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Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, SUTHERLAND ROAD; MANAIA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. At 1230 pja.

THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD.

JTAVE received instructions from MR. OWEN McPHELIIPS, who is relinquishing dairying, to Bell as above by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE:

Lot I—l pedigree Jersey cow Pretty; sire Magnet's Lad, dam Vega Lot 2—l pedigree Jersey cow Itonini; sire Whenuku Moonlight, dam Kohai Lot 3—l pedigree Jersey cow Rioter's Gavotte; sire King Rioter, ilmn Gavotte Lot 4—l pedigree Jersey cow Mountain View's Silver; sire Pride of Normanby, dam Silver Briar Lot s—l pedigree Jersey cow Rose of the Meadows; sire Belvedere 'Bilberry's Last, dam White Rose Lot o—l0 —1 pedigree Jersey cow Fox's Lady; sire Majesty's Fox, dam The Governor's Lady Lot 7—l 2-year pedigree Jersey heifer Konini's Pet; sire Mountain View's Spark, dam Konini Lot B—l 2-year pedigree Jersey heifer Magnet Lass; sire Pretty Magnet, dam Pretty Lot 9—l pedigree Jersey bull King Helper; sire Kia Ora, dam St. Helena's Melia Ann Lot 10 —1 pedigree Jersey bull Fox Ho; sire Joan's Majesty, Fox's Lady

3 pedigree Jersey yearling heifers 54 choice grade Jersey dairy cows, July and August calvers 9 2-year grade Jersey springiag heifers

2 waggon horses (good) 1 sow and litter of 10 Dray and harness, waggon and harness, s.f. plough, d.f. plough, 8 milk cans, circular saw, other implements and numerous sundries

Oil account of Mr. Thomas McPMIHjm Manaia:

40 choice 2 and 3-year grade Jersey springing heifers (close up)

Auctioneers' Note.—Mr. M<<Pliili; r « hag been dairying fop the past twenty years, and during that time this is the first clearing sale held by him. Money has been no object in securing the best cows obtainable, whilst a great number have been bred by the owner from tested cows. The herd made 315 pounds of butterfat for the season, tested under the official test at Kaupokonui factory, supervised by the Government tester. Further, our agent, who has inspected the herd, vouches that it is the best herd for its size in South Taranaki. Catalogues obtainable at Farmers' Cooperative Organisation Society's Office, Hawera. Luncheon Provided (Commencing at 11 a.m.) AT THE HOMESTEAD, OPUNAKE. SATURDAY, JULY 6. At 11 ajn. THE FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY Off NEW ZEALAND, LTD.,

JJAVE received instructions from MR. C. R. MALCOLM, to sell by publication as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: J PORE-BRED SHORTHORN BULL (reg.), 3 years, good prize-win-ner; dam heavy butterfat producer; bred by Turabull and Sons 1 bull SO lambs 20 store pigs 2 sows 1 boy's pony, quiet 4 unbroken draughts 12 picked weaner heifers 2 cattle dogs Double-furrow plough, s.f. plough, Colonial drill, turnip feed, set Steel Queen discs, set 12ft harrows, set tine harrows, concrete roller with shafts, side delivery (nearly new), Hornsby reaper, gig, 2 block drays, 2 spring drays, harness and saddles, waggon to carry 12 cans, 2 GOO-gallon tanks, 1 400" gallon iron tank, crowbar, crosscut saws, Methven copper, miiir cans, collars, dray saddles, riding saddles, horse covers, fourhorse block and tanks, 1 400gallon iron tank, quantity galvanised iron, bath, washing machine, seed and eating potatoes, furniture and sundries.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. DISPERSAL SALE OF MILKING SHORTHORN HERD. NEWTON KING IF 3 received instructions from MR. W. A. THOMAS, Puniio, to sell on THURSDAY, JULY 25: 40 REGISTERED SHORTHORN COWS 35 Jersey-Shorthorn dairy cowa (springing) Particulars Later. Winter ills and -winter chills fade before the magic warmth of a North British Hot Water Bottle. Look for the