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Taranaki Daily News, 19 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION FRIDAY, JULY 20. SOLE ROAD, NGAERIi. At 12.30 p.m. WITHOUT RESERVE THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from Messrs Orr Bros., who have sold their farm, and are leaving the district, to sell by public auction:— 44 very choice dairy cows, July, August and September calvers. 1 9-coulter Farmers' Favorite drill. Milk cans, etc., and sundries. This dairy has been carried on on the farm for the past HO years, and this is the first cleaving sale. The cows can be recommended to anyone wanting to improve their herd. Last seasou the cows averaged £22 per head for butterfat. Luncheon Provided. KOHI ROAD, WAVERLEY. SATURDAY, JULY 21. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. W. McFarlarie, 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. This sale is being field only ten minutes' walk from the Waverley Racecour-c Station, but a conveyance will ieave Waverley at 11.30 on the morning of the sale. ON THE FARM, EGMONT ROAD. ItAIMIRO. MONDAY, JULY 23, 1917. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. J. B. G'opperth, who is going into camp, to sell by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE 23 dairy cows, in profit and to calve 2 store cows 2 3-year springing heifers 15 2-year springing heifers 1 2-year well bred Holstein bull 15 yearlings, mostly Holstein heifers. 43 good s.m. in-larnb ewes 2 lionmey rams 4 breeding sows (2 farrowed) 3 good young farm horses 00 Hinau and Totara posts Spring cart and harness, gig and ness, mower, hay rake, s.f. plow, swingletrees, chains, cans, buckets cooler, mauls, wedges, tubs, cow-rugs, saddle, bridle, quantity of manure, small quantity household furniture, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE The Farm, comprising 215% acres freehold ploughable land, with all necessary buildings thereon, 100 acres in grass, and 30 acres cleared. Luncheon Provided. BRISTOL ROAD, INGLEY.'OOD. MONDAY, JULY 30, 1917. NEWTON KING J-JAS received instructions from the Executors in the late M. Hopson's Estate, to sell by auction the whole of his live and dead stock as under:— WITHOUT RESERVE 32 .Jersey-Shorthorn dairy cows, August and September calvers. 7 in-calf heifers 1 Jersey bull 1 sow in farrow Express, with pole and shafts, - gigs, spring dray, tine luirrows, roller, whippletrees and chains, harness, 2 milk vats, barrel churn, 75-gallon Alpha separator, butter worker, 5 cans, strainer, scales, saws, grindstone, copper and stand, washing machine, stumping jack, tools, household furniture and sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 2 aged horses, broken to all har--1 (i-ycar hack i 3 3-year unbroken horses 1 yearling filly C 3-year springing heifers 1 ALSO WITHOUT RESERVE On account of Mr. J. H. Hopson, who is giving up dairying: 30 Jersey-Shorthorn cows, mostly August and September calvers. My agent has inspected both the above herds, and most of the cows show a lot of quality. As they are nearly all bred by the vendors on rough country, I advise farmers who are requiring cows to attend this sale. Luncheon at 11.30. ! Sale- at 12 o'clock.