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Taranaki Daily News, 16 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION TUESDAY, JULY 17. • KIRI ROAD, TE KIRI. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., HAVE received instructions from Mr. I N. Larsen, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE ' 20 good dairy cows, mostly Jersey cross 1 pedigree Jersey bull, pedigree at sale .• 16 yearling selected Jersey cross heifers 1 yearling Jersey bull , 1 2-year colt by Emaru Boy 1 1-year colt by Emaru Boy Milk cart and harness, cans, buckets, etc., stumping jack, quantity manure, slag, 40gallon copper, sledge, s.f. plough, chaffcutter, crosscut saws, wedges, tripod harrows, tliains, swingletrees, timber, 300 posts and strainers, battens, cattle dog, sundries and household furniture. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 milk cart mare 43 shares in Awatuna Dairy Co, NOTE.—The cows are a very choice young lot, in good condition, and have had the highest test at the factory all the season, so can be recommended in every way. Luncheon Provided. Also— On account of another vendor, whose son is called up: — 10 good dairy cows, Jersey cross 1 5-year J-draught mare, all work 2 Shetland ponies (1 aged, I 3year, unbroken). ELTHAM YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18. At 12.30 p.m. 20 2%-year springing heifers 40 forward and store cows 14 fat cows 2 bulls 10 3yj,-year forward bullocks 60 mixed weaners 15 weaner steers 20 weaner heifers 100 ewes in lamb 50 fat and forward ewes 20 lambs 1 3-year gelding, all harness 10 pigs 1 spring cart in good order 1 copper and stand 1 tip spring dray On account of Mr. C. W. Carlson, w ; io is leaving for the front—--30 fat lambs 5 Holstein yearling heifers, good 3 sows, close to farrowing 1 purebred boar 10 slips 1 2-year gelding by Dominion 1 yearling colt 1 good reliable gig mare

WEDNESDAY, JULY 18. MANAIA ROAD, jfiANAIA. At 1 o'clock. it THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD.. JJAVE received instructions from Mr J. Aitken, who is retiring from dairying, to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE 17 well-conditioned young Jersey cross dairy cows, July and August calvers 4 cans, saddle and bridle, and numerous' sundries. This is a champion little herd of well-known cows, giving the belt l°turns on the road, and dairymen who attend will get a treat. KOHI ROAD, WAVERLEY. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1 ' At 1 p.m. , . f THE FARMERFcb-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. W. McFarlane, who is going out of dairying, to sell by public auction:— 50 choice young dairy cows; Jer-sey-Shorthorn cross*'(good). Can be recommended. Hand-milked. 4 springing heifers 3 sows and 15 store pigs 1 draught mare (slight reserve) 1 milk express, pole and shafts Milk cans and sundries. Luncheon Provided. All the cattle have been bred by the vendors, except the Holsteins. KELLY STREET, INGLEWOOD. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 191?. NEWTON KING ■yyiLL sell by Public Auction about 40,000 feet of all classes of timber, doors, windows, mantelpieces, etc. The timber is in first-class order, from the dismantled building "Known as the Old Inglewood Hotel, and- 'will be sold in lots to suit purchasers