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Taranaki Daily News, 31 July 1918, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. "ON THE MEM, LOWER HUVTKR ROAD, ELTIIAM. j£f. • FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. -'U'. At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., received instructions from MESSRS STARTUP BROS., who are relinquishing dairying and have dissolved partnership, to sell, as above, by public suction— WITHOUT RESERVE, CHOICE DAIRY COWS (August and September calvers) 6 2-year springing heifers 1 3-vear Shorthorn bull 1 20-gallon milkcans. NO'HS—Mesjrs Startup Bros, liave bo'era dairying for the past 20 years, and this is the first sale by them in that time. ' The herd comprises Shorthorns Jenwjr-Hokteia cross, and has been- heavily culled. The cows are a Very choice lot, and in the pink of condition. Intending, purchasers of good dairy fattlie should make an effort to at-tend-.this sale. , Lrayjlieon Provided.

ON THE-FARM, CORNER OF DURHAM AND MOUNTAIN ROADS, INGLEWOOD. MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1018, At 1 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE received Instructions from MRS. R. KILPATRICK, who has sold her farm, to sell by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: 22 GRADE JERSEY DAIRY COWS, all early culvers 5 2-year springing heifers (good) 1 half-draught horse, good in all harries; 1 good milk carter 1 good gig horso 0 fat sheep 4 fat pigs 1 dog 1 M.H. plough, disc, tine and chain harrows, Planet Junior, 1 11coulter Jfassey Harris drill (in good order), sledge, spring cart, buggy, good haystack, quantity galvanised iron, tools, sacks, 2cwt, barb wire, 4 milk cans and buckets, cow rugs, wire netting, testing bottles, chains, gig and ®cart harness, saddle, scalding tub, quantity manure, H.P. horse clipper, copper and standAlso quantity of household furniture. On account of Kilpatrick Bros., With Slight Reserve: 7 choice 2-year springing heifers

Luncheon Provided. We have inspected the above herd, and liairymen will make no mistake in attending this sale, as the late Mr. Kilpatrick was dairying for a -nUimber of years, and always culled vefy carefully; The cows are all young and showing plenty of quality, in good condition, and the herd was one of the two top herds right through the season at the Maketawa factory. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. DISPERSAL SALE OP PEDIGREE JERSEYS. MOTUNtn (Waitara). MONDAY, AUGUST 12. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from MR. J. C. DAVIDSON to sell as above; 'JpHE WHOLE of his Pedigree and Grade.' .Jersey. Cattle, consisting in -all- of about 80 head. Catalogues) ire now being prepared, and will be forwarded on applicationi-. . 110 Freehold, all in grass but few aere3 shelter bufs'ii, all ploughable, subdivided into 13 paddocks, fences in good order; factory and' school within 1 mile, C-roomed housis 8-bail cow-shed, and necessary outbuildings. Price £l4 per acre; easy terms can be arranged on applying' direct to Newton King, Inglewcod. 123 Freehold, all sown down in good English grasses, !) miles from railway, metalled ,oad, school, factory and post • office within easy distance. Buildings: . 4 : roomed house,; cowshed and necessary outbuildings. Price £l7 per acre. For further particulars apply to sole agents: Newton Farmers who are desirous of disposing of their farms, cannot do better than send particulars to me. NEWTON KING. INGLEWOOD.

There are two kinds of people who don't know a good thing when they see it. Those who think it is too good to be true, and those who think it is so ftood that perhaps it might be made better- If you try "PERFECTION" Whisky, you'll find 110 Whisky could be made feu**-