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Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION, fSrocKSrSrArroir eeimtAi/cT/weeaa. *_ Hawera, OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION, JULY. Thursday, 4.—Mrs. Harvey, Beaconsfield Road, Midhirst. Thursday, 4—J, K. Selby, Mangffwhero Road, Riverlea. Friday, s—Mrs. H. McVinnie, Sutherland Road, Manaia. Saturday, fi—W. Wallis, Opunake Yards Saturday, U—C. McR. Malcolm, Opunake Monday, S—Norman Burke, Lowgarth'. Monday, B—Stan Julian, Opunake Yards Wednesday, 10.—James Barkla, Glover Road Yards, Hawera. Wednesday, 10— E. A. Mander, Cardiff. Thursday, 11— W. L. Stevenson'g Estate, Pihama. Thursday, 11— E. A. Laurent, Mangawhero Road, Eltham. Friday, 12—George Scott, Upper Duthie Road, Mahoe. Saturday, 13—A. E. Watkias, Lake Road, Hawera (in conjunction with Mr. Newton King), Glover Road Yards. Saturday, 13—A. J. CDonnell, Inaha, Hawera Yards. Saturday, 13—D. T. Leahy, Opunake, 1 Tuesday, 10—C. W. Carlson, Hunter Ed., Eltham. Tuesday, 16— R. J, Morris, Opunake. Wednesday, 17—Smith Bros., Oeo Road, Thursday, 18— J. G. Short, Omuturangi Road, Otakeho. Monday, 22—M. Reynolds, Skinner Road, Stratford. Thursday, 26-M. Kelly, Skeet Road, Te Roti. Friday, 26—Chas. Hitchcock, Mountain Road, Sltharu. ON THE FARM, MANGAWHERO ROAD, RIVERLEA. THURSDAY, JULY i. At 12.30 pjh.

THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE received instructions from J. K. SILBY, who has sold his farm, to sell as above by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: •7A CHOICE DAIRY COWS & HEIFERS, mostly July, August and September calvers, grade Friesisjis and Shorthorns, all in calf to pedigree Holstein bull Mutual Paul Segis 2 sows in pig 1 pedigree Berkshire Boar (Melrose Lad) 1 milk cart horse 1 boy's pony Implements, including disc and tine harrows, tripod harrows, ploughs hay rake, waggon, milk cart (nearly new), quantity wire netting and corrugated iron in good order, household furniture and sundries, dining tables, chairs, dressers, washstands and ware, couches, bedsteads and mattresses, mirror-back cheffonier, coppers and stands, wheelbarNOTE.—The above is a large herd of well-conditioned cows that have been heavily culled, and are all good bucket fillers. The quality is choice, and all are in-calf to a very well-known bull, namely, Mutual Paul Segis. Intending purchaser of choice dairy cattle should not miss this opportunity.

Luncheon Provided. AT THE OPUNAKE YARDS. SATURDAY, JULY 6, At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE received instructions from MR. W. WALLIS, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction as above— WITHOUT RESERVE: ,£g DAIRY COWS, young, July and August calvers S 20-month heifers 1 filly, 3 years, heavy waggon I gelding, 5 years, heavy waggon 1 mare, 8 years, heavy waggon 1 breeding sow 15 small store pigs L.K.G. milking machine, 4-cow plant, Lister engine, waggon and harness in good order, Bpring dray, s.f. plough, milk cans, water pump, chains and BWingletrees, 120 ft of lin piping Also, On account of MR. C. R, MALCOLM: J PURE-BRED SHORTHORN BULL (reg.), 3 years, good prize-win-ner; dam heavy butterfat producer; bred by Turnbull and NOTE.—The cows are all young, in good condition, and have been heavily culled. Farmers will do well to attend this sale. Luncheon Provided. AT THE SALEYARDS, OPUNAKE. (Immediately before Cattle Sale).

MONDAY, JULY 8. THE FARMERFcb^PERATIVE ORGAN7SATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from MR. STAN JULIAN, who is in camp, to sell by public auction as above: QQ DAIRY COWS, all in calf to Shorthorn bull NOTE.—The cows are a very choice lot, in fine condition, and calving early. They are only being sold for the above reason.