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Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1915, Page 8

vie farmers' co-operative or- ~ ganisatlox society of new Zealand, list of sales foe JULY— Wednesday 21—Eltlmm. Thursday 22—llawera. Friday 23—Kaponga. .Monday 20—Opunake, Tuesday 27—Mantua. Friday 30—Auroa. 'HE FARMERS' CO-OPERATTVH j ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF' N.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALES FOB JULYCLEARING SALES. Wednesdav, 21— J. Iloi-au. 'l'.- Kiri. M.inday. -.'7- -I. UuU'.m.ii, Riwrlea. .\>i"i' I'm H.njiiiH'Uiin with Newton kin;:l. Tuesday. 27—!'. Tarrant, Ararata. Wednesday 2M—Mrs. Roots, Rowan. Friday, 30—,1. S. ('atley. Matapn. CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY. JULY 21 it. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVg ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., WAVE received instructions from MR. J. II'OUOAN. who is giving up milk'ng. (o SKI.L P.Y AU( TIOX. as above, WITHOUT UEsKRYEGoodwill of lease of section )2D, block 11. Opunake S.D., containing 317 aires; lease 10 years to run at .€l~> per annum, and is renewable. This section is situated on the west side of the Kiri Road. LUXCIIE'LV PROVIDED. TETHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. WEUXI-MUV. .in.V 21st. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., Will SELL m VUBUC AUCTION, 20 yearling heifers 20 yearling steers 20 store ones E ROAD YABDS. IIAYVEEA. riIURSDAY. JULY 22nd. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD, yy/lI.L OKFLR BY FIT'ILIC AUCTION, as above—--0 fat cows 20 forward cows ) store tows I „J yearling heifers -jrt yearling steers '") mixed aged ihvj, (in lamb to Eomnev rams) | ->9O lamlis ' 20 fat wethers

On ac-ount of MESSRS. I.ARCQMB and PRATT, v. bo Imo dissolved partnership— Ib.JO 4 (i rniil 4-year-old Bomiiey-Lin-coin owes in lamb to Southdown rams 21 mixed a;r(-<l Southdown rams, bred by Lincoln College and J. John?. In Bain- Pens. On account of MR. Y. BISCIIOFF—WITHOUT HE-SERVE—-]2 choice dairv cows, earlv ealvcra. ALSO: 20 spriii.sins heifers Tlie !;<iodH-il] of lra.e of tttl acres, at wesout in occupation of 'Messrs. Lareom arid Pratt, situated at Ohangai, 5 miles from Hawern; •present rent l.'s per acre. The lease expire" StU July. IM7. This ',>rope;ty lias wintered 1100 breediiMj ow>-s. hesidcs cattle. The conditions of ieu-e can be inspected at the offices of the Auctioneers. Tiiimcdiatc jio-se-sion given. CLEARING SALE. XCVWIITNf P.O.VD, AKARATA. TUESDAY, JULY 27th, 1015. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAYE received infractions from MR. ('. <'. TARRANT, who ban biased his farm, to SELL T!V AUCTION, as above. WITHOI'T RRSER.VE—■f.S Shorthorn dairy cows, 44 due to calve in August, balance in September 20 three-yen r-old springing heifers, mostly Shorthorn, early calvcrs Twelve of the a'bove herd are Mr. Tarrant's own breeding, and are practically purebred Shorthorns. ] fat cow 8 -milk cans, strainer, etc., etc. SALE AT 1-2.30 P.M. XOTE.—Thf a lb of butter fat Als„, on a ■■count of }|BS. A. MARSH—WEBSTER, DOBSON & CO. I.TST OV SALES.' U'LV—(i. S. Kennedy. Injrlewood (in c " junction with Matthews, fJmn and Co.)— Thursday, Julv 22. Strathmore—Monday. July iC. Stratford—Tuesday, July 27. Mrs. IT. J. "Richmond's pedigree Ter-