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Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1916, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, rHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE OROAXINATIuN .suUUTV OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ]-JAVK received in.-triiclions from MR. A. K. UAVI.IS. who Ims sold his farm and is giving up dairying, to sell TUIUV COWS, August calvers 3,' i choice springing heifers ti yearling heifers 0 yearling steers 2 2-year Shorthorn bulls 1 2-year Holstcin hull £ 1-year Holstein bulla i bav mare, aged, trial, halfdraught. 1 2-year gelding, unbroken, three--1 well-bred Berkshire boa* 10 good porkers C store pigs 1 firing t ; p dray, gift ami liaiMless, Oliver plough, tine harrows, swingle bar.-, chains, etc.. water trough, root slicing machine, quantity pnkatca and totara fencing posts and wire, milk cans, buckets, etc.. lfl-gallon Unique boiler and stand, vice and tools, 2 large meat safes, 0cwt. seed potatoes, large quantity onions. White Leghorn fowls, and sundries. For Removal. J-aere carrots and mangolds All household furniture and effects. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 heavy draught mare, aged, any trial NOT!'..—These cows are a very choice lot, mostly second calvers, and are in great condition ami calving early. The heifers are exceptionally good, having teen picked for the vendor's own use, LUNCHEON PROVIDED. *

ON THE FARM, AUROA. iIOXDAY, JULY 17. At 12 o'clock. THE FARMERSTCO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OJf NEW ZEALAND, LTD., H AT i received instructions from MRS. AXDERSOX, who lias sold her farm ar.d is rrlviny up dairying, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE. (tj COWS, parly calvors il clioico heifers in calf 8 yearling heifers 50 fat sheep 29 store pigs 2 fat pigs 3 sows 1 boar laired gelding. any (rial ] 1-year gelding, any tria, 1 mare, any trial 25 fowls and ducks, spring flray, trap, gig, lever plough, tine barrows, milk cans and buckets, pig troughs and casks, GO-gallon boiler, etc., all the household furniture, including beds, chairs, tables, etc. WITH ,SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 cheH'oner and duchess pair XOTE.—Those cows have been carefully inilkul and cared for, and culled heavily, and the returns are nearly £2O per cow for the past season. The heifers were especially picked out for the vendor's own use. Dairymen should not miss this sale. LUXCIII'ON PROVIDED.

LAKE ROAD, HAWERA, I FRIDAY, JULY 14. I At 12.30 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF. JTEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVIC received instructions from MR. J AS. O'MALLKY, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE. 40 dairy cows 0 springing heifers 20 yearling heifers 1 llolstuin bull 4 sows, close to farrow. 1 1 sow and litter li store pigs 1 pedigree Berkshire bo*! Milk cans, dairy utensils, spring dray and harness, McCormick mower, Nicholas hay rake, hay sweep, tripod, chain and tyne harrows, It. and G. plough, Oliver plough, Planet Jr. sledge, grindstone, vise, and quantity of farm tools, 40-gallon boiler and frame, harness and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 L.K.G. G-cow plant, in good order 1 milk waggon, nearly nes 1 gelding (trial) 1 mare (trial) 1 gig and harness 1 separator and churn, 4-bottle tester 30 purebred White Leghorn fowls NOTE.—The cows are a very choice lot, having been well selected and heavily culled each season. Several of these tows were bred by Mr. R. J. Linn, the well-known Jersey breeder, and therefore we can highly recommend intending havers to be present at this sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED

SALE OF MOTOR-CAR AND .MOTOR-CYCLE. SATURDAY, JULY la. WEBSTER BROS J-JAYE received instructions from MR. I l '. CAN.NIDY, to sell by auction at their mart: 5-SEATER KRIT MOTOR-CAR, guaranteed in good rwining order ALSO, WITHOUT RESERVE. 1 DOUOLAS MOTOR-CYCLE, in good running order. fiftle p's)jQ«fe