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Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON, THE FARM, LAKE ROAD, HAWERA, TUESDAY, JUNE. 24. At 12.30 p.nu | THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OS; NEW ZEALAND, LTD., "p|"AVE received instructions from MRS. MARY DAWSON, who has sold her farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: CHOICE DAIRY COWS, July and August calvers 1 pedigree Jersey bull, 3 years 3 steers 7 empty heifers, 2 years 12 yearling heifers fl 2s-year in-calf heifera 28 store pigs, good 4 sows, to farrow July-August 1 pedigree Berkshire boar 1 bay gelding, rising 4 year® 1 bay horse, aged 1 dog cart, nearly new Spring dray, ILH. mower, Deering drill, tine harrows, tripod harrows, 3-horse roller, disc harrows, s.f. plough, set 3-horse swingletrecs, pig net, 2 pairs chains, Planet Junior, grindstone, 9 milk cans, 4 buckets, 30- feet milk shuting, 48 testing bottles, Babcoek tester, small) wheat mill, 3 cases kerosene, ladder and numerous sundries, 40 totara posts, large quantityplain 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 scMon show that the cows averaged over 2Golbs butterfat per head. We would ask those requiring a few good butterfat producers to attend this sale. Luncheon Provided. ON THE FARM, AWATUNA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS^CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF MISW £I2ALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MR. WM. DUGGAN, who has disposed of his farm, to sell by ptfblic auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: 100 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly Jerseys, August and September calvers 34 2-year springing heifers, nearly all by pedigree Jersey bull 10 yearling heifers by pedigree Jersey bull 10 good colored yearling steers 1 4-year pedigree Jersey bull, Buttercup Lad; pedigree at sale 1 grade Jersey bull, 3 years, bred by Mr. Fred Hoskin. 1 2-year Jersey bull 3 p.b. Berkshire sows in pig 1 Berkshire boar S goats 4 young half-draught mares, good in all harness (slight reserve) 1 school pony (slight reserve) 1 gig mare Mona, the well-known roadster (slight reserve) Gig and harness in good order, Reid and Gray seed drill (new), Cambridge roller, hay rake, set discs, tripod harrows, tine harrows, B.M. lever plough, 14 milk cans, 2 tons superphosphate, stumping jack, 30 good fowls, quantity good household furni-, ture and effects, NOTE.—Mr. Duggan, who has been dairying for the past 14 years, has by careful culling secured a xety choice lot of cows, in the pink of condition. With the exception of two, the cows are all young, and are showing up well. Butterfat returns will be given out at sale. Our agent, who has inspected this herd, reports that he can recommend them as a first-class lot to those dairymen requiring good dairy cattle. Luncheon Provided. FARMERS' CO-OP: HAWERA* SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. QFFERINGS held at Stratford every Four weeks. Next offering, June 24, Conaignnmets must arrive by the Friday previous. Labels may be obtained on applicationto any of our Agencies. npHE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., STOCK DEPT., PAHIATi'A, notify that they are holding in the PAHIATUA District the following Clearing Sales ofDairy Stock, etc., on the undcrnoted dates: June 21—20 Registered Shorthorn Cows June 23—25 Dairy Cows ' June 2a—95 Dairy Cows i' ' June 26—25 Dairy Cows June 27—33 Dairy Cows June 28—30 Dairy Cows July 2-—9O Dairy Cows < July 4—32 Dairy Cows July s—loo5 —100 Dairy Cowsl July 10 —40 Dairy Cows Farmers in need of dairy stock should not miss these preat .opportunities jf first-class dairy cows. All these oowg are £ 0UB «. and.