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Taranaki Daily News, 20 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS' CO.-GP. CLEARING SALES, Friday, 20—Jas Crosbie, Otakeho. Friday, 20—Mrs. Hazelhurst, Nolan Road, Hawera. Monday, 23—Jas Patchell, sen., Ohangai. Monday, 23 H. J. Hall, Lowgarth. Monday, 23—Mra. B. Boyle, Opunake Yards. Tuesday, 24 S. F. Hall, Oeo Road, Auroa. Tuesday, 24—Mrs. Mary Dawson, Manawapou Road, Hawera. Wednesday, 25—Harry Washer, Lower Tempsky Road, Matapu Wednesday, 25—Wm. Duggan, Auroa Road, Awatuna (in conjunction with Mr. Newton King) Thursday, 2G—B. Y. Shaw, Manaja. Thursday, 2(l—Est. W. Mill-am, Whakamara. Thursday, June 26 G. M. Hcwson, Westholm, Waverley. Friday, 27—Mrs. A, Powell, Auroa yards, Friday, 27—C. C. Tarrant, Ararata. Friday, 27 F. W. Frethey, Eltham. Saturday, 28—W H Reynolds, Lowgarth, Saturday,. 28— G. F. Mason, Te Kiri. Monday,, 30—Estate of the late Mr. W. Hooper, Tokaora. Monday 30— J. F. Catley ; Lower Hastings Road, Mangatoki. Tuesday, I—Jas. Were, Jnr., Austin Rd., Normanby. Tuesday, I—George Death, Kaponga. Wednesday, 2—J. and A. Robertson, Oeo Road, Auroa. Thursday, 3—Jas. Eyrne, Knpnni. (Thursday, 3—Thos. Kirk, Mere Mere (Hawera yards). j, Friday, 4 —K Poie, Inalia. Saturday, s—Alfred Ward, Scott Road, ' Inaha. Monday, 7 —C. C. Woods, Hawera. Tuesday, B—Robert Nairn, Stuart Road, Eltham. Tuesday, B*-Jos. McCarty, Auroa (dairy heifer sale, Manaia yards). Wednesday, 9—David Campbell, Pihama. Friday, 11—Mrs. M. i\ Okaiawa. Monday, 14 —J. G. Doyle, Kaponga. Thursday, 17— J. J. Patterson, Normanby Road, Manaia (next Kaupokonui Dairy Factory). Thursday, July 17-—Walter Hamilton, Whakaraara (Hawera yards). Monday, 28— H. N. Chapman Warea. Tuesday, 29—David Black, Palmer Road, Kaponga. ON THE FARM, UPPER HASTINGS ROAD, MANGATOKL MONDAY, JUNE 23. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ETAVE received instructions from MR. H. J. HALL, who has disposed of his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: >?n CHOICE SHORTHORN-JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, 2nd, 3rd 4th August and September calvers 10 dairy heifers, September and October calvers 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Mountain View Twilight, bred by R, J. Linn; sire, Lord Twylish (imp.), dam, Genoa Rose 1 yearling grade Jersey bull 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull 1 purebred Shorthorn bull, bred by D. J. Hughes 13 heifer calves, good 40 fat lambs 2 milk carters 1 gig mare, quiet 1 Berkshire boar 2 breeding sows 0 store pigs 2 cattle dogs ' i three-quarter shatter gig, milk waggon (carry 12 cans), light spring dray, 10 milk cans, wash tub and plunger, 2 L.K.G. pulsators, Adriance mower (new), set discs (new), 9.f. plough, tripod harrows, shaft cutter scarifiers, chains, troughs and barrels, iron shod sledge, household furniture, including 3-piece suite, washstand and toilet set, duchess pairs with marblo tops, 2 duchesses, bedstead, ete, NOTE.—Mr. Hall has been dairying for the past 14 years, and this is the : first sale held by him in that time. Our agent has inspected this herd, and reports that it comprises a first-class lot of Jersey-Shorthorn cows in the pbk of condition and early calvers. The majority have been reared by the tendor, out of picked cows, and would not be on the market but for his farm being sold. Stock can remain on the farm at purchasers' risk, free of charge, until end of June. Luncheon Provided. CO-OP. SKIN, HIDEfcND TALLOW. 'OFFERINGS held at Stratford every Four weeks. Next offering, June 24, Consignmnets must arrive by the Friday previous. Labels may be obtained on application to any of our Agencies. T; LAMASON STRATFORD. HAS 15 TO 20 TONS OB SUPER" PHOSPHATE 36/3S (£8 5s PER TOUT NETT EX STORE. HBST COME - ; 'EmST- 'SERVED,