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Taranaki Daily News, 9 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, MANGAPOU ROAD, NORMANBY. TUESDAY, JUNE 10. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD, H AVE received instructions from Messrs. Thwaites Bros., who are relinquishing dairying, to sell by public auction as above: e WITHOUT RESERVE g J CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly 2nd, 3rd and 4th early calvers, and in calf to pedigree bull. 14 2-year Jersey cross in-calf heifera (showing up well) 15 yearling Jersey cross heifers (both lot of heifers are by pedigree Jersey bulls) 3 horses, any trial 21 store pig 9 2 sows in pig Milk waggon, cans, spring cart and / harness, fencing wire, s.f. plow, discs, spring-tooth harrows, tripod harrows, M.H. binder, mower, and number of useful sundries NOTE.—Mr. Thwaites, who has been dairying for the last 15 years, has by heavy culling each year secured a nice lot of young dairy cows in the pink of condition. Last season, with a herd of 54, his returns totalled 16,116.581bs 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. ON THE FARM, LOWER DUTHIE ROAD, MANGATOKL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1919, ' At 1 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr Henry Thrush, who has disposed of his lease, to sell by public auction a.4 above, WITHOUT RESERVE: gg CHOICE SHORTHORN JERSEY & HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS, mostly second :c fourth early calvers 6 very choice 3-year-old Jersey cross in-calf heifers 1 stock pony, stumping jack, spring dray and harness, "i collars and winkers and numerous other sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 3-draught hcrse (staunch) 1 pure-bred Jersey bull, 2 years 12 cases Big Tree distillate ALSO— On account of a client: 24 good store pigs 1 sow, close to farrowing 2 sows with litters 30 fowls NOTE.—As Mr. Thrush is going in for pedigree stock the above ara for absolute Bale. The herd has been lu-avily culled, and comprises mostly a young lot of cows in the pink of condition. Stock can remain on the farm at the purchaser's risk, free of charge, until the end of June. We would recommend those in quest of'choice dairy stock to attend this sale. Luncheon Provided.

INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, JUNF 11. 25 STORE COWS 3 fat cows 14 2-year steers 40 20-montli steers 55 good, empty heifers 19 choice in-calf Jersey cross 20' month heifers 9 selected weaner heifers 50 good mixed weaners 20 very good Shorthorn weaner steei'B 9 very good in-calf Jersey heifers 3 3-year in-calf Shorthorn heifers 2 3-year in-calf Holstein heifers 2 3-year Shorthorn springing heifers 2 good young dairy cows, close to profit 15 bullocks 21 fat lambs 150 fat and forward mfc ewes 110 very good iambs 40 fat alieoj) ?0 first-class ewes, in lamb, good skins 3 good plough horses, team or singly ' Also, as previously arranged'.' DROSDOWSKI'S FARM Also: 5-roomed weatherboard house, for removal. INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1L At 2 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVI3 received instructions from the executors of she Estate of the late FRANK DROZDOVYSKI, to sell by public auction, with Slight Reserve: THE FARM, consisting of 140 acres,' situate on the main road, Waiongona, .'U miles from Ingle■\vood, with good house and outbuildings, all ploughable, close' to school, jaefgaejat and gost