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Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. * AT THE HOUSE AND AUROA YARDS, AUROA. I FRIDAY, JUNE 28, ! At 11 a.m. THE FARMERsFcO-OPERATIVE | ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TXAVE received instructions from Mr. A. Morton, who has sold his farm, to sell eb above by public auction— AT YARDS, Without Reserve: DAIRY COWS 1 pedigree Jersey bull I 45 dairy heifers 70 yearling steers j 6 18-month heifers 10 Btore cows ! 180 empty ewes ' With Slight Reserve: 1 three-quarter draught mare, aged 1 medium draught mare, rising 7 years i 1 medium draught gelding, rising 5 years 1 pedigree draught mare, rising 5 years 2 medium draught geldings, rising 4 years 1 half-draught filly, rising 4 years 1 medium draught filly, rising 2 years 1 thoroughbred mare, 5 years 1 hack 45 2-year steers 12 3-year steers AT HOUSE, Without Reserve: Furniture, chesterfield, easy and dining room chairs, hanging lamp, couch, blinds and rollers, dining and kitchen tables, sideboard, whatnot, fenders, linoleums, kitchen utensils, mason jars, phonograph and records, bedsteads, w.w. kapoc beds, washstands and ware, chest drawers, wardrobe, duchess chests, octagon table and sundries, 13 pure bred White Leghorn fowls R. & G. s.f.l. plough, tripod harrows, M.H. mowing machine, disc harrows, swingletrees and chains, harness, stumping jack, crowbar, ladder, J-ton manure, Planet Jr., S. oil lawn mower, wire and wire netting, Methven copper, sacks, cow rugs, drain tools, grindstone, 3ledge crosscut saw. With Slight Reserve: Piano, drophead sewing machine Luncheon provided at house. ON THE FARM, TE ROTI. SATURDAY, JUNE 29. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. TTAVE received instructions from MR. CHARLES COAD, who has sold his farm, to sell as above by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: OQ CHOICE DAIRY COWS, early calvers (mostly 3rd and 4th calvers) 10 mixed yearlings & 400-gallon tanks NOTE.—The above herd has been inspected by our auctioneer, Mr. Hobbs, who says they are a very choice lot and in good condition. Mr. Coad lias been dairying for a number of years, and has always culled very heavily and kept only the- best and choicest of cows. Luncheon Providti