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Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1915, Page 8

rPHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE- ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW 1 ZEALAND, LIST OF SALES FOR JULY— Tuesday 13—Manaia. .Monday ]'.'-Okaiawa. Wednesday 21Thursday 22—1 H'riday '23—Kaponga. iMonday 2li—Opunake. Tuesday -27~Mji.i)iiin. Friday 30 —Aurou. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF X.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALES FOB JULYCLEARTNi"'- SALES. Date latoi- ,). F. ('alley. Tuesday 13— W. Shearer, Auroa, Wednesday 14—Gillies and Xalder, Tawhi'ti. Friday 1 fi—Turner Bros., Lake Road, Hnwera. ■Saturday IT -J. Wallis, Riverlea. Holiday' 1!) \V. Walker, Oeo. Tuesday 20— W. Gardiner, Riverlea. Wednesday 21—.!. llwiguii, To Ivor:. Friday 23 T. A. Roue, Awatuna. Monday 20— J. Cuhbon, Riverlea, Ngaere. (In conjunctioa w ; th Newton King.) Tuesday 27—C. Tarrant, Ararata. Wednesday, 28— E. W. Hemingway, Rahotu. Wednesday 2S—Messrs. Roots, Rowan. OMUTVRAXGI ROA7), OTAKEHO. MONDAY, JULY 10th. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD.. WAVE received instructions from ME. W. WALKER, who lias leased his farm, to SELL RY AITTION. a.--, above. W'JTirOCT RESERVE—■II dairy cows, mostly -Inly and August culvers - l.'i heifers in calf tl empty cows :! weaner steers 20 good hoggets 1 spring cart and liarne-s. ! *.f. plough, 1 set (iiit-, 1 set fync harrows, 1 set tripod harrows. 1 bay sweep, 1 sledge, grindstone, I iir net, "-horse liar and plough chains, milk cur.* and buckets, aeves'.tor. wheelbarrow, hay knife and forks, sledge hammer, wedges and crowbar, 2 large wooden water troughs, 1 400-gal-lou tank, household furniture and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE—--1 hay mare, aged, in foal to Dominion 1 buy mare, Fouh-hot, in foal to Zulu, broken to saddle and harness 1 three-quarter-draught mare, broken to all harness 1 spring-carter, 4yrs, broken to all harness 1 yearling eoit, by Baron Martin 1 yearling colt, by R-roadleaf 1 bay cob, 4yrs, broken to saddle. I 'Simplex milking plant, and engine 108 Kaupokonui shares, fully paid up. ■LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE. -Free grazing to end of July t owner's risk. orse. guaranteed. C L E A R IXC SAL E. AUKOA. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. i W. Shearer, who has leased h's farm, to sell by auction as above WITHOUT RESERVE—gg DAIRY COWS August and September ealvers) 12 2-ycar heifers in calf 7 yearling heifers 1 grade Jersey bull (3 years) 2 grade Holsteiii bulls (I ar-d 2 years) 1 2 good waggon horse.-, half-draught 1 milk waggon, 1 spring ea.rt am harness, )7 milk cans, J disc harrows, 1 tine harrows, 1 d.f. Oliver plough, 1 set swingletrees, 3 stumping jacks and sundries. 1 sow, to farrow end of July 1 sow with litter 9 slips NOTE. —The abo in excellent condition, and can be reooi! mended with confidence. WEBSTER, DOSSON & CO. Stratford—Tuesday. Jul. (!. S. Kennedy. Irujlewoi junciioti'with Matthi and Co.)— Thursday. ■Slrathuiorc--Mon.hv. .T> Stratford—Tuesdav,' .Tnp Mrs. 11. ,T. Richmond's ;> ■ sevs. Stratford var-i July 27.

FARM WANTED. T HAVE a Client wita a Good Mortgage of £2500 and a consumable imouut of cash, wnrviin.a rx FARM of ahimt &00 ACRKS: eonstni property {referred. Mortgage must 1.-e taksa as part payment. Apply— J. SUTHERLAND, SANDERSON AND CIIIFHTFiS, | ATCCITITIuT*. I OFFfI'E: Kinp-'a T!iiiMin« corner o{ >vnn nml Broue'nam Streets.