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Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. OX THE FARM, PATIKI ROAD, PIHAMA. THURSDAY, JULY 27 At 11.30 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MR. K. S. FORSYTH, who is going right out. of dairying, to sell by public unction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE. 7Q CHOICE GRADE AND PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS 6 choice grade ami pedigree Jersey cows, in milk 4 pedigree cows, in calf to Cupid of v of Culls 2 pedigree yearling heifers 1 purebred Jersey bull. Cupid of Bulls, by Goddington (imp.) 2 2-year pedigree bulls ,I'grade Jersey bull 44 2-vear grade Jersey springing heifers, bred by owner $ good breeding sows, close to farrowing $ store pigs 1 hack and harness mare g. horses, 1 to 3 years ij) milk cans, in good order WITH SLIGHT RESERVE, 8 waggon (nearly new) |S 3-cow Cane milking machine, i, with Thule cups, in good order 8 lfi-gallon Enterprise boiler, new On Account of Mr. Jas. Forsyth, £9 well-bred Jersey yearling heifers Or> account of Mr. .J. T. Bccch, who U living for the front, 1 milk cart horse, C years, trial Spring cart, 4 milk cans (nearly new), Planet Jr., horse cover, and aerator (all r.cw) Ttp average for the past season was 4 ' 4} ' ■: NOTE.—This is the sale for any farmers wishing to improve their herds, as Mr. Forsyth's cows are a really good lot, having been heavily culled, and have all had thorough attention. This strain has been kept for the past 30 year*, tiistly by the late Mr. Forsyth, and latterly taken over by his son, Mr. E. S. Forsyth, and consequently thrcattle are nearly all purebred, in good condition, and worthy of the attention of all lovers of the Jersey breed. All pedigrees will be given at the sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDE!" IX THE FARM, XORMANBY. ' WEDNESDAY JULY 20, At 12 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIKTY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., fJAVE received instructions from MP> G. HUNGER, or Xormanby, to sell as above: 38 DAIRY COWS, August and Sep tcmber calvers CO choice Ilolstein heifers 3 oull s (sound) !l store pigs 1 sow 2 Shetland ponies (quiet) 2 hack and harness horses 10 milk cans, s.f. plough, tine and disc harrows, roller, hay sweep, MeCormack mower, 1 spring dray, 1 light dray, 1 gig. harness, saddles and bridles, anvil, vice. Planet Jr. farm and garden I tools, swingle-trees, plough chains, copper, pig trough, pump, 2 dining tables, 2 round tables, 2 bookcases, couches, chairs, 2 hanging lamps, pictures, linoleum, curtains, d. and s. bedsteads, 2 chest drawers, wire-wove mattress, 2 duchess chests, washstaml, kitchen dresser, cupboard, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 4 3-year-old heavy draught horses (unbroken) 1 4-year heavy draught gelding (broken) . j 1 4-year draught fillv (broken), in ! Stud Rook 1 mare (Flower), 381, vol. 1. N.Z.C.S.B. - 1 mare (Belle), 332, vol. 1 N.Z.C.S.B. 1 yearling colt, by County KingFlower 1 yearling filly, by Baron Martin —Belle TMano, sideboard, j seater R.C.11. motor-car 1 new Singer sewing machine NOTE.—Mr. Hunger lias leased his farm and is leaving the district. During six years this herd, which cor'iVnts of ITolstein-Jerseys, has been well sailed. The cows have been inspected by Rid can be thoroughly rceommem 1 'o dairymen. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MANAIA YARDS. TUESDAY, JULY 25. At 12.30 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., sell by public aucLion as above: 30 fat, forward and store cows 12 Hoistein yearling steers 12 Hoistein yearling lieifera < 2.) mixed yearlings 00 springing heifers 45 store pigs 12 hoggets I b'.ock dray, spring dray and harness, 2 milk cans and cooler, half-ton seed potatoes On account of Rnwluti-«, 10 good dairy cow» j