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Taranaki Daily News, 25 September 1915, Page 8

THE FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., LIST OOP SALES FOR SEPTEMBEBMonday 27—Okaiawa. Wednesday 29—Eltham. Thursday 30—Hawera, GLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TyiLL sell by Public Auction as above: On account of Mr. J. C. Wright—--3 2-year-old Shorthorn bulls—sire Acorn of Oaklands (imp.) from registered cows. Full pedigrees at aade. On account Mr. A. E, Washer—--7 2-year-old grade Shorthorn bulla (bred from milking Shorthorn strain). , All the above bulls can be recommended. ELTHAM SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, Sale at 1 o'clock. THE FARMErFcO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., sell by Public Auction as above: • ■■ 20 fat and forward cows 30 store cows 6 fat cows 3 bulls 60 mixed yearlings 20 S.H. steerß, yearlings 50 4-tooth store wethers 20 mixed pigs 20 2-year empty heifers IN DAIRY PENSS0 cows and springing heifers

INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. MATTHEWS,~OAMLIN & CO. bold their usual weekly sale in their Inglewood yards as abovePresent entries: QQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE Sale at 1 o'clock. EATAPIKO. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. MATTHEWS. GAMLIN & CO. JIAVE received instructions from Mr. A. Smith (who has sold his farm) to sell WITHOUT RESERVE, on his. farm, as above, the whole of his Stock, Furniture and Effects as follows—: QAA EWES AND LAMBS (mostly purebred Romneys, 2, 4 and 6 tooth) 34 mixed yearlings) 40 2-year steers 12 2y s -year-old heifers I'm calf) 40 empty heifers 3 good springing cows 16 hoggets Also—--3 draught mares, 1 hack and harness horse, 2 s.f. ploughs, disc harrows, chain harrows, tine harrows, drill, cart and harness, gig, 1800 ft totara timber, axes, shovels, maul and wedges, jacks, Scwt. wire, horse collars, chains, swingletrees, wire-netting, Stewart clipper, wheelbarrow, 2 d.b. guns, 10 bags manure, grindstone, block and tackle, also a quantity of farm tools. Also: Tables, chairs, sofa, easy chairs, washstands, chest drawers, stretchers, ball stand, 1 hanging lamp, copper, pram., blankets, curtains, parlor billiard table, etc., etc. Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon provided. DURHAM ROAD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER T. MATTHEWSrCAMLIN & CO. JJAVE received instructions from MR. JAS. BRIDGMAN (who has sold his farm) to sell WITHOUT RESERVE as above, the whole of his stock, Implements, etc., as follow: 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Heather's Yankee 11. (No. 622, N,Z, Herd . : Book) 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Fox's iPrinee (No. 805), sire Majesty Fox (No. 47) 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Queen Peggy's Fox (No. 2951) 1 cow, Miss Sirdar (No. 958), lo calve in November. 1 2-year heifer, Miss Sirdar's Pet, (No. 37C9) J pedigree heifer, 9 monthf (eligible for herd book) Also-; [ <i dairy cows, in milk and to calve ; 28 good yearling heifers ' fl yearling steers J 15 heifer calves j 82 ewes and lambs Also—- . 2 sows (each with 10 suckers at foot), 20 store pigs, 2 threequarter draught mares by Fride of Egmont (6 and 7 years old), 1 traphorae, 1 light hade, 1 s.f. plough, 1 light d.f. plough, disc harrows, chain do., tine do., Cooper andDuncan 9-coulterdriU, Masse.y - Harris mower, hay tedder, hay rake, 1 light dray, 1 heavy milk cart, 1 light trap, Price's jack, 8-bottle Babcock milk tester, milk cans, handpower chaff-cutter, 150 good rimu posts, tools, etc., etc. Luncheon provided. {■ '