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Taranaki Daily News, 11 October 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION ON 'lux. FARM, MOUNTAIN ROAD, INGLEWOOD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1917. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMErFcO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OS" NEW ZEALAND, LTD., fJAVE received instructions irom Messrs Clough Bros., who are going into camp to sell by auction: WITHOUT RESERVE 24 good dairy cows, in milk and to calve 2 cows and calves 2 store cows 4 selected 2y s -year springing heifers ' 8 yparling heifers and 2 steers 17 calves I Shorthorn bull 1 three-quarter-draught mare, all harness 1 half-draught mare, all chains 1 trap mare, all harness 1 2-year colt, by Motor (slight reserve). 2 store pigs Farm sundries, cans, rugs. 40 sheets iron, bullock dray, D. F. Massey Harris plow, spring cart, gig an'l all harness, etc. Also, on account of Mr. Geo. Clough: A section of 58 acres, will be offered. NOTE.—We have inspected the above herd, and can recommend the cows to any dairyman, as Mr. Clough has always culled very heavily, and the cows are young and in good condition. All the heifers, 6teers and calves are by pure-bred Shorthorn bull. Luncheon Provided.

HUNDREDS OP LADIES WIN FREE PRIZES. The Desert Gold Tea Competition, which concluded recently, proves the wonderful popularity of" this famous brand of tea. Coupons were sent in from every part of the Dominion, involving ft great deal of labor in counting and classifying the results. This has now been accomplished, and the prizes—comprising various sums of cash and hundreds of consolation awards—are being dispatched 'to the winning competitor*