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Taranaki Daily News, 18 June 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. KERRIN ROAD, INAHA. TO-MORROW. ' , TUESDAY, JUNE 19. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ' JJAVE received instructions from Messrs L. and N. Gane, who are going to the front, to sell by public auc- ' tion— WITHOUT RESERVE. 50 choice dairy cows, July and August calvers. 8 springing heifers 10 weaner heifers 2 young bulls 2 breeding sows 8 store pigs 2 spring cart horses 2 tip spring carts and harness, R. and G. drill, s.f. plough (nearly new), Albion mower, tine harrows, Woxin disc, hay sweep, scarifier, 12 milk cans, buckets, troughs, roller, new galvanised iron, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 11 gig and harness NOTE.—As Mr. Gane is going to the front, dairymen can rest assured that this is a genuine sale of one of the best herds in the district. We have inspected the herd, and find them well conditioned young cows, the majority being grade Jerseys, and they are all either second, third or four calvers. Luncheon Provided. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. ON THE FARM, MANAIA. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. H AVK received instructions, from Mr. J. Guy, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE—--40 cows, July, August and September calvers 8 2-year grade Jersey heifers, August and September calvers 7 yearling Jersey heifers Also— Dray and gig with harness, hay sweep, Planet Jr. drill and horse hoe, tine and disc harrows, s.f. plough, rake, McCormick mower and McCormick drill (11-coul-ter), Babcock 8-bottle tester and 60 bottles, 4 L.K.G. milking pails, 3 pulsators. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 4 pedigree Jersey cows I pedigree Jersey heifer, 2 years 1 pedigree Jersey heifer, one year 2 pedigree Jersey bulls 1 pedigree 2-year Jersey bull 1 pedigree 1-year Jersey bull 1 draught mare - 2 harness horses Also— On account of Mr. W. R. Shaw—--1 4-cow L.K.G. milking plant, with 4-li.p. Tangye kerosene engine. NOTE.—This is a tested herd, producing 3201bs of butter-fat under the Ivaupokoiiui Testing Association. They never tested below 4.0 last season, the testing in January being 4.8 and in April 6.6. The majority of these cows have been bred by Mr. Guy himself, who has always used pedigree bulls of the best butterfat strains. Our agent having inspected this herd, we can thoroughly recommend these cows as excellent animals to those who are out to better their herds, from date. ON THE FARM, PALMER ROAD, KAPONGA. SATURDAY, JUNE 23. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OJ NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. J. D. Crowley, who has leased his farm and is going into camp, to sell by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE 50 dairy cows, August and September calvers 10 fat and forward cows 26 mixed yearlings 7 2-year in-calf heifers 5 bulls, yearling to 3 years 2 farm horses (all work) ' 1 thoroughbred mare, Lady Heroine, stinted to Guianforte Milk cans, cart and harness, d.f. and s.f. plough, roller, disc and tripod harrows, 4-horse gear, swingletrees, chains, horse clipper, post and strainers and sundries, 4 acres swede turnips, subject to sale 1 acre carrots, subject to sale SLIGHT RESERVE 1 5-seater Overland car, 1914 model, in good order. NOTE.—The cows are mostly 3rd and 4th calvers, and have been heavily culled, and consequently farmers can buy with confidence of getting gooil young dairy cows, which have tested the highest at Palmer Road factory during the past season. j LUNCHEON PROVIDER