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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1916, Page 8

SAT.ES by auction. 1 KI..TIIA.U SALKYAIiDS. IVJCD.YKSIMV. .11.'I A' 5. At 12 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE (iKCAX INATH l\ S(l( I lO'I" V 01.' .m;\v zi:ai,am) i;m, w ILL Mil liy public iiuciiuu above;— ;;() ]io\i';inl ;tii(i *tui'e cows ]l) fat roll's !>ll steers 40 ycai'linc 1 lii'ifm 111 IS months empty li,.jiVi. (I lmils I.VI liiniiis ■JI) woolly hnnbs 20 store pigs DAIRY PEN'S--80 choice £'/ s -ycar heifer* in calf

GLOVEK ROAD SALKYAKDS, hawkra. ,irr,v n. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGAN I SAT lOX SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAXD, LTD., W TLL S ,ll liy public auction as above— On account of Jlr. W. A. Duckworth— -100 extra choice 3-vear ijeiiers in calf Also— We have received instruction; to sell on account of Mr. D. .J. Hualios— Tlio well-known Dairy Herd of Messrs iPicrcy T>ros.. YVaverlcy, practically without reserve, consisting of: 100 dairy cows. Forty-seven of tlie above are due to calve in July, and tile remainder in August. All have been machine-mill;-cd, ami are in calf to purebred Miortliorn bulls. Each cow's teats are guaranteed sound. Factory returns given at sale.

MiDHiKST,jf'KJDAY. JULY 7 fti 12 o'clock THE FARMERSFCO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION" SOCIKTY OF XE\V ZEALAND, LTD., JJAYK received instructions from Mr, C. Yince to sell by public auction as above WITHOUT RESERVE— cows, 2nd to 3rd year calvcrs, to calve in duly, August and September 2 cows in milk 14 three-year springing heifers 1 three-year pure bred Shorthorn bull, sound 1 yearling Shorthorn bull, sound 22 mixed weaners 1 draught horse, 5 year-, strainch, anv trial

1 spring cart horse, 9 years, staunch, any trial 1 spring cart mare, -1 years, staunch, any trial Spring cart, nearly new. 3-seat gig, \V. A. Wood mowing machine, disc, chain and tripod tine harrow*, s.f. Iteid and Grey plough, Cambridge roller, sledge, jack, swingle bars, chains, saddles milk cans, (inOO-gal. tarks, posts, timber, wire, ladders, sacks, etc.. etc., also 70 fowls and various sundries. This herd has been ve-y heavily end d by Mr. Vince and the cows are all ii good condition.

OJIUTAKAMif KOAI), U't'AKEIIO. FRIDAY, JULY 7. At 1-2 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., J-JAVE received instructions from Mr 0. Y. Adlam, wlio Ims sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT UESERVE—--94. to calve July and August ' 1 bow and liiler of eight S store pigs 2:"i fowls Oig and hames?, copper, plough, set harness; (almost new), spring dray ami harness, ;"> milk cans and buckets, household furniture and sundries With Slight Reserve—--1 good trap horse XOTE All the cows are voting and have been thoroughly te>ied. Returns -n'ill be given at sale. The herd is one of the best in the district. 1 trap horse, good trotter, any trial 1 three-quarter draught filly, rising 8 years, broken to chains, and exceptionally quiet 1 rubber-tyred ■•ij; (good) 1 Singer sewing machine (in good order) Luncheon provided.

OX THE l'All.M, SOUTH ROAD, TONGAIIOE, lIAWEEA. TUESDAY, JULY 11. At 12 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ££AYE received instruction* from Mr. F. .1. Hull, who Inn sold his farm and U leaving the district, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOKT RESERVE—KAYS, .Inly. August and Scptember culvers 1 2-year heifer 2 yearling heifers 2 milk-curt horses (any trial) 12 store pigs 1 purebred Berkshire boar 1 purebred Berkshire sow, close to farrowing '.Milk cart and harness, gig and harness, s.(. Duncan plough, tripod harrows, grinder, Planet Jr., with weeding gear, saddle, 5 milk cans, buckets, swinglebars, etc.; large quantity of household furniture, tools and sundries Lunoheon provided. NOTE.—These sows are a rea.iy good herd, all Holstein or Jersey cross, and lukva Uaeu \vall tested - -'