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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, NORMANBY. WEDNESDAY JULY 20. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF | NEW ZEALAND, LTD., I fIAVE received instructions from MR. G. HUNGER, or Normanby, to sell as above: 9.Q DAIRY CC.VS, August and Sep tombcr calvers CO elioiee Holstein heifers 3 bulls (soum'jj 9 store pigs 1 sow ' 2 Shetland ponies (quiet) 2 back and harness horses 10 milk cans, s.f. plough, tine ami disc harrows, roller, hay sweep, McCormaek mower, 1 spring dray, 1 light dray, 1 gig, harness, saddles and bridles, anvil, viee, Planet Jr. farm and garden 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, washstand, kitchen dresser, cupboard, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. i 3-year-old heavy draught horses (unbroken) 1 4-year heavy draught gelding (broken) 1 4-year draught filly (broken), in Stud Cook 1 mare (Flower), 3SI, vol. 1, N.Z.C.S.B. 1 mare (Belle), 382, vol. 1 N.Z.C.S.B. 1 yearling colt, by County KingFlower 1 yearling filly, by Baron Martin "-Belle Piano, sideboard, 5-seater Pi.C.H. motor-car. 1 new Singer sewing machine | NOTE. —Mr. Hunger has leased his fann and is leaving the district. During six years this herd, which consists of Ilolstein-Jerseys, has been well culled. The cows have been inspected by us, and can be thoroughly recommended to dairymen. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ON THE FARM, PATIKI ROA" PIHAMA. THURSDAY, JUIY 27 At 11.30 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVt | ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF j NEW ZEALAND, LTD., I XT AVE received instructions from MR. K. S. FORSYTH, who is going right out of dairying, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE, i JQ CHOICE GRADE AND PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS I 0 choice grade and pedigree Jersey cows, in milk 4 pedigree cows, in calf to Cupid of of Bulls 2 pedigree yearling heifers 1 purebred Jersey bull, Cupid of Bulls, by Goddington (imp.) 2 2-year pedigree bulls 1 grade Jersey bull 44 2-year grade Jersey springing heifers, bred by owner 3 good breeding sows, close to farrowing 9.store pigs 1 hack and harness mare 3 horses, 1 to 3 years 10 milk cans, in good order i WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 waggon (nearly new) 1 3-cow G.ine milking machine, J with Thule cups, in good order 1 Hi-gallon Enterprise boiler, new On account of Mr. .las. Forsyth, 20 well-bred Jersey yearling heifers On account of Mr. J. T. Beech, who leaving for the front, 1 milk cart horse, fl years, trial Spring cart, 4 milk cans (nearly new), Planet Jr., horse cover, and aerator (all new) The average for the past season ■ NOTE—This is the sale for any farmers wishing to improve their herds, as Mr. Forsyth's cows are a really good let, having been heavily culled, and have all had thorough attention. This strain has been kept for the past 30 years, firstly by the late Mr. Forsyth, and latterly taken over by his son, Mr. K. S. Forsyth, and consequently the cattle are nearly all purebred, in good condition, and worthy of the attention lof all lovers of the Jersey breed. All pedigrees will be given at the sale LUNCHEON PROVIDED, TO FARMERS. A direct shipment of MT. LYELL will be arriving at New Plymouth about the middle of July. It will be the only direct shipment of this valuable Australian Super, this year. ORDER MT. LYELL SUPERPHOSPHATE NOW. , Take advantage of special lo\ quotations for delivery ex ship. Mt. Lyell Super, is noted for its dryness and free running—a splendid fertiliser of proved reliability. Obtainable from all manure merchant* Uirovighput TarnnakL