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Taranaki Daily News, 28 July 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. fSTOtX&STATIOtI AGE/rrs 4 AUCTIONESKS. '■*- Hmvera yyiLL OF FEU IJY PUBLIC AUCTION, as below:— FIIE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. EXAVING received numerous enquiries from clients for good dairy herds close to profit, wo shall thank ALL DAIRYMEN villi herds for private and prompt sale to forward full particulars of same to our lugtcwoo-l Office at once. JULY— -;•< Saturday 28— W. T. Dale, Duthie Road, Matapu. Monday, .10—D. Kerrick, Stanley Ed., Whareliuia. Monday, 30— S. Norm, Stuart Road, Wharchuia. AUGUSTWednesday, I—Joseph Vincent, Hurleyville, in conjunction wita Freeman, Jackson and Co. Thursday, 2—Chas. Carlson, Hunter Road, Eltham. Friday, 3—Estate of late D. Hughes, Manaia Road, Manaia. Monday, G—A. D. Johnson, Hastings Road, Lowgarth, in conjunction with N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Co.

MONDAY, JULY 30. STUART ROAD, ELTHAM. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE received instructions from Mr. S. W. Norris, •who 13 giving up dairying, to sell by auction — WITHOUT RESERVE 42 dairy cows, July, August and September ealvers 5 choice heifers in calf, own rear--1 good bull 2 three-quarter draught harses, 5 ears 1 milk carter, by Victory, rising 4 years 1 child's pony, quiet Plough, disc and tripod harrows, milk cans, harness and sundries, milk cart (8 cans), Gaae milking machine, 3-cow plant, and Crossley oil engine in perfect working order. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 pony by Victory, l.s. gig and harness. We have inspected this herd and can vouch that it is a good one. Mr. Norris has alwas culled very heavily, and the cows are young and in good condition, with splendid test returns. Luncheon Provided.

OKAIAWA YARDS. MONDAY, JULY 30. At 12.30 p.m. 15 store and forward cows 3 fat cows 10 weaner steers 15 weaner heifers IN DAIRY PENS 25 good springing heifers On behalf of Maha—--20 good dairy cows, in milk and close to profit Milk cans, etc. On behalf of Mr. J. C. Wright, Matapu, whose sons have gone to the front—--12 grade Shorthorn cows, close to calving, in calf to imported reg. M.S. bulb FRIDAY, AUGUST 3.

MAXAIA ROAD, KAPUNI. At 12 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE received instructions to sell by public auction, in conjunction with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., on behalf of the Trustees of the late Mr. Dan Hughes' estate— WITHOUT RESERVE 60 purebred Shorthorn dairy cows 25 Shorthorn-Jersey cows 30 choice in-calf heifers from best 45 yearling heifers from best cows 25 yearling steers 22 purebred Shorthorn yearling bulls 2 purebred Shorthorn bulls Draught hordes and hacks 13 milk cans, buckets, etc., 2 spring drays and harness, MeCormaek mower, hay rake, turnip drill, 2 ploughs, tripod, tine and disc harrows, calf troughs and sundries. T. L. Joll Company share*

The late Mr. D. Hughes was noted as a Shorthorn breeder, and during the past 49 years this is the first sale of dairy cows this dairy has had. Lovers of the best type of Shorthorn dairy cows can be recommended to attend this sale, as the cows are as good as any in the Dominion, and all are in calf to bulls bred by Mr. Taylor, of Te Awamutu, from stock imported from England. All the yearlings are by the same bulls, and as the estate is going out of dairying completely this is a genuine clearing sale of a magnificent herd of dairy Shorthorn*. -