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Taranaki Daily News, 4 March 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ' CO STRATFORD. TUESDAY, MARCH 4. Sale at 12 o'clock. 116 HBAD ° F CATTIjE ' comprising: 30 store cows 5 fat cows 15 20-month steers 25 20-month, heifers 20 mixed weaners 10 weaner steers 10 bulls 1 springing heifer IN SHEEP PENS: 150 sound-mouth ewes 100 ewes, in lots 150 store lambs, in lota INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5. Q STORE AND FORWARD COWS 10 empty heifers 42 tip-top Holstein and Shorthorn 20-mont!i steen 20 first-class Holstein 20-month steers 10 beautiful Holstein in-calf heifers, 20 months 15 Jersey in-calf 18 month heifers 2 springers 10 bulls 20 good colored weaner steers 40 good weaners 100 lambs

16 Holstein weanera (good) 40 good 20-month Bteers 30 very good in-calf Shorthorn 20month heifers On account of the wcecutora of the estate, of the late Frank Drosdowski: 13 15-month heifera, E.W.B. 28 15-inonth steers 1 2-year in-calf heifer i 3-year in-calf heifer 1 cow and calf 2 store cows Ihull ON THE FARM, MOUMAHAKI, TARANAKI.

UNRESERVED SALE OF THE STATE FARM PEDIGREE AYRSHIRES, e TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1919. ipHE farmers-Inoperative ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, have received instructions from Mr. W. T. Lonsdale, Manager of the above farm, to sell by Public Auction, their Pedigree Ayrshire Stock, comprising: LOTS, including some of the very best Imported and New Zealandbred Ayrshire Cattle NOTE.—Catalogues tnd further particulars can be obtained by applying to "FARMERS' CO-0P.," BOX 170, HAWERA, TARANAKI.

FARMERS' CO-OP. WOOL BROKERS. yALUATIONS of Wool held at Wanganui and Waitara throughout the year. We would aek clients to be careful to consign wool ao follows, in full: FARMERS' COOP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD., WANGANUI Or WAITARA. SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. OFFERINGS held at Stratford every Four weeks. Next offering, April 1. Consigumnets must arrive by the Friday previous. Labels may be obtained on application to any of our Agencies.

SOMETHING WO&TH READING! J ACRES freehold, all in grass and situated only 0 miles from New Plymouth, motor bus passes the doot daily; cheese factory adjoining pro : perty; school and post office .V mile; subdivided into 20 paddocks, mostly live fencing; comfortable W-room-ed house, surrounded by native bush; up-to-date cowshed, concrete floor, milking machine; circular saw, chaffcutter. The farm is beautifully watered, being nearly all level. Price £3O per acre, only £SOO cash required, balance (tan remain over Ave years at 5 per cent. A 1 ACRES freehold in grass, nearly all level, and only 2S miles from township; subdivided into 10 p.uldocks, good fencing, nil ploughable, comfortable, six-roomed house, nearly new, up-to-date 12-bail cowshed concrete floor. Cheap at £23 p W ac re, £SOO cash, balance. 0 years at 5 per cent. 180 ACRISS ' together with 70 cows, milking mar-hine, horses, all farm implements. Pr!ce£6o per acre, £iooa cash, balance arranged 1 ACRES, freeliold. all in grass; six paddocks ring fenced; seven-bail cowshed and lean to. Price £3l p er acre, £SOO cash, bakr.ee arranged. Further particulars apply to— NEWTON KING, .Land Department, INCLEWOOD.