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Taranaki Daily News, 13 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION; SALE OF PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEYS, ETC, AT THE MANAU SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 13, At 12 noon. THE FARMERIFCO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY Off NEW ZEALAND, LTD., H AVE received instructions from Mr. Edward Long, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: 4Q GRADE JERSEY DAIRY COWS, mostly young and early calvers 115 choice 2 and 3-year-old in-calf heifers, early calvers and principally Jersey 1 Holstein yearling bul' 11 yearling Jersey heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Golden Rimu, 3737, sire Rimu, dam Golden Queen 4 pedigree Jersey dairy cows—Vega's Tiney, 1304, sire Magnet's Lad, dam Vega; Pox's Gem, 4000, sire Princess's Fox, dam ' Vega's Tiney; Fox's Veg Maid, 5483, sire Princess's Fox, dam Vega's Tiney; Sweet Briar, 2403, sire Silver Coin, dam Briar Rose. 3 pedigree Jersey 2-year In-calf heifers-—'Vega's Maid's Lady, 7924, sire Plain Master, dam Fox's .Vega's Maid; Pride-'s Maid, 7923, site Plain Master, dam . Fox's Primrose Pride; Vega's Tiney Pet, 7922, sire Plain Master, dam Vega's Tiney. 3 pedigree Jersey yearling heifers and 2 pedigree Jersey yearling bulls, sired by Golden Rimu and out of tlie above-mentioned cow 1 purebred Jersey cow—Beauty, sire - Redvers, dam Beauty, bred by Mr. Ridd, Stratford 1 pedigree Ayrshire cow 3 pedigree Berkshire bows, in pig Horses, etc. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The above pedigree stock comprise soire well-bred •Jorseya in good condition, the majority having been bred by the whilst the balance have been selected f.-cm the wellknown herds of Messrs. R J. Linn, P. H. E. Surrey and E. F Blundel! The grade cows and heifers are a very choice lot, being in the pink of condition, wall culled and early calvers Stock can remain on Mr. Lony's farm, at the purchasers' risk, frea of charge, until the Ist of July. Owing to hii living only half a mile, away he is sjlling in the Manaia yards for the sakj of convenience. ON THE FARM, DUTHJE ROAD. SATURDAY, JUNE 14, NEWTON" KING JTAS received instructions from MR. F. T. McCarthy, who has sold his farm, to sell as above, his live and dead stock, Without R»sem UQ COWS, Jersey, Holstein and Shorihorn cross, July and August calvers, aU in calf to pedigree Jersey bull 20 good store pigs 2 sows 1 pedigree bear Door runners, Cleaver pig trough and tubs, bar sw ! ngletrees, 1 barrel molasses, 250 bricks, quantify of roofing iron, v.'se, 16-gallon Methven copper and stand, washing tubs, crowbar, s.f. Duncan plough, set /discs, tripod harroWß, Cambridge roller, 10 milk cans, buckets, pulsators, Adriance mower, knife grinder, 1 spring cart (tip), Mangatoki factory si ares (slight reserve). Also, on account of MR J BULLt Bay gelding, aged, half-draught, broken to all harness Bay mare, aged, half-draught, broken to oil lmrneaf, Full lock waggon, shafts and pole,, to carry 18 cans; spring cart (tip), spring cart, sledge, crowbars, shovels,spades, saws, s.f- Duncan plough, set 2-leaf tine harrows Luncheon Provided. ( Sale at 1 o'clock NOTE.—The abave herd contains some first-class Jersey, Holstein ar.d Shorthorn cows, which fact should appeal to all dairymen. They are in splendid condition, and all early calvers L. A. NOLAN & CO. GOVERNMENT WOOL AN& SK2N BROKERS. NEW PLYMOUTH, QOVERNMENT Valuations conducted as under: •Weol: At our store, Quay Street, Wal tare, at abort intervals dazing season. 'Sheepskins: At.cur Store, GHI Stmt New Plymouth, every four we« So. NEXT SALE—Tuesday, June 24, ;Auction Sales of Hides, TaHew, etc.j.oon* ducted monthly. L A. NOLAN & CO. FARMERS' CO-OP; HAWERA. I SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. OFFERINGS held at Stratford every Eater weeks. Next offering, June 24, Conaignmaeta most aorive by the &i----day prcano&s. [ Labefr may be. abtainad ww