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Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1918, Page 8

SAXES BY AUCTION. fSTOCKISTAVON \6EffrS i, AUCTIONES/Hi, WAVKEffA.

INGLEWOOD., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13, 1913, gQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including: 24 store cows 20 forward cowi 70 3-year bullocks. 20 2-year empty heifer* 10 good empty heifers 30 yearling to 15-month heifers 29 2£ to-3-year steers (good) 10 15-nionth bulls 20 15-month bulls (mostly Shorthorns) 20 15-month bulls 20 2-year steers 45 mixed yearlings 40 empty ewes in wool 30 wether hoggets in woo» 40 shorn hoggets 100 fat and forward empty ewes 120 good woolly hoggets 50 empty ewes and lambs, 105 per cent, lambs. 50 shorn empty ewes ON THE FARM, MANGATOIQ. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD., XT AVE received instructions from MR. JAS. PENNY, Mangatoki, who is giving up dairying owing to ill-health, to sell by public auction aa above, WITHOUT RESERVE: gg COWS in full milk 1 pedigree Jersey bull 1 yearling Holstein bull 1 sow and litter 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 1 pedigree Berkshire sow 7 store pigs 6 milk carls j 1 25-gallon boiler NOTE.—Our auctioneer has inspected the above herd, which are a very choice lot, at present giving over 1200 pounds of milk daily. Mr. Penny has"always bought the best and culled heavily. Intending purchasers can inspect the cows at any time. Luncheon Provided. THE FARMER'S' CO-OPERATIVE • ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. WOOL BROKERS. npHE above Society beg to advise shareholders and others -that they have been appointed Government Wool Brokers. Valuations of wool will be held at Wanganui and Waitara throughout the year. We would particularly ask clients to be careful to consign wool as follows: FARMERS' CO-OP. ORGAN. SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., WANGANUI or WAITARA. THE FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD BROKERS. SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. QFFERINGS of the above will be held at Stratford every four ; weeks, t'.i> Next offering to Lake place TUESDAY, November 12, 1918.. Consignments must arrive by the Friday previous. Labels may be obtained on application to any/of our Agencies. FARMS! FARMS! FARMS! "i 5$ ACRE S Freehold, all in grass, prac- | tically level, 9 paddocks, 5 =roon?- r I ed house, eowshed and r-ngint room, concrete floor ,and yard-,-cheese factory, township * andstation within easy distance PRICE £26 per .acre;' £250 cash, balance 5 years 5 1 /- per cent. ! " (i 3) ]J_O ACRES Freehold, all in grassi subdivided into 12 paddocks, 0roomed house, conveniences, cowshed, trap and motor-shed, hayshed, etc. (no weeds.) PRICE £2O per acre; £IOOO cash, balance arranged. (18) ■£og- ACRES FreeholJ, all level and in grass and well , school, factory, P. 0., etc., within -J mile; comfortable 5-roonjcd 'aousey 30-bail ' cowshed, trapshed, etc. PRICE £3O per acre. £IOOO cash. (9) 11/j AGREE Freehold, good buildings, well subdivided, no weeds. PRTCE £4O per acre, £7OO required. (14) SALE OR EXCHANGE. ilgQ ACRES L.T. Title, all in grass, subdivided into 10 paddocks, sheep proof, totara posts, 0roomed house, cowshed, engine room, and all necessary outbuildings. Will carry GO dairy cows and do them we'll. PRICE £22 per acre; £SOO ea-di, or will consider exchange for rent producing property, ■ Further particulars, apply to— KING, Land; aad Finance Agent, IMCLEWOOD, :