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Taranaki Daily News, 6 July 1915, Page 8

CLEARING SALE. THURSDAY, JULY Btli. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVt ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., T-TAVE received instructions from MIL D. A. POOLE, who lias leased liis farm; to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE--80 dairy cows, -2nd, 3rd and -Itli ealv ors, due to calve July and An gust. With Slight Reserve—--1 3-year-old draught gelding (nn broken) 1 2-year-old- draught filly (mi broken) 1 1-year-old draught gelding dm broken) 1 3-year-old hack (unbroken) I dogcart, good. The above, herd are in good conditio and have been heavily culled. SALE AT 12.30 P.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. CLEARING SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 9th. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OK NEW ZEALAND, LTD., Y-TAVE received instructions from MR. W. EDWARDS, who is relinquishing dairying, to SELL BY AUCTION, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE---100 dairy cows, mostly August and September ealvers 18 fat- cows Ufl store pigs With Slight Reserve—lofl mixed weaners 5 springing heifers 320 hoggets 3 draught horses 1 half-draught gelding 1 light hack 5 Shetland ponies ' 1 milk waggon. The sale will bo held in the yards near Oeo Hotel, on account of bettei yarding accommodation. . SALE AT 12.30 P.M. SHARI". LUNCHEON PROVIDED The above stock arc in good condition and can be inspected at .any time on tin farm. KING'S LIST OF SALES. JULY— Tuesday. o—Stratford. Wednesday. _7— Stony Rival-. Friday, It—Kaponga. Monday, 12—Uronui. Tuesday, 13 —Rahotu. Friday, 16— Waiwakaiho. Monday, liii—Douglas. Tuesday. 20—Stratford. Wednesday. 21—Stony River. Monday, 2B—I 'renui. Tuesday, 27—Rahotu. Tuesday, 27—Stratford Wool, Hide and iSkin Sale. Friday, 30 —Waiwakaiho. XTEWTOX KING'S LIST OF CLEAR IXG SALES. JULYWednesdav, 7—J. Perham, Waipuku Thursday.,' B—J. Burkett, Sole Road, Ngaere (in conjunction with tin X.Z. Loan Co.) Friday, 9—Frank Salway, Waiwa kaiho. Friday, o—Farrdav, Cross Road. Midhirst. 'Monday 12—A. M. Bower, I'rcmu Yards. Wednesday, 14— J. Rogers, Pern broke Road, Stratford. Wednesday, 14— R. H. Davency, Urenni Yards. Wednesday, 14— W. J. Dav, Urenu' Yards. Thursday, 15—Alf. Walsh, Rutland Road, Waipuku. Friday 10— F. Davy, Waiwakaiho Yards. Friday, 16th—Mrs. Gordon Townsend, Lowgarth (in conjunction with the X.Z. Loan Co.) Monday, 10—Ceo. Giddy, Bird Road, Stratford. Mnndav, 1!) —Tom Carey, Urenni. ',. 'nesdav 21— W. H. Rogers, Beac. '"ld Road. Midhirst. Wednesday, 21— W. Snc',l, Tikorangi Thurs,' 'li— J. O. Sumner, Oakum Friday 2.1-J. R. Hill, Egmont Road. Friday, 23—'i. .. Lawrence, Gordon Road, Toko. Monday, 20— J. Cu. \ •<. Bird Road, Stratford (in coi ' •■ 1 ; on w'.th Farmers' Company). Wednesday, 2S—G. J. 8,.-. * taraimaka. Date to be Arranged— Mrs. C. S. Gatton, Omnia. WAIWAKAIHO YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 0, 1013. NEWTON KING JpVS received instructions from Mr. Frank Salway, who has leased his farm, to sell 1> ypublic auction nt the Waiwakaiho Yards (for convenience of sale), WITHOUT RESERVE—gA FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, duly. August and September ealvers (a real good herd) 1 draugh mare, in foal Cormack 1 hack McCormick drill, in nearly new double and single-fur light, spring cart. oal to Ben McqMRANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN. HIDE AND TALLOW SALES TUESDAY. JULY 27. Clients are particularly requested t forward consignments early. Small consignments will be receiver nt PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW Pl.Vl MOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can r<-'» on their produce meeting FULL COMPETITION.