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Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION; ,■» ON THE FARM, UmR'AUROA~" ROAD, MAKAKA, AU'ATUXA, Tuesday, july is. ' At 12 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY Oil' NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JfAVIi received instructions from MR. W. R. MAYES, who lias sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE. »35 CHOICE COWS, early and second calvers, and mostly from pedigree Jersey stock 2 picked springing heifers 1 third calver 4 heifers : 1 3-vear pedigree Jersey bull, Bully Boy, No. 3039. 1 sow, to farrow early 2 store pigs P. and D. Duncan No. 2 combined horse hoe and ridging plough (new), tripod harrows (new), log Waggon, spring dray with outrigger and brake, gig, wheel sledge, winch chains, trees, barrow, troughs, tubs, saws, wedges, set ear harness, set gig harness, jack, bottle jacks, floor cramps, emery grinder, iron, Planet Jr., manure, and all sundries, number of Awatuna Factory shares. On account of another client, 50 good lambs 1 hack NOTE.—These cows are nearly all from pedigree stock, and came from Wanganui, and have given splendid returns. Dairymen can purchase with the greatest confidence. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

RAHOTU YARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 21. NEWTON KING. W IIX sell at his yards as above—--25 2 to 2%-year steers (good) K> 2-year springing heifers 10 Holstcin-Shorthorn 3-year springing heifers 45 store and forward cows 7 sacks potatoes •15 choice Jersey 2-year heifers by pedigree Jersey bulls, and due August and September to pedigree Jersey bulls GO yearling heifers 40 yearling steers Sale at 1 o'clock,

On account of Mr. F. Rotherv, Kahui Koad, 'Pvahatti. whose lease nan expired. WITHOUT RESERVE--43 choice Jersey cows. August and September culvers 13 choice 2 year Jersey springing heifers by pedigree ImU 11 choice Jersey yearling heifer* 1 pedigree Jersey bull, ''Lord Hark" (No. 1557) 1 pedigree Jersey cow, "Lady Rimu," calved October 29, 1!)11, by "Rimu"—"Lady Beatrice" 1 young pedigree Jersey bull 1 yearling grade Jersey bull 1 yearling Holsteiu bull by "Echo Sir Inka" 1 thoroughbred mare, "Jane Doug las," 5 years, by ''Jingal"— "Slavery" 1 hack Note.—These cows have been inspected by my representative, and buyers in search of good Jersey cows can attend this sale with confidence. The herd, with two exceptions, are good colored Jerseys, good conditioned, no very old cows, and just showing down nicely. On account of Mr. Tlios. Fleming—--2 3-year light draught geldings (unbroken) On account of Mr. Wheni Horo, who is giving up dairying—lli dairy cows (whole herd)

JM?OKTA S T g A L E. TOWN 'PROPERTY. SATURDAY, JULY 29. NEWTON KING. ras received instructions from the David Nathan's, Ltd., to offer toy public auction at the Mart at 2.30 p.m.— The well-known New Plymouth property, being sub-division 1, part Sections !!40 and 9-41, Currie St., of Xi>w Plymouth; area, 1 rood and 2-10 perelies, frontage te Courtenay St. of 151.51 links. This property has a large and commodious warehouse of three storeys erected thereon, well ventilated rooms, concrete basement, and lift, and is eminently adapted for either a wholesale warehouse or factory. Full uartieulsrs from the Auctioneer.

SATURDAY, JULY 29. NEWTON KINO, II AS received instructions from Mr. R. G. Marsh to sell the Mart, New Plymouth, at '2.30 p.m. — 9(jg ACRES, 0.R.P., Section 16, Block V., Egmont Survey District, on the Carrington Boad, 10 miles from New iPlymouth, 1 mile from School; no buildings; ringfenced: easy terras can be arranged. itll particulars can be obtained from •'« Auctioneer, - ,