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Taranaki Daily News, 5 June 1918, Page 8

SAI.ES by auction THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD, ALL Sales held subject to Rules <rf the Taranaki Auctioneers' Association. TARATA YARDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 7. At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAn"&~MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. TS7ILL sell by auction as abovai SA 20-MONTH STEERS 80 20-month empty heifers 25 in-calf heifers 15 store cows 25 good mixed weaners 25 18-month steers 250 lambs On account of Tarata Domain Board: 5 acres of Swede turnips. Terms at time of sale PALMER ROAD SALE. FRIDAY, JUNE 1. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. WILL sell by auction as above: OQ "STORE CC 10 forward cows 20 3-year Jersey and Jersey cross heifers in calf (choice) 20 Shorthorn and Holstein weaner steers 20 Holstein weaner heifers 10 mixed weaners

ON THE LATE MR. FELIX HUNGER'S FARM, NORMANBY. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918. At 1 p.m. rHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. TTAVE received instructions from MR. W. A. SCHMIDT, whose lease has expired, to Bell as above by Public Auction: WITHOUT RESERVE SO CHOICE JERSEY-SHORTHORN DAIRY COWS, mostly August calvers; all young. 1 pedigree Jersey bull, rising iour years (pedigree at sale) 1 set 2-horse 18in. blade Duncan disc harrows, nearly new 1 set tripod and chain harrows combined (new) 48ft. milk tubing, tray and rat 1 2-shafter Dominion gig (in good order) 1 Taylor si. plough (nearly new) WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 200 good lambs, running among cows LJK.G. buckets, complete with pulsators and cups in first-class order) 1 L.K.G. 3-cow bucket milking machine plant, With a 2J-h.p. Lister engine 1 Titan windmill, complete with trough and 400-gallon tank

NOTE—This is the first clearing sale held on this farm. Mr. Schmidt took over the herd from the late Mr. Hunger, which mostly comprised some of the beat milking Btrain Shorthorns in the district, and from which he has bred the present herd, also keeping the best bulls. All thesecows have been tested, the tests for the herd in the flush being 3.8. Intending purchasers for good young cows should make it their business to be present at this sale. Luncheon Provided. I ON MR. C. GOODSON'S FARM, HAWERA. KETEMARAE ROAD, FACING GLOVER ROAD EXTENSION. MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1918 At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE received instructions from MR. JAMES HODGE, whose farm has been sold, to sell by public auction: WITHOUT RESERVE QA GOOD YOUNG DAIRY COWS, Jersey, Holstein and Jersey-Hol-stein cross, mostly coming to 3rd calf ' 1 Shorthorn bull, 3 years !J 2-year Jersey heifers T mixed wcaners . 15 store piga 4 sows in pig 1 boar 1 waggon horse, 1 waggon horse (alight reserve), 1 gig pony (slight reserve), 1 hack, 1 aged gelding, 1 waggon (hold 15 cans), spring dray and harness (nearly new), 3-horse swingle bars and chains, long shafter gig and harr.ess (in good order), 14 milk cans, M.H. convertible d.f. plough (nearly new), 1 s.f. , plough, set tripod harrows, Duncan wood frame disc harrow with transport, 20 fowls and ducks.

■N.B.—We can thoroughly recommend the above herd aa one which has been heavily culled, and only the youngest and be3t cows kept. In the flush the herd tested 3.8 and 3.9. Further, the herd being well known, intending purchasers of good young dairy cows should not miss this opportunity. Purchasers of stock may leave same on the farm until June 30. Luncheon Provided.