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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 47, 16 July 1914, Page 8

rp-HE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIV& ORGANISATION SOCIET* OP N.2 LTD. (Successors to Messrs Gillies and Nalder). LIST OF RALES FOR JULY— Monday, 20—Okaiawa Wednesday, 22—Eltliara Thursday, 23 —Hawcra Friday, 24—Kaponga Monday, 27 —Auroa Tuesday, 28—Manaia Tuesday, 11—I. Sanderson, Erase Road

CLEARING SALES FOR IHM. JULY— Thursday, 10— E. C Barleyman, Kanpokonui Friday, 17 —J. E. Wichnian, Tc Roti Saturday, 18—Dr. Noonan, Princes Street Horse Bazaar, llawera, sale pedigree Jerseys (onlv) Saturday, 18—Mr. W. Butler, Princes Street Horse Bazaar, llawera, sale of pedigree Jerseys Monday, 20—Mr. A. Cunnabell, Oeo Monday, 20—Air. B. Phillips, Okaiawa Monday, 20—On account of a cHeat, Okaiawa yards (dairy cows) Monday, 20— W. Free, Te Roti Tuesday, 21—Estate late A. Oliver, Ohangai Wednesday, 22 J. Corrie, Rahotu Saturday, 25—Scott's Estate, Whakamara "(in conjunction with N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Co., 1 Ltd.) Tuesday, 28— J. Lupton's clearing sale, Waverlcy Tuesday, 28—John Zurcher, Stratford yjird9 Thursday, 30— J. Rothery, Rabott' (in conjunction with Newtci King) AUGUST— Wednesday, 5 Samuel Parker Mountain Road, Stratford Friday, 21—A. Allhusen, Kaponi'f (springing heifers) H A V II A B K E T. SATURDAY NEXT. NEWTON~ KING I V\TLL sell by public auction as ahove--1 "ALL-DAYS LIGHT" MOTOi (2 or 3-seater) JMPORTAXT j^ALi of T)AIRY (BATTLE THURSDAY, JULY 23. NEWTON" KING J-|AS received instructions Irom W. J BOWMAX, Esq., who is giving uj Dairying, to sell by Public Auction &l the Ure.nui Yards (for convenience o1 sale) as above, the whole of his Herd oi Cows as follows: — HEIFERS, comprising—--50 well-bred Jersey cows 2-1 Shorthorn-Jersey uoss cows 31 Shorthorn cows 36 Jersey-fiolstein cowp 14 Holsteiu cows 40 choice Jersey springing heifers 10 Ifolntein springing heifers Sale at 12 Noon. NOTE.—To an)one in search of real good dairy cows this sale offers a special opportunity. Mr. Bowman purchased Mr. A. V.. Watkiu's dairy herd when taking over the property two years ago, and most of Iho young cows and heif ?>\s are either bred by Mr. Watkin or from his well-known strain. The herd is njw in fine condition, has been heavily culled, and as the owner is going right out of dairying, is for sale absolutely wit'iout reserve. Buyers are requested to book scats early. Southern buyers will be met at the Waitara Railwav StaNEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from M-r. J. S. McDonald, who lias sold his farm, to sell by Public Auction as below, WITHOUT RESERVE—QX DAIRY COWS. uiosUv'uradc to ligroc Jersey bull, "Sultm id." fo calve August-Sent. ill' to Sultan Lord brown made, rising 8 years; 1 gelding, aged (both guarantied/. rness; I milk cart : •-■.<. ploughs, disu and chain h-.u----rows, timber jacl. and stumpm,: 1 jack. 7 new grtes, sundries, etc.. ete. Quantity Household furniture -I.") fully-paid-up shares in Stiajford l''.irme'-» ( o-00. As-,m-'>-

XuTl'!.- MY. McDonald !i:is been <iair> for 12 vi-avs. and this i?- his Jirst oaK Kr Has heavily yoav. niul ih > attic are in fhv.t-ehiss condition. havm been wintered <•" Jnrnip?; and hay. a;ii they returned (id-, year between C' and .11;}, at i'»n' bulter-l'at.

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