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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, CORNER OPUNAKE & CARDIFF ROADS, CARDIFF. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MR. E. A. MANDER, who is leaving for camp shortly, to sell on above date by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE« CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY COWS, mostly Jersey strain, August calvers 3 choice springing heifers, August ' calvers 7 grade Jersey yearling heifers (choice line) 1 pedigree Jersey bull, born 1914 2 sows to farrow September 1 Berkshire boar 1 half-draught gelding, five years, broken to all harness, staunch 1 good cattle dog Fowls and ducks, spring ffiilk cart (tip), set cart harness, good gig and harness, 2-horse pole disc, stumping jack, logging chain, chains and swingletrees, & 100gallon tanks, 6 sheets 10ft iron, 5 20-gal. Ideal milk cans, buckets, strainers, etc., farm tools and sundries NOTE.—These cows are in the best of condition, and are one of the best butterfat herds in the district. Returns and dates of calving will be given at sale. Mr. Mander has always culled heavily, and, would not be selling out to-day but for the fact that he is going to the front. Further, our agent, who has personally inspected the cows, ean recommend them to intending purchasers Luncheon Provided. AT THE GLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. JAS. BARKLA, of Ararata, who is relinquishing dairying, and has sold his farms, to sell as above by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE; 100 CHOICE Shorthorn-Holstein dairy cows, mostly Shorthorns, and from 2nd to 6th calvers 40 2 and 3-year springing heifars, Shorthorns and Holsteins, with but a few Jerseys I waggon, nearty new, built by Messrs. Hurrell Bros., Hawera; will carry 18 cans. 1 double set waggon harness 20 20 and 25-gallon mi.i cans 3 aerators, etc. 2 kauri wash-up troughs and a number of barrels NOTE.—Mr. Barkla has been diaryiag for the past ten years, and in that this is the first clearing sale held by him. He is noted for having kept at all times the choices and best of stock, has always culled ieavily, and practically all the cows are bucket fillers. We can recommend the above herd to intending purchasers of good, choice dairy cows. GLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA. (With the permission of Mr. A E. Watkins, immediataiy after his sale.) SATURDAY, JULY 13. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MESSRS A. and J. O'DONNELL, in response to numerous requests by farmers wanting pedigree Jersey heifers, to sell as above by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: J5 CHOICE PEDIGREE JERSEY SPRINGING HEIFERS, rising 2 years, in calf to Bilberry's TWylish (all catalogued in Herd Book) Catalogues now obtainable at our head offices and branches. JNGLEWOOD - pLYMOUTH jyjOTOR QAR gERVICE. jETT notifies that lie has taken over the above service recently conducted by Mr. Baker A Modern Super Six Hudson Car will leave Inglewood dairy at 9 a.m., New Plymouth daily at 4 p.m. Extra car will run Wednesdays and Saturdays. Courteous, capable and careful drivers. Special attention will be given is the delivery of parcels. NOTICE. TARHQ—INGLEWOOD—PURANGI MOTOR SERVICE. QN and after this date the - Public must understand that all fares are to be paift cash. Tickets will be issued as from Afril 8. 1918. Mail Contractor, * tftßJlea.