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Taranaki Daily News, 20 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCXIOH MONDAY, JUNE 23. AT THE OPUNAKE SALEYARDS.' Immediately before Cattle Salej At 12.30 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF, NEW ZEALA2TO, LTD., TJAVE receivedjnstructions' from MRS. B. BOYLE to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: OQ CHOICE JERSEY COWS, to start calving in August 4 choice Jersey cows in milk 4 Jersey in-calf heifers 8 yearling Jersey heifers 2 yearling Jersey bulls 6 weaner bulls 1 aged draught mare, all harness 4 unbroken draughts, from 1 to 4 years 1 spring dray, gig, milk cans, wheelbarrow, collars and harness, lot of tools and sundries NOTE.—Mrs. Boy'.s has leased her farm and the cows are a very choice lot, having been bred to Jerseys for years, and anyone wanting some choice cows would do well to attend this sale. ON THE FARM, AUROA. TUESDAY, JUNE 24. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TXAVE received instructions from MR. S. F. HALL, who has disposed of his farm, to sell by public auction as above, , WITHOUT RESERVE: A K CHOICE DAIRY COWS, all young July and August calvers 5 springing grade Jersey heifers, early calvers 11 weaner grade Jerseys 1 pedigree Jersey bull, Mountain View's Freedom (H.B. No. 3308) pedigree at sale 1 three-quarter-draught mare, aged 1 half-draught mare, 7 years 1 half-draught mare, 8 years 1 heavy draught, 4 years; all draught horses are broken to all harness 1 foal lambs 1 boar 2 sows 14 store pigs 40 fowls 12 p.b. Indian Runner ducks Gig and harness, 2 drays, trap, dray, harness, collars, etc., disc harrows, a.f. plough, scarifier, Albion mower, Planet Junior, stumping jack, chains, swingletrees, buckets, cans, tools, quantity sundries, Methvcn copper, garden and carpenters' tools, and the whole of his household furniture in good order NOTE.—Our Manaia agent has inspected the above cows, and reports that he can recommend as one of the best herds we have had to offer this season, both for breeding and condition. With the exception of four, all are bred by owner, while they averaged over 300 lbs butterfat per cow for the past season. Mr. Hall has been dairying for sixteen years without a sale. We strongly advise those in quest of godo butterfat producers to attend this sale. Luncheon Provided. ON THE FARM, LAKE ROAD, HAWERA. TUESDAY, JUNE 24. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., AVE received instructions from MRS. ' MARY DAWSON, who has sold her i&tm, to ssiliby public auction aa above, WITHOUT RESERVE: CHOICE DAIRY COWS, July and August calvers • 1 pedigree Jersey bull, 3 years 3 steers 7 emp'ty4eifers, 2 years 12 yearling heifers 5 2s«year in-calf heifers 28 store piga, good 4 sows, to farrow July-August 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 1 bay gelding, rising 4 years] 1 bay ftfjrse, aged 1 dog cart, nearly new Spring dray, M.H. mower, Deering drill,'2tine harrows, tripod harrows, 3-horse roller, disc harrows, s.f. plough, set 3-horse awingletrces, pig net, 2 pairs chains, Planet Junior, grindstone, 9 milk cans, 4 buckets, 30 feet milk shuting, 46 testing bottles, Babcock tester, Bmall wheat mill, 3 cases kerosene, ladder and numerous sundries, 40 totara posts, large quantity plain and barb wire, hay sweep NOTE.—Our agent, who has inspected the above herd, says that it comprises a beautiful lot of cows, which are well conditioned and young, and are in-calf to pedigree Jersey bulls. The returns for the past Beason show that the cows averaged over 2flolbs. butterfat per head. We would ask those requiring a few good butWrfat producers to attend this sale. 'luncheon Provided.