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Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION ON THE FARM, MANGATOKI, SATURDAY, JUNE 28. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. JJAVE received instructions from Mr. W. H. Reynolds, who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell as above by public auction: WITHOUT RESERVE; CHOICE DAIRY COWS, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th calvers, practically all August, grade Jerseys predominate 30 2-year in-calf . heifers (slight reserve) 30 mixed weaners 2 grade Holstein bulls, 3 and 4 years 3 Jersey bulls, rising 2 years 8 store cows, 100 lambs, 10 fat hoggets (killable) 4 heavy draught mares (slight reserve), all farm work 4 half-draught majgs, all farm work 1 heavy draught mare, all farm work 3 jrtedium draughts (slight reserve) 3 rising 2-year fillies and colts 15 store pigs, 2 sows, 1 pedigree Berkshire, boar, df. plough, s.f. pough (new), tripoa harrows, roller (nearly IScwt.), sledge, reaper and binder, mower, drill, scarifier, chains, swingletrees, number sets double and single harness, 2 jacks, hand chaff cutter, several heavy 4 and 5-ton waggons (good type for firewood or wool carting), 1 6-cow L.K.G. bucket plant milking machine and 1 Tangi 4J-h.p. kerosene engine (slight reserve), rapid water heater, and numerous sundries and household furniture, quantity totara posts 104 fully paid-up Lowgarth Dairy Coy. shares (slight reserve)

NOTE.—Our Eltham agent has inspected the above herd, and reports that it comprises a nice lot of young cows in good condition and nearly all coming in during August. Mr. Reynolds has fed his cows .well through the winter on swedes and hay, and will continue to do so up to the time of the sale. His average test for the season was 4.1. We would ask dairymen to attend this sale. Luncheon Provided.

ON THE FARM, AWATUNA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERFcO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., in conjunction with NEWTON KING JJAVE received instructions from MR. WM. DUGGAN, who has disposed of hia farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly Jerseyß, August and September calvers 34 2-year springing lieifers, 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 I 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 5 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, sot discs, tripod harrows, tine harrows, B.M. lever plough, 14 milk cans, 2 tons superphosphate, stumping jack, 30 good fowls, quantity good household furniture and effects.

NOTE.—Mr. Duggan, who lias .jbeen dairying for the past 14 years,-has by careful culling secured a very choice lot of cows; in tlie pink of condition. With the exception 0f....tw0, the cows .are all showing up.well. Butterfat rwill.be giv«n out.at sale. Our agent, who has inspected sthis herd, reposts 'that he can recommend them as a to those dairyjftSßi-reqijiring good dairy cattle.

Luncheon Provided. NEWTON KING WOOLBROKER. GOVERNMENT VALUATIONS OF WOOL held at WAITAKA throughout the year. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES, ETC. offered every four weeks at STRATFORD. NEXT SALE-June 24. Consignments must arrive by Friday previous. Adviie Cards and Labels on application. : Q'jQBA, JJASELDEN AND JgATLJBTi* BARRISTERS AND SOLICrrOES. ' Opposite Post OfflM* t JUWSBA,