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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1915, Page 8

rPIIE FAIiMLKS' CO-OPEUATIYL UKX GAXiSATIdN SDCiKTV (lb' NEW ZEALAND, LIST OF SALES FUR JULY— Friday 3U—Aurua. j THE ORGAN IBATTON SOCIETY OF I X.Z., LTD., LIST OF SALES FCI? ' JUJA'- '. clearing sales. Fridav. -i:'. -I. S. Catlcv, Matanu. xn.vwHixr road, arara' THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., T-TAYE received instructions from AIR. ('. ('. TARRANT, who lias loaded his farm, to SELL IVY AUCTION, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE— ■ 48 Shortliorn dairy cows, 44 due to calve in August, balance in .September ' tlirec-yeav-old springing heifers, I mostly Shorthorn, early caivers ' i""-clvii of the. si'iove herd are Afr. iii). - ! own lifccdiiiL'. and arc nraetically purebred Hjorthovns. 1 fat cow 8 milk cans, strainer, etc., etc. SALE AT L 2.30 PAL LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE—The. above, licrd averaged '2GO lb of butter-fat for last season. Also, on account of MRS. A. MARSH—--10 dairy cows 2 heifers. HASTINGS ROAD. MANGATOKI. (Opposite Mrs. McCrackcn's.) FRFDAY NEXT, JULY 23rd. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE I ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE revived instruction* from MIL HERDS, from Wailu and Hastings Road, WITHOUT RESEIIYEJ4O UATRY COWS, Ilolstcin and Shorthorn cross, second to fifth calvers, due July and August 3 Holstein bulls •20 weancrs, Tlolslcin and Shorthorn

4 horses 50 fat and store ,pigs 'Milk cans'and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE—pring cart and harness. NOTE*—Tlic {above are a choice herd cows Sand are well bred; we lmend them .to intending buyycar and the cows are in pood condition, and are to be sold absolutely without reserve. Household Furniture, including: Mangle, tables, chest of drawers, whatnot, window blinds, linoleum, washsiands, chairs, platform rocker, double and single bedsteads, 'kitchen sofa, sideboard, fenders, ornaments, 2 spring drays, etc., efc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE—--1 drill, 11-eoultcr 1 mower, new. SALE AT 11.30 A.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. WEDNESDAY, .ILLY 28th THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVS ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD., WAVE received instructions froih MRS. T. ROOTS, who lias leased her farm, to SELL BY AUCTION, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—--40 young dairy cows, duly, August and September culvers '5 picked heifers in calf (1 yearling heifers 1 si. plough, in good order 1 set tine harrows Milk cans, stumping jn.-k and sundries. 'WITH SUCH IT RESERVE—--1 milk cart mare 1 milk drav and harness, almost i fully paid-up shares in Kaponga Dairy Company. Limited. SALE AT 12,30 P.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—The above herd of dairy cows have been heavily culled for the last eight years and are in good condition, and intending purchasers would do well to attend this sale. WEBSTER, DOBSON & CO. LIST OF SALES. JULY— G. S. Kennedy, Inglewood (in con junction with Matthews, Garland Co.)— Thursday, July 2 Strathmore—Monday. July 26. Stratford—Tuesday,' July' 27. Mrs. H. J. Richmond's pedigree Jerseys, Stratford vards—Tuesday, July 27. CTRATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHE!?. SKIN AND TALLOW SAL* NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, JULY 27. GU«nts are requested to forward to*aignmcnts so as to reach ug by Itidiy previous to ssle. *V. IW- RA V I V jp, r-Q