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Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. pN THE FARM, BEACONSFIELD ROAD MTDHTRST. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1918. V At 12,30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., H AYE received' instructions from Mr. Wilfred C. Judd, who is giving up dairying, to sell as above, by public auction, ' WITHOUT RESERVE: 28 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. & Q. s.f. plough, hillside plough, four milk cans and strainers, set keyrows (new), Bwingletrees, 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. F. H. BARNETT 1 Zealandia milking machine and engine, with releaser 3-cow plant NOTE.—These cowb have been personally inspected by our Stratford agent, who says that they can be recommended to intending purchasers of choice young dairy cows. Luncheon Provided. ON THE FARM, OEO ROAD, AWATUNA. TUESDAY, JUNE 18,1918 At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ffiAVE received instructions from MR. J. W. BRADFORD, who is giving up dairying, to'sell as above by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: 55 CEtOICE DAIRY COWS, 2nd and 3rd calvers, Jersey cros3 1 pedigree Jersey bull 8 horses 30 hoggets 4-cow plant Treloar milking machine, Anderson engine, Massey Harris disc, 14 coulters, 1 brake, spring tip dray (slight reserve), single lever plough, and a number of useful sundries NOTE.—Our agent having inspected the above herd, we can recommend them to intending buyers as very choice young dairy cows in the pink of condition. Further, Mr. Bradford lias had the above herd for a good number of years past, and has always culled very heavily and kept onl/ the choicest and youngest cows, as will be seen by the above description. Cattle can remain on farm until the end of the current month. Luncheon Provided. ON THE FARM, AUROA ROAD, OTAKEHO. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1918, At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from MR. F. LYE, who has sold his farm, to flell as above, by public auction: WITHOUT RESERVE: 40 CHOICE JERSEY-SHORTHORN DAIRY COWS, early calvers, all young 6 two-year Jersey cross heifers (early) 7 picked weaner heifers 2 horses Milk cart (30cwt; in good order), milk cans, long shaft gig, plough, tripod harrows, swingletrefis ahd riiains, stumping jack, seed and eating potatoes, quantity of posts, Maire strainers, and a number of useful sundries. NOTE.—Our Manaia agent has inspected the above herd, and says they are an exceptionally good lot, being young early calvers and in good condition. Mr. Lye has always culled heavily and kept and bought only the best of stock. Intending purchasers of good young dairy cows Bhould not miss this sale. Luncheon Provided. L. A. NOLAN & CO. GOVERNMENT WOOL AND SKTN BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH. Q.OVERNMENT Valuations conducted M under: Woo!: At our store, Quay Street, Waitara, at short intervals during season. Sheepskins: At our Store, Gill Street, New Plymouth,- every four weeks. N«t Valuation—June 25. Auction Sales of Hides, Tallow, etc., conducted monthly. Nest Sale, June 25. Address Labels and Adrioo Cards forwaxifcd on ajfylimtittb