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Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1917, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. YyiLL Ol'l'Miß BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as below:— INCLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1917. gQQ HEAD OF CATTLE, comprising: 40 store eows 12 forward cows 25 empty 2-year heifers 40 mixed yearlings 25 yearling steers 40 yearling heifers 4 good 2-year Holstein bulls 25 2%-year steers (very good line) 3 springing cows 10 bulls 30 ewes 50 shorn hoggets 12 store sheep 2 fat sheep 65 good skinned s.m. ewes and lambs

■IN.DAIRY PENS: 8 good dairy cows (one herd) close to profit 10 dairy cows 30 springing heifers 6 very choice springing Holsteinheifers Sale at 12.30 p.m. Entries now being received for our Bull Fair, to be held on October 31. ON THE FARM, JOHNS ROAD, TARIKI. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD. fJAVE received instructions from Mr. Frank Droadowski, who is leasing his farm, to sell by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE 29 GOOD DAIRY COWS, mostly in m'ilk, third and fourth calvers 8 good empty cows (forward condition) 6 mix'ed weaners 6 very good Shorthorn and Holstein yearling steers 1 three-year Holstein bull 1 two-year Jersey bull 1 two-year Shorthorn bull 2 purebred Berkshire sows and Utters. 1 purebred Berkshire boar 12 Indian runner ducks (young) Disc harrow and spring dray, in good order.

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE Half-draught mare, 5 years Half-draught marc, 3 years Luncheon Provided. NOTE—Mr. Drozdowski lias been dairying for 33 years, and this is his first clearing sale. He has always culled heavily, and has got together a very nice herd of grade Jersey and Holstein cows, which can confidently be recommended to any dairyman. YEARLING CATTLE PAIR. HAWERA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23. At 1 p.m. sharp. fHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, and the NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITEJ), have received instructions from MR. JAMES P. STEVENSON to sell as above in the Glover Road Yards, Hawera—

WITHOUT RESERVE 1&Q.0 l2 to 15-Inontlls mi xed cattle. Comprising: 300 Shorthorn steers, drafted to color and age 300 Holstein steers, drafted to color and age 100 steers, mixed breeding 200 Shorthorn heifers, drafted to color and age 150 Holstein heifers, drafted to color and age 150 Jersey heifers NOTE.—Mr. Stevenson, who has now been handling yearlings for the past fifteen years, has this year held and farmed the above cattle, which have had three months' turnips. Our agents have inspected the cattle, and report they are absolutely the best to be offered in Taranaki this season, the steers being especially worthy of attention: \ If you really care to preserve your teeth from decay, and have them pearly white with that clean wholesome feelin" then use "OZO" TOOTH POWDER. Bd tins everywhere. 12 i'ou wouldn't buv "cheap'' eggs—then why buv cheap tvres? CLINCHER TYRES, the all-British Tyre, is not .he cheapest, but the least expensive. Se»f Daily News motor car services from I , Hawera to New Plymouth: Leaves Hook-j ier's, Hawera, 7.30 a.m., P. 0., Eliham. 8,0, P.O. Stratford 8.20, P.O. Inglewood,' 9.0, Egmont Village or Egmont road, i 9.15, Coach fares. Leave New Plymouth for Hawera each morning at 4.30 W. j Bransgrove, proprietor,—AdvJ