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Taranaki Daily News, 31 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. THE Stock zSrAmft S£lfrsi,AUCTloN£em HAW£#A \yiLL OFFEIi BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AUGUST. Friday, August 2—IM, and A. D. laicg^ Ingleuood. Friday, 2—Startup Bros., ElMiam. Monday, s.—Mrs. R. Kilpatrick, Durham* Road, Inglewcod. Wednesday, 7—R. W. J. McNeill, Skeet Road, Auroa. Friday, 9—David Graham, Auroa Yards; Tuesday, 13— W. Jellynmn, Norfolk 'Rd.jj Inglewood. Wednesday, 14—Atox, Bissett, Mete Met*

HA WE RiA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. •jJQ HEAD CATTLE, compriaingt 33 store cow* ; 15 forward cows 20 18-month steers (good) 16 2-year steers 16 2-year heifers 36 2-year empty heifers and youtig cows 6 fat cows 50 yearlings (choice lllle) 20 empty heifers 36 weaner heifers 10 springing Holstein heifers (choice line) 40 weaner steers 9 store pigs 230 ewes in lambs 250 ewes (slight reserve) 120 purebred Southdown ewes in lamb to stud rams 150 forward wethers On account of Mr. G. H. Blackwell: 40 2 and 3-vear Jersey cross springing heifers (extra choice line) On account of M#. W. A. Buckworth: 40 2-year-old heifers (guaranteed empty) 30 2-year-old steers 30 springing heifers (choice) On account of Mr. J. R. Corrigan! 100 choice Holstein and Jersey cros? springing heifers (in lots, end almost without reserve; owner's breeding). ON THE FARM, MOUNTAIN ROAD, INGLEWOOD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2,1918, At 1 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE received instructions-from M. & A. D. LAING, Who have sold their farm, to sell by public auction,

WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, comprising 3 cows in full milk, 10 cows (August and September ealvers), 1 pedigree Holstein cow 1 pedigree Holstein cow 1 pedigree Holstein bull 1 pedigree Holstein yearling heifer 2 store cows 3 empty 20-month to 2-year heifers 2 choice springing heifers 8 mixed yearlings 11 12-month to 2-year steers 11 good 15 to 20-month steers 3 calves (on bucket) 1 8-year gelding, any trial. 1 5-year mare, any trial, in foal to ' Knight of the Garter 1 Devonshire sow, in farrow 4 store pigs ■ Poultry 1 9-eoulter Farmers' Favorite drill, 2-knife mower, McCormict hay rake (one season's use), 1 s.f. Booth McD. plough, 3-leaf tine harrows, 10ft. chain harrows, 31ewt. spring cart and harness, collars and hames, plough chains and back bands, whippletrees and bar, hay frame and sheet, ladder, cattle syringe, 4 25-gal-lon milk cans, aerator, buckets, Lautz separator, churn, barrow, grindstone, cattle troughs, 30ft. hose, licwt. b. wire, quantity sheet iron and ridging, 2 jacks, copper and stand, wire strainer, tools, pig trough and barrels, pig net, scalding tub, horse and cow rugs, sacks, 2olb gl'lignite, detonators and fuse, large meat safe and sundries. Also about 5000 feet of new timber, in lots to suit purchasers. Also, a quantity of good household furniture.

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 brood mare,. Lass o* Gowrie, in foal to Campfire 1 inare, Gowrie Lass, in foal to Campfire 1 2-year gelding, by Campfire— La»s o' Gowrie. On account of another client,b) very gooil mixed weaners Vv'e liavc inspected Mr. Laing's choice little herd, and can recommend it to any dairyman. The cows arc all young and early calvers, in the best of condition, with splendid returns, and are in calf to a very good pedigree Holstein bull.

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