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Taranaki Daily News, 11 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION FRIDAY, JULY 13. DUTHIE ROAD, MAHOE. At 12 o'clock. « . THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., HAVE received instructions from Mr. R. 11. Townsend, who is giving up dairying, and is leaving the district, to sell by public auction—

WITHOUT RESERVE 38 dairy cows, mostly Jerseys, 2ndto 4th calvers, to calve July, August and September 5 2-year selected in-calf heifers 1 2%-ycar pedigree Jersey bull (3284, N.Z.5.8.) 1 IS-month grade Jersey bull 2 weanors 1 sow and litter 1 sow close to farrowing 2 shares in Farmers' Co-op Waggon (30 cwt) in good order, spring dray and harness, gig, and harness, 6 cans, buckets, aerator, new 16-gal. separator, plough disc and tine harrows, sledge, quantity harness, chains, etc., swingletrees, sacks, fowls, and all sundries; also household furniture, sewing machine (nearly new)

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 11G shares in Mangatoki Dairy Co. 1 grey gelding (0 years, all harness) 3 grey mare, 4 years, by Victory, all harness •1 3-year filly, by Dominion, saddle and chains 1 2-year filly, by Dominion.

We have inspected this herd and dairymen should not miss these cows, as Mr. Townsend has always culled very heavily, and the result is a herd of "young cows in good condition with splendid returns and tests, which will be given at sale.

Luncheon Provided. ' ON THE FARM, TE EOT I, FRIDAY, JULY 13. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. J. Owen Jones, who ha 9 sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell by public auction:—

WITHOUT RESERVE 38 very choice well-grown, mostly Shorthorn heifers 14 fat and forward cows 60 fat hoggets 3 half-draught horses, all harness 1 boy's hack, quiet 14 store pigs good 10 milk cans, strainer, and buckets, R. and G. lime sower, hay rake, Cam. roller, tine 'and tripod harrows, Hornsby mower, sweep dray, cultivator, horse hoe, swingletrees, troughs, casks, posts, iron beds, all farm tools, d. Strainer, Myers pump with piping, pig net, fowls, copper, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 2-seater Ford car G Farmers' Co-op. shares pd. 2 Patea Freezing Works pd.

Luncheon Provided. This is a very good line of dairy heifers, that Mr. Jones has kept for himself, and dairymen should not miss this chance. Meet trains at Te Rots'.

SATURDAY, JULY R PATIKI EOAD, PIHAMA. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD. have received instructions from Mr. J. N. Twomey, who has leased his farm, to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE 63 dairy cows, mostly 2nd and 3rd calvft-g, to calve August and September 13 springing heifers, own rearing, very choice * 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Josephine's William (No. 2543), 1 purebred Jersey bull 11 picked weaner heifers 1 milk carter, gelding, very staunch. 1 draught mare, staunch 1 hack, by St. Paul 3 sows 25 weaner pigs J horse, gig and harness, spring .cart and harness, waggon to hold 18 cans (good order), 2 s.f. Duncan ploughs (disc or blade), tripod harrows, harness, swingletrees, • stumping jack, new Planet Junior, and all accessories, cans and buckets, large quantity corrugated iron, 400-gallon iron tank, furniture, tools and sundries.

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 piano, nearly new. We have inspected this herd and the cows are all young and in good condition, and have been very heavily culled, regardless of expense, so dairymen can attend with confidence. Mr. Twomey's cows have season after season returned the best tests at the factory. Luncheon Providei-