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Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, JUNE 23. AT The opunake saleyabds, < Immediately before Cattle At 12.30 o'c}Q(Jt, THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY Of NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MRS, B. BOYLE to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 20 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 5 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. Boyis 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, LITTLE TEMPSKY. ROAD, MATAPU, .WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2si. At 1250 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY 0? NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE received instructions from MR. HARRY WASHER, who has disposed of his farm and is going out of dairying, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: ACi CHOICE COWS (mostly Shorthorns, 3rd and 4th early calversft 6 empty cows, off turnips 3 weaners 1 Shorthorn bull, 15 months, good: 2 waggon horses 3 unbroken draughts 11 three-quarter draughts, 3 and) 4 years 3 store pigs Set discs, d.f. Reid and Gray plough, light waggon, shafts and pole, set spring cart and waggon harness (new), milk cans, etc. NOTE.—The above herd comprises a choice lot of coljte in excellent condition. As Mr. Washer is going out of ..dairying everything is for absolute sale. Dairymen should attend, this sale. Luncheon Provided^ ON THE FARM, WHATf AMARA. THURSDAY, JUNE 26. At 1220 p.m. sharp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPfiRATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE received instructions from the Executors of the late W. MILHAM'S Estate, whose property has been sold, and whose estate is being wound up, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE:; Kfi EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, in calf to pedi-. gree Jersey bulls, and mostly 2nd, 3rd and 4th August calvers 13 well-grown 2-year Jersey cross heifers, in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls 11 weaner Jersey heifers 2 pedigree Jersey bulls 2 waggon mares (one aged and one Beven years), broken to all harness 1 draught gelding, 6 years r broken to all farm work 1 school pony, aged Waggon (30cwt.; makers, Curtis and Spragg), spring dray, shortshafter gig, three-quarter shatter gig, chain harrows, tine harrows, set discs (14 blades), set 2 and-3-horse bars, d.f. plough, s.f. plough, MJ3. hay rake, 4 sets plough harness, 2-sets gig harness, 2 sets spring dray harness, pig netting, separator, scarifier, hay forks, grubbers and shovels, bull chain, scalding tub, 40'gnl iron boiler, lawn mower, 11 milk cans, milk vat and shuting.and numerous other sundries, hmjseholdjfttnut®e and effects, ;n----cluding piano and Pathephooe 265 fully-paid-up - Mells' Dairy Ovshares 1 Farmers'. Co-op. Society share NOTE. —The above cows are all. young. Jersey cross, in the pink of condition, being wintered on swedes. The herd was founded by the late Mr. Milham about 25 years ago, who only kept the beat of stock and culled heavily. This is the first sale held on the property in the stated time. We would recommend dairymen to be present at this sale.i Luncheon Provided. On account of Messrs. Milham Bros.: 1 sow, due to farrow in August 13 large store pigs G small store pigs ,12 lambs > ■, 1 Cambridge roller (new), MJiti < .