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Taranaki Daily News, 31 July 1916, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD.'S LIST OF SALES FOR JULY— Okaiawa—Monday 31. AUGUST— Eltham—Wednesday, 3 Ilawera—Thursday, 3 Opunake—Monday, 7. Manaia— Tuesday, S Auroa—Friday, 11. Okaiawa—Monday, 14. Eltlia ni— Wediie.-day, 1 (1. Hawera —Thursday, 17. Kaponga— Friday, IS. Opunake Spring Horse Fair—Saturday, 10. Opunake—Monday, 21. Manaia—Tuesday, 22. Auroa—Friday, 25. Hawora Spring Horse Fair—Friday and Saturday, 2<"i and 26. Okaiawa Monday, 2S. EHham—Wednesday, SO. Hawera- Thursday, ,'i 1. CLEARING SALES. JULY— Coslett Johnston. Mangapoa road, Normanby—Monday SI. E. G. Tielibon, Bird Road. Stratford -Monday 31. 11. Briscoe, Ngaere—Date to be arranged. AUGUST— Ji. Jenkins, Eltham—Tuesday 1. B. Trudgian (Whakaniara). Glover Road SaWards—Thursday, 3. J. Green—Auroa Road, Awatuna— Friday, August 4. D. T. Leahy, Opunake Yards — Saturday 5.

ON THE FARM, BIRD ROAD, STRATFORD. MONDAY, JULY 31, 1910. At 12.30 o'cloclSi THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MR. E. 0. TICHBON, who Ims leased .hi* farm, and is leaving the district, to fell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE. CHOICE COWS, 2nd., 3rd., and 4th. culvers 10 in-calf Holstein heifers 4 in-eali Jersey heifers t> Holstein weaner heifers 1 Holstein bull, sound 1 Jersey pedigree bull, sound (slight reserve) 2 sows and litters 1 sow to farrow in August 7 store pigs 1 mare and foal, broken to ?sar IICSS 1 good hack 1 spring dray and harness, r gig and harness, 1 Eeid and Gray plough, 1 set discs, 1 set tripod harrows, 1 sledge, stumping jack, new iron tank, trough, li cans, and sundries, also, household fui ■niture, nearly new. We have inspected Mr. Tielibon's herd, and can thoroughly recommend them to da.'rvmen; as they haye been very heavily culled in the past., are in goud condition, young, and August and September calvers. The heifers were kept for Mr. Tielibon's own use. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ELTIIAM SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS^CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., 'yyiTX sell oy Public Auction as above: 40 store cows 10 fat cows HO yearling steers 30 ITi-month Holstein heifers, oil' turnips 25 10-nicnth Jersey heifers, off turnips 40 yearling Shorthorn heifers, oil' turnips S working bullocks, yokes, bav/s, etc. •10 3-year in-calP heifers 20 2-year Shorthorn empty heifers 10 ill-call' dairy cows 50 good hoggets i 40 fat and forward ewes 20 mived pigs

CLOVER ROAD SALEYARDS. THURSDAY. AUGUST 3 At 12 o'clock THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY' OK NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ;yyTLT.,se]i by public auction as above: 50 store cows 20 fat cows 30 forward cows all yearling heifers 30 yearling steers 140 ewe hoggets Also, on accoir.it of Sir. B. Tmlgian, Whakamara, 'who is leaving for Trentliam and the front, WITHOUT K ESEIIVE. 22 choice dairy cows, early calvers These are an exceptionally line lot of ('airy cows, in good condition, and the majority are young.

YOUR BEST ASSET IS YOUR COW HERD. Your cows will return you much heavier profits if you rug them. This is just Hvhere our SPEICAL OFFER comes in:— Strongly-made, well-fitting COW COVERS ]_.()/- each. Orders for six or more covers f)/(g each. Freight paid on all orders, We guarantee all our work and use hest quality materials. * Orders exesuted with despatch for motor car hoods.' 1 COOK and LISTER. Currie Street, JS T rw Plvmoutli. 'Plione 572,