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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. XStochiStatjon Aeerrrs s, Auctionebis. ._ Hawbra. yyiLt OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCSKON, Monday, 22—M. Reynolds, Skinner Road, Stratford. Tuesday, 23.—L. K. Sbeard, Manaia Yards (immediately before sale) Wednesday, 24—Mrs. E. Boss, corner Manaia-Normanby Road, Okaiawa. Thursday, 25—M. Kelly, Skeet Road, Te Roti. Friday, 26—Ohas. Hitchcock, Mountain Road, 3ltham. Monday, 29-r-H.'P. Dornauf, Hawere. Tuesday, 30—Wm. Treanor, Onewhai Road, Normanby. Tuesday, 30—Alf Turner, Junction <&oad Inslcwood. OPUNAKE. MONDAY, JULY 22. 9ftA HEAD CATTLE, including—--80 mixed yearlings 20 mixed weaners 35 springing heifers, well forward 20 lambs (good) 10 store pigs 15 sacks table potatoet' MANAIA. TUESDAY, JULY 23. |XA HEAD CATTLE, including: 30 store cows 20 forward cows 5 fat cows 30 yearling steers 20 yearling heifers 40 mixed yearlings 1 pedigree Jersey cow (Viga's 1 pedigree Jersey cow (Gem), close Tiny), close to profit to profit 2 house cows in milk 20 pigs STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1918. At 12 o'clock. OK STORE COWS • 20 2-year steers 20 2-year heifers 40 mixed weaners 20 weaner steers SHEEP: 120 4 C-tooth and full-mouth ewes (subject to sale) 100 lamb 9 IN DAIRY PENS: 25 heifers 20 2-year heifers, Jersey cross 10 3-year heifers 0 dairy cows ON THE FARM, SKEET ROAD, TE ROTI. THURSDAY, JULY 25. At 1230 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. "AVE received instructions from MRMICHAEL KELLY, Sen., who is relinquishing dairying, to sell, as above, by public auction— WITHOUT RESERVE, JQg CHOICE SHORTHORN (2nd, 3rd, and 4th July, August, and September calvers) 20 choice Shorthorn springing heifers good line, slight reserve) 10 store pigs 2 sows with litters 1 milk-waggon, in good order, milkcans, cooler and buckets 2 COO-gallon tanks WITH SLIGHT RESERVE, 2 very well-bred Shorthorn bulla 1 C-cow bucket plant, L.K.G. milking machine (complete), with 3y 2 '-h.p. Tangye engine, Auto milk-pump with 50ft milk skating, all in good order. NOTE.—Mr. Kelly lias been dairying for the past 30 years, and thi3 is the first sale held by him in that time. He has culled exceptionally heavily each year and replaced with heifers of his own breeding. Further, his herd is well known round the district, and he has been noted for keeping the choicest and best of stock. Tiie cows arc in good condition, whilst none of them are above a fourth calver, so intending purchasers can rest assured of being offered choico young dairy cattle; 45 of the foregoing have been handmilked. Luncheon Provided. WHERE TO STAY IN NEW PLYMOUTH, IG E R JJOUSE, ELIOT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. I TjflE above House is situated in the prettiest spot in New Plymouth, overlooking the town, and is replete and up-to-date, with all modern conveniences. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. Phone 020. MISSES BRANLEY & BATES, , fropristmsu.