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Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. AT THE YAEDS, INGLEWOOD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1918. At 2 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Hl™ received instructions from Mr. P. Ducketts, who is going into to sell; by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE; Jg YOUN6; DAIRY COWS, Sborthorn and Holstein, August and Sep-, tember calvera 4 choice 2-year springing heifers (selected) ?■ gotjd colored 2-yeftr steers 4. good 2-year bulls 20, well-grown mixed weaners 1 horse, good at all farm work Milk dray and long-shafter, with harness, all in good order 1 s.f. plough, disc and chain harrows 25 sheets good galvanised iron, stumping jack and sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 geldipg good in all harness, sound and quiet. We have, inspected this herd and can recommend it to any dairyman. The cows are all good types of Shorthorn and Holstein milkers, and are all in good condition. Mr. Duckett lias never had a clearing sale before, and has always culled heavily. ON THE FARM, BEACONSFIELD ROAD MIDHIRST. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1018. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., J-JAVE received instructions from Mr. Wilfred C. Judd, who is giving up dairying, to sell as above, by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: 2g CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly August calvers 1 pedigree -Jersey bull 5 choice weaner heifers 1 sow, to farrow September 1 10 store pigs 1 dog Milk cart and harness, sledge (new), rustic gig and harness, R. & G. s.f. plough, hillside plough, four milk cans and strainers, set keyrows (new), swingletrees, chains, two pig barrels, cow covers, hay forks, half ton manure, maul wedges and chanis, two buckets, and numerous sundries; two horse rugs 3 horses 1 bay mare 1 chestnut gelding 1 two-year bay colt 1 18-inch circular saw (complete) WITH SLIGHT RESERVE:

40 fully paid up Midhirst Dairy Co. shares ON ACCOUNT OF MR. p. H. BARNETT 1 milking niacnnie uiid engine, with releaser 3-cow plant NOTE.—These cows have been personally inspected by our Stratford agent, who says that tney can be recommended to intending purchasers of choice young daily cows. Luncheon Provided. ON THE EARM, ROTOiiAIIE ROAD, • ELTHAM. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1918. At 12.30 pjai. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVc OKUAiM.aAXJ.UN SOCIETY Oi' Atrt ZEALAND, LXl>., H AV E received, instructions from MR. J. ivEEUKER, who is giving up dairying, owing to the fact that his sons have gone to vac front, to sell as above by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: CHOICE SHORTHORN-HOLSTEIN CROSS DAIRY COY. S, Ist, 2nd and 3rd July, August and September calvers 9 2£ to 3-year in-cali heifers y Shorthorn-Holsteia cross heifers, in milk 1 horse, 2£ years 2 hacks I horse, trap and harness 1 aged pony 8 2£-year stea 10 store pigs 2 sows to farrow in September 8 milk cans, aerator and plunger 1 cattle dog WITH SLIGHT RESERVE 1 J.S.P. milking machine, with National engine, tray and shuting 1 25-gallon separator 121 Eltham Dairy Co. shares 03 Hawera Dairy Co. shaves 1 waggon, trap aud harness NOTE—YVe can thoroughly recommend the above herd to intending purchasers of good choice dairy cows. Mr. Kellihw has always culled heavily, and kept only the best of stock. Also he would not be selling to-day only for the fftot that all of his sons have gone to the front. Luncheon Provided, j When you feel a cold coming on, don't I XAZQ™"' sri *'* )B< * y° u > b u * kkp