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Taranaki Daily News, 27 June 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, MANIHI ROAD, OAONUI. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, At 12.30 p.m. KJffiE FARMEES' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NiZ., LTD., in conjunction with NEWTON KING, have received instructions from Mr. Charles Jeffries, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above— ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Jg PEDIGREE JERSEYS, comprising-' Cow, Blue Dolly, by Blue JacketDainty Dolly Cow, Queen Dolly, by King Bou-lade—-Dainty Dolly Cow, Pretty Dolly, by King Boulade—Dainty Dolly Cow, Queen Telephone Soumiae, by Soumise Jack sey Queen Bth Cow, Soumise Queen, by Soumiae Majesty Queen Telephone Soumise Yearling' heifer, Valla, by Valina Blue Dolly Yearling heifer, Verity, by Valina —Queen Telephone Soumise Bull, Valine, by K.CJB.—Nettle; bred by E. Griffiths, Esq. Bull, Imperator, by Fair SurplusBlue Dolly Bull, Blue Doctor, by Elf's Doctor —Blue Dolly Bull, Blue Soumise, by Jersey Majesty—Blue Dolly Yearling bull, Valerian, by Valina —Queen Dolly 80 grade Jersey cows 27 grade Jersey in-calf heifers 3G grade Jersey yearling heifers 34 mixed Holstein yearlings 5 draught mares and geldings, all harness G hacks 22 fat slieep 3 sows 14 store pigs 1 P. and D. Duncan drill (nearly new), P. and D. Duncan d.f. plougn, Cooper and Duncan s.f. plough, Steel Queen disc harrows, chain harrows, tine harrows, gig and harness, 4horse gear, swingletrees, milk waggon, spring cart, block dray, collars, names, etc., snagging chain, plough chains, cart jack, ladders, scalding trough, horse rugs, tools, Gane releaser and pulsator, quantity turnip manure and Ephos, 22 cases Kalif motor spirit, 17 concrete drain pipes, straining posts, milk cans, lawn mower, Methven copper All his household furniture and effects, including piano, bedsteads, duchess, tables, chairs, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 Crosßley 3J-h.p. benzine engine NOTE.—Mr. Jeffries, who has sold out entirely owing to ill-health, has been breeding Jerseys for the last 20 odd years, and the cows are an exceptionally good lot. Any fancier of the Jersey cow will do well to attend this sale, the coWs having been culled regardless of breeding and cost if not up to the standard. Luncheon provided. ON THE FARM, FRASER ROAD, ELTHAM. TUESDAY, JULY 2. At 1 pjn. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TAVE received instructions from MR. A. L. CAMPBELL, who is relinquishing dairying, to sell as above by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE: ,g CHOICE SHORTHORN CROSS • DAIRY COWS, August and September calvere 1 cow, just calved, very quiet 2 nanny goats I hack mare, 4 years, just broken in, by Peralta 1 dranght gelding, 8 years, any trial, great worker (slight reserve) 1 set gig harness, in good order NOTE.—The above herd has been well selected, culled heavily, and the heifers broken in to machines. They are all in the pink of condition, and none of the cows in the herd are over 1 years old. All are in calf to Polled Angus bull. Further, our auctioneer, Mr. Hobbs, has inspected the herd, and speaks well of their good qualities. Mr. Campbell has been dairying for a number of years, and this being the first sale held by him during that period he can guarantee buyers a genuine sale. Cattle can remain on the farm until July 13, at buyers' risk. Luncheon Provided. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND CALFSKINS. r £N.E above Valuations will be held at Newton King's Wool Store, Stratford, every four weeks. Next sale Tuesday, June 25. Advica Cards and Labels on applicaNEWTON KING, Stratford