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Taranaki Daily News, 5 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, OMUTORANGI ROAD, QTAKEHO. SATURDAY, JUNE 7, At 12.SQ p.m. THE FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NBW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from Mr. W. Grindlay, who lias sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: 2% CHOICE DAIRY COWS, July and August aad September calvers; mostly 3rd calvers 3 choice in-calf heifers early calvers 4 weaner heifers and 1 weaner bull 2 good all-round liarses Trap, cart, 3 sets of harness, hay sledge, hay swop, distributor, blcek dray wheels harrows, >3 milk buckets, milk strainer wash tubs and pig barrels, steel bars, hay forks, spades and shovels, large copper 3 ladders, other farm tools, chain pulley and rope, household furniture, fowls and num&ous s.wdnes. NOTE.—Our Manaia agent, who has inspected the abovo herd, reports that the cjws are a tip-top lot, in good condition, and well culled out. We have every confidence in recommending them to intending purchasers of good dairy cattle.

Luncheoi Provided. KELLY ROAD, LEPPERTON. f . MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1919. At 12 o'clock sharp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MR EVAN HAINE, who has sold his fariu and is leaving the district, to ae'J by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: YOUNG JERSEY,GRADE COWS, August and September calvers SELECTED CHOICE TWO-YEAR IN-CALF HEIFERS, by pedigree bull HEIFER CALVES, selected 1 PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE BULL 2 BULL CALVES 3 three-quarter'draught farm horses, good in all harness 1 child's pony (quiet) 25 fat and forward sheep 2 sows and litters by pedigree Berk-. shire boar 1 pedigree Berkshire sow, close to profit 1 purebred Berkshire boar Disc, chain and tripod harrows, Cambridge roller (nearly new), Reid and Gray a.f. lever plow, doubleseated buggy (nearly new), spring cart and gig. in good order, 3cwt nitrate of soda, milk cans, quantity good corn sacks, cow covers, sheep skins, light and heavy harness, tools and sundries. Also 10 young purebred Bronzewing turkeys, number of White Leghorn pullets and ducks, and a small quantity of household furniture.

We have inapectetPMr. Haines's herd, and any dairyman wanting good quality young Jersey cows need go 110 further. The sale of good Jersey cows has been very heavy this tutumn, but in Mr. Haines's herd then is still . chance for dairymen to secure some of the best cows procurable. The cows are all in calf, mostly to a pedigree Jersey bull, and the balance to a pedigree Ayrshire bull. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ON THE FARM, MANGAPOU ROAD, NORMANBY. TUESDAY, JUNE I<K At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY 0% NEW ZEALAND, LTD., HAVE received instructions from Messrs. Thwaites Bros., who are relinquishing dairying, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE fJJ CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly 2nd, 3rd and 4th early calvcrs, and in calf to pedigree bull. 14 2-year Jersey cross in-calf heifers (showing up well) 15 yearling Jersey cross heifers (both lot of heifers are by pedigree Jersey bulls) 3 horses," any trial 21 store pigs 2 sows in pig Milk waggon, spring cart and harness, fencing wire, s.f. plough, discs, spring-tooth harrows, tripod harrows, M.H. binder, mower, and number of aseful sundries NOTE.—Mr. Thwaites, who has been dairying for the last 15 years, has by heavy culling each year Becured a nice lot of young dairy cows in the pink of condition. Last season, with a herd of 54, his returns totalled 10,1 IG.SSIbs of butter-fat, which fact speaks a lot in favor of the quality of the cows. Stock can remain on the farm at purchasers' risk until July 1. We recommend purchasers of good butter-fat dairy stock to attend this sale. Luncheon Provided.