to be of the same high quality. Both Dr. Xoonan and Mr. Butler are Jersey enthusiasts, and they have purchased the best blood obtainable.

Ciitaiojjuos ou application. consists o! the aollds of pure milk with extra cream and mllk-snpar :vdded. It. is the ideal inputs food 12