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Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION, #£ THE SHOP, OPUNAKB. MONDAY, JUNE 24. i At 11 a jo. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE' OB6ANISATION SOCIETY OF, NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE received instructions from MR MARTIN DEEGAN to sell by public auction as above: All his stock-in-trade necessary for bakery business, including baker's cart, horse and harness, flour, bread tins, eta, currant#, hops, sultanas, malt, large quantity of biscuits, firewood, weights and scales and sundry furniture, eta, Also— Goodwill of railway reserve containing 5 acres Goodwill of bakery business- for balance of term AT THE AUROA YAED& WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26,1918. At 1 pjo. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCEETY OF . NEW ZEALAND, LTD, JJAVE received instructions from "MTt. W. McCARTY, who is leaving the district, and whose lease has expired, to sell as above by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: CHOICE SHORTHORN & JERSEY DAIRY COWS, 3rd and 4th July August and September calvere 40 Shorthorn yearlings, mostly steers 3 waggon horses 1 hack (quiet) Milk waggon, cans, harness and sundries; 20 ducks and fowls WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: Treloar milking machine, with As* derson engine complete NOTE.—The above herd is a very choice lot and in the pink of condition. Mr. lease has expired, and he is leaving the district, so intending purchasers can rely on it being a thorough genuine sale. Cattle can be seen at the yards at 10 a.m. ON THE FARM, LOWER DUTEUE RD„ MATAPU. MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1913. At 12.30 pan. THc FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from MR. H, G. FREELENG, who has sold his farm, to sell as above, by, (Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE i

I HALF-DRAUGHT MAftHj 1 chUd's pony (quiet) 2 bows, to farrow July and August 16 store pigs, 1 milk cart and har- ■ ness, 1 set gig harness, 1 child's saddle, 1 child's saddle (hold two), 1 set two-horse discs, 1 set tine harrows, 1 s.f. Duncan plough, 1 6-ton stumping jack, 6 milk cans, buckets and strain' er, 1 wheelbarrow, ram, and fire chains of half-inch piping, plough chains, tools and sundries, two cattle dogs, 1 gig (slight reserve). Also quantity of household furniture ON ACCOUNT OF MR. W. T. DALE, NEXT DOOR, WHO HAS SOLD HIS FARM, WITHOUT RESERVE! J HORSE for waggon or hack 1 2-year filly 1 d.f. Duncan plough 1 s.f. Duncan plough, 1 set tine harrows, 1 9ft. Cambridge roller, 1 light block dray, 1 milk Waggon (carry 14 cans), 1 wheelbarrow, 1 scoop, 1 vise, I timber jack, logging chain, cart saddle and chains, emery stone, 50 posts, 1 ton lime, wire netting, 12 sheets of roofing iron, shafts, pulleys and some belting, 40 test bottles, two sledges, crow bar, tools, etc., sledge hammer, crosscut saw, and wedges, single and double block and rope, 3-horse sets swingletrees, quantity of one-inch piping, spray pump, and one ladder. Implements are in good order. Furniture, sideboard, dining table, kitchen table, d. and s. bedsteads, with spring mattresses and stretchers, chest of drawers, two dr.chcss sets, two wash stands and ware, child's cot and chair, sewing machine, carpet runner and mats, fender, porcelaine bath crockery, kitchen utensils and preserves, washing bath board and wringer, 8 whrte Leghorn fowls, five Indian Runner ducks, 2 pet lambs. Furniture is nearly new. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 2 draught horses 1 Deering stacker 2 sweeps, hay rake, 9-coulter drill, 2 mowers. NOTE.—The order of sale will be as follows: Mr. Freeling's furniture and sundries will be sold first, after which we will sell Mr. Dale's, and then both clients' stock and implements will be sold, together. We might also state that this is not a partnership sale; it is merely a conjunction one. Luncheon Provided.