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Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION Olt THE FARM, OHANGAI, MONDAY, JUNE 23. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF •NEW >'.i:;AI.ANU, LTD.. TTAVE received instructions from MR. JAS. PATCHELL, who hii3 disposed of his farm, to sell by public auc-1 tion as above, WITHOUT RESERVE* gQ CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY COWS, 3rd, 4th and sth August calvers. 15 2 and 3-year heifers r.w.b. 15 Shorthorn mixed weaners 1 draught mare (Stud Book), aged, stinted to County King (alight reserve). 1 draught gelding, 4 years, all work, by County King (slight reserve) 1 draught mare, 5 years, all work, by Baron Martin (slight reserve) I'. draught mare, 3 years, all work, by Baron Martin (slight reserve) 1 draught marc, 1 year, by County King (slight reserve) 1 spring cart gelding, all work, aged (slight reserve) 1 spring cart mare, 2 years, saddle and chain (alight reserve) 2: gig mares, quiet, trial (slight reserve) 220 : 2, 4 and 0-tooth ewes, in lamb to Southdown and Border Leicester rams 166 forward hoggets 5 rams 20 store pigs 2 good Berkshire sows, to farrow in August I Yorkshire sow, to farrow in August 150 fully-paid-up Meremere Dairy Co. shares (slight reserve) Deering stacker, disc, drill, Cambridge roller, spring dray and harness, gig and harness, d. and s.f. ploughs, chain and tine harrows, plough chains, trees, harness, etc., set of 4-liorse blocks, hay rake, grass mower with tilter, stumping jack, whare on sledge, pig sty on sledge, Methven copper and stand, quantity old used timber and wire, 12 sacks potatoes, 30 bushels Western Woltlis grass seed, 2 stacks oaten hay, large quantity mangolds and turnips, 7 good 25gallon milk cans, household furniture and large quantity sundries. NOTE.—The above herd comprises a choice lot of cows in good condition. Mr. Patchell has bee:-, dairying for a good number of years, and has culled out heavily each year. "Dairymen should attend this sale. Luncheon Provided. On account of a client: 24 mixed weaners 12 20-month heifers S.f. plough and set discs On account of Mr. J. R. Robertson, Meremere: 13 3-year springing heifers, early calvers 'i ■ ■ 1 ON THE FARM, AUROA. TUESDAY, JUNE 24. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ||AVE received instructions from MR. S. F. HALL, who has disposed of his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: CHOICE DAIRY COWS, all young July and August calvers 5 springing grade Jersey heifers, early calvers II 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 harne.v----1 foal lambs 1 boar 2 sows 14 store pigs 40 fowls 12 p.b. Indian Runner ducks Gig and harness, 2 draya, trap, dray, harness, collars, etc., disc harrows, s.f. plough, scarifier, Albion mower, Planet Junior, stumping jack, chains, swingletrees, buckets, cans, tools, quantity sundries, Methven 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, ' v Luncheon Provided, For.Chronic Chest Complaints WootU' Great Pejp&exaiiat .C^