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Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. f^STOCH&S TATtQN J&ENTS 4 MICTIONSff/KSL _Hmvera. TffllLL, OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION, JUNE— Monday, 25 —Harrs Bros., Okaiawa. Tuesday, 26—Don Sellars, Kaponga. Wednesday, 27—A. T. Peters, South Road.. Hawera. Wednesday, 27 —J Kearns, Ctakeho. Thursday, 28—A. Allhusen, Kaponga. Friday, 29 F. J. Clement, Auroa yds.. Friday, 29—Badeoek Bros., Whakamara. Friday, 29—A. Corkill, Mangatoki. Friday, 29—L. W. Vooght, Oeo Koad, Auroa, Saturday, 30—Geo. Bayliss, Opunake. JULYMonday, 2—P, Duggan, Auroa. Tuesday, 3—Park and Rae, Fraser Ed., Hawera, ( , Wednesday, 4—H. Boyer, Waverley. Thursday, 5—S. P. Buckrell, Hawera Yards. Thursday s—Bosson Bros., Matapu. Friday (i—J. Tristram, , Friday, O—P. Bremer, Glover Road Saleyards, Hawera. •Saturdj/y, 7 —P. Cook, Oaonui. Monday 9—W. Syme, Kaimata Road, Inglewood. Monday 9—Geo. Powell, Kapuni. Monday 9—J«uS. Tosland, Opunake yards. re Thursday, 12—D. T. Wilson, Mahoe. Friday, 13— R. H. Townsend, Mahoe. Tuesday, 17— N. Larsen, Te Kiri. Wednesday, 18— J. Aitken, Manaia. Thursday, 26 F. Petersen, Denbigh road, Midhirst. Thursday, 28— B. Booker, Lowgarth Friday, 27—Mullions Bros., Mountain road, Normanby Monday, 30—D. Kerrick, Stanley Rd., Wharehuia, ~ MANAIA SALE, TUESDAY, JUNK 28. At 12.30 p.m. 70 forward and store cows 15 fat eows 10 fat heifers 20 choice yearling Jersey heifers 20 yearling steers 12 Shorthorn yearling heifers 10 Jersey yearling heifers (extra choice) 40 mixed Shorthorn weaners 30 mixed weaners 25 stor? pigs 200 puketea posts On account of Mr. J. J. Patterson, under bill of sale—- * 14 dairy cows 6 dairy heiferl 1 bull On account of Mr. J. Imlah 49 acres green feed with stack of barley straw STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, JUNE 26. 200 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, ing:— 40 store and forward cows , 5 fat cows 30 20-month empty heifers 20 20-month in-calf heifers 60 mi\«d weaners 33 good Shorthorn weaner steers (on turnips two months) 10 Shorthorn weaner heifer* 100 f.f.m. ewes in lamb SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. INCLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. 45 store and forward cows 9 fat cows 12 20-month empty heifers 15 20-month steers 20 20-month in-calf heifers 30 yearling heifers 25 mixed weaners 100 f.m. ewes 50 lambs 5 store pigs OPUNAKE SALEYARDS. SATURDAY, JUNE 30. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERSMfO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, I.TD. H AVE received instructions from Mr. Geo. Baylis. who is giving up dairying, to sell by public ai'fction as above, the whole of his he L consisting of— WITHOUT RESERVE 35 chtfioe young eows, Jersey cross, July and August calvers 40 mixed , weaners 1 chestnut filly, 4 years Spring dray and harness, can?, fowls, new season seed pota- * 1 ' toes WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 (black mare, G years, by Wildwood Chief Harness 'ind chains NOTE.—The cows are in good condition and a first-class lot, Mr Baylis paving spared no expense to keep his herd up to a high standard. Luncheon Provided