Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS' CO.-OP. CLEARING SALES) JUNE. Tuesday, 24 S. F. Hall, Oeo Road, "Auroa. Tuesday, 24—Mrs. Mary Dawson, Manawapou Eoad, Hawera. Wednesday, 25—Harry Washer, Lower Tempsky Road, Matapu Wednesday, 25—Wm. Duggan, Auroa Road, Awatuna (in conjunction with Mr. Nexvton King) Thursday, 26—8. Y. Shaw, Manaia. Thursday, 26-Est. W. Milbam, Whaka-

Thursday, June 26-G. M. Hewson, 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. Catfey ; Lower Eastings Road, Mangatoki. JULY. 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. Byrne, Kapuni. Thursday, 3 —Thos. Kirk, Mers Mere (Hawera yards). Friday, Poie, Inaha. Saturday, 6—Alfred Ward, Scott Eoad,

Inaha. Monday, 7—C. C. Woods, Hawera. Tuesday, B—Jos. McCarty, Auroa (dairy heifer sale, Manaia yards). Wednesday, 9—David Campbell, Pihama. Thursday, 10—Messrs. Wallace and Hall,

Kaimata. . Friday, 11—Mrs. M. F. Johnstone, Okai

awa. Monday, 14— J. G. Doyle, Kaponga. Thursday, 17— J. J. Patterson, Normanby Boad, Manaia (next Kaupokonui

Dairy Factory). Thursday, July 17—Walter Hamilton, Whakamara (Bawera yards). Monday, 28— H. N. Chapmaa Warea. Tuesday, 29—David Black, Palmer Road, Kaponga.

STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, JUNE 24. Sale at 12 o'clock. Igg ttrAT) OF CATTLE, comprising: 25 store cows 25 20-month steers 15 20-month heifers 50 mixed weanera 15 Jersey heifers 20 weaner steers 25 in-calf heifers in-calf heifers IN SHEEP PENS: 100 empty ewes 60 in-lamb ewes INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. TTR4TI MIXED CATTLE, including:

10 forward cows 25 store cows 5 fat cows 20 11-month steers 25 empty heifers 30 good weaners 20 mixed weaners 10 good Jersey weaner heifers 5 2-year bulls 10 good springing heifers 2 cows in milk 6 cows, springing, close to profit 90 fat and forward empty ewes 30 4-tooth fat and forward wethers 25 2-tooth Southdowns ISO lambs ON THE FARM, ELTHAM ROAD, ELTHAM. FRIDAY, JUNE 27/ At 12.30 p.m< THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ' ORGANISATION OF NEW ZEALAND*. LTD., JJ4.VE * received instructions frorii Mr. F. W.. Frethey to sell by public auction asikbove: WITHOUT RESERVE: ' ? ; DAIRY COWS, August and September calrera *' - ,5:2-year heifers .3. yearling heifers . * .■ ' I Jight harness borse j. farrow ~ 19 -ptare pig? (5 months) v?, a&,.Biips (3 months) I,cattle, jJog . Chain and tripod harrows, buggy, ;,. ; • buggy pole and harness, milk cans, cow tools, etc.

AISO, ott account'of J.'W. Sycamore: Furniture (6 Primus; Sepaa:;. ator, 12«g»li Mfitliven -Copper, 2 Cart ness; 3 .Horse Pig Boilers, 80, 40 and 10 g&la., 1 staunch 3-year, half-draught Gelding (slight reserve), 30 fowls And 'ducks

NOTE.—Our Eltham agent has inspected the above herd oftcows, and reports that they are a choice lot in excellent condition. The returns for the past season averaged jnst under 3001b3 butterfat per cow. They have been feeding on swedes and hay for the last six weeks, and will continue to do so until the day of sale; also they were top herd at Eltham Jerseydale factory. We have, every conjcUnce in the above herd ; ito tho9e requiring gOQd totftjjgfct protttf* '• "ht,ol : '' •;