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Taranaki Daily News, 25 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION FRIDAY, JULY 27. AT AUROA YARDS. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Messrs E. R. Madgwick and Kehely, who have leased their farm, to sell by public auction — WITHOUT RESERVE 35 young cows, mostly Jersey cross; August and September ealvers 6 selected 2-year in-calf heifers 5 choice yearling heifers 14 store pigs 2 spring cart horses (with slight reserve). li milk cans, spring dray and harness, 1 s.f. plough , This is a really good little herd of well-conditioned cows, and has been heavily culled during the past season. Returns and tests will be given for each cow at sale. Dairymen will make no mistake in attending this sale if they wish to improve their herds

ON THE FARM, CORNER OF MOUNTAIN AND CROYDON ROADS, WAI- - FRIDAY, JULY 27. THE FARMER^CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. J. Fcnwick, who has sold his farm, to sell as above — WITHOUT RESERVE 36 grade Jersey cows, August and September calvers 1 half-draught marc ' 1 half-draught gelding 1 gig marc 4 sowa C store pigs (good) Milk cart and harness, block dray, and harness, gig and harness, Empire drill (new), reaper, disc, chain and tine harrows, plough, milk cans, factory and Bacon Company shares, usual farm sundries, 50 acres feed, including 9 to 10 acres swedes, good crop. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 5 pedigree Jersey cows 2 pedigree Jersey bulls ;i yearling pedigree Jersey bu' 2 pedigree yearling heil'er! 8 grade Jersey heifer These cows have been inspected by our agent, and can be strongly recommended to clients. This is Mr. I'emviek's first clearing sale, and the herd is undoubtedly as good as any in the district. Tests and returns will be given at the sale. ON THE FARM, DUTHIE ROAD, MATAPU. SATURDAY, JULY 2S, 11)17. At 12.30 p.m. sharp.

rHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND? LTD. JJAVE received instructions from Mi\ W. T. Dale, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction: 70 young choice Jersey dairy cows, close to profit 10 young choice Jer.se dair cows, in milk 12 in-calf heifers Milk cans, separator, cow rugs and sundries. NOTE.—We have inspected the above herd, and the cows are mostly young grade Jerseys in the pink of condition, and close to calving. Mr. Dale had the best returns at the Skeet Koad Joll Factory, and has not had a clearing sale within nine years

FARMERS! the war is over jour sons will return and marry and take charge of the old farm and home, and you will come to settle in New Plymouth and enjoy the est which your advancing years demand. DONT WATT until the war is over to secure a site for your new home, or you may be too late. FJTZROY is the locality best suited for you. Come and inspect the sections in J'aynter's Avenue and Wilson Street, which we are to sell by auction on behalf of Mr. E. Griffiths on August 4. We predict that sections bought at this sale' will increase in value upwards of CO per cent, within three years. L. A. NOLAN & CO., Auctioneers.

EMPIRE HOTEL, STRATFORD'S POPULAR HOUSE. QECIL ARDIiX, Mine Host, draws only Speight's Beer and has a name for selling spirit true to label. If you're a sport you'll meet your friends there. Tariff, Bs. per day, QPUNAKE JJOTEL. M R ' A. C. WALSHE wishes to intimate that he has taken over the OPUNAKE HOTJJL. Splendid accommodation for visitors to the seaside. Good table. Terms moderate. None but the best Ales, Wines and Spirits kept. RING UP OROZIER, No. 21, INGIyEWOOD, when you want to go to the Mountain or any where else. Big, roomy cars. Competent drivers. Good service.