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Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION , i ©PUXAKE SALEYARDS. Monday, june 20. At 12.30 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ' WILL sell by public auction as above: 25 fat cows f)0 Btore cows 40 yearling heifers 2 guaranteed Jersey cows, July calvers 50 choice 3-year springing heifers 20 springing heifers 50 choice 2-year springing heifers 1 milk cart gelding, 0 years, any trial 1 spring tip dray and harness 6 milk cans IHAIA ROAD, OPUNAKE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. At 12.30 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., fJAVE received instructions from MR. M. FENXELL, who lias sold his farm, to sell by'public auction on above date: WITHOUT RESERVE. 52 COWS, to calve .July, August, September, mostly third and fourth calvers 2 hacks Milk cans, quantity of sundries With Slight Reserve, 1 gelding, 5 years, by PhospWons, unbroken LUNCHEON PROVIDED... NOTE.—Mr. Fennell has sold hip farm and is retiring from dairying, so buyers can attend this sale with confidence. CHEAL ROAD, NGAERE. , THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1910. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TXAVE received instructions from MR. R. MEHRTENS, to sell by publie auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE. 35 DAIRY COWS, August and September calvers 10 2-year heifers 4 bulls (2 Jerseys) ' 17 store pigs 2 sows, to farrow July 12 breeding ewes 2 waggon horses, any trial Gig and harness, hay rake, 2eoulter ridger, drill, disc harrows, s.f. Reid and Gray plough, tyne harrows, milk cans, buckets, stumping jack, tools and sundries * NOTE—This is a first-class herd of dairy cows, as they have been thoroughly mlled by Mr. Mehrtens. WAIWAKAIIIO YARDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 30. NEWTON KING. WILL sell at his yards as above-« 12 20-month steers 25 fresh and forward cows 50 store and forward cows 20 2-vear empty lieiferS f>o yearling heifers 10 springers 25 yearling steers Sale at 1, o'clock. ON THE FARM, RAHOTU. THURSDAY, JULY C. NEWTON"KING. H AS received instructions fro;n Messrs Green and Tyrell, who have sold their farm, tc sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—THE WHOLE OF THEIR LIVE STOCK. Full particulars later. TOKO ROAD, TOKO. FRIDAY, JUNE 30,1910 NEWTON KING j-JAVE received instructions from MESSRS. EVANS AND HUTCHEON, who have sold their farm, to sell on the above date, without reserve: DAIRY COWS, mostly young, Aug. September calvers 11 grade Jersey heifers in calf 7 weaner heifers 1 Jersey bull •" 1 heavy spring cart gelding 1 heavy spring cart mare 1 } draught colt, broken to chains 1 4-year old hack I aged hack MeC'ormack Mower, dise and chain harrows, P. and D. s.f. plough, all in god order, 1 tip spring drny, cart harness, 3 sets plough harness, 3-liorse set swingle trees, 1 Planet Jr., vyse, knife grinder, stumping jack, crowbar*, cross-cut saws, milk cans, buckets, copper, fowls, ducks and geese, farm tools and sundries Alsa HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFECTS, Sale at 1 o'clock. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—Mess.s, Evans and Hiitcheon have been dairying at Toko for the last five years. The eows are mostly young, Jersey-Shorthorn strain and in the pink of condition, more than half of them own rearing. They have averaged for this season close on £l4 per cow for milk alone- a.