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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ' CO.-OP. CLEARING SALES* Monday, 30—Estate of the lata Mr. W. , Hooper, Tokaora. \ Monday 30— J. F. Catley.- Lower Hastings Road, Mangatoki. Monday, June 30—Harry Washer, Okaiawa Yards. 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, Kapuiii. Thursday, 3—Thos. Kirk, Mere Mere (Hawera yards). Friday, 4—E. Poie, Inaha. » Saturday, s—Alfred Ward, Seott Road, Inaha. Monday, 7 —o. C. Woods, Hawera. Tuesday, B—Jos. McCarty, Auroa (dairy heifer sale, Manaia yards). Wednesday, 9—David Campbell, Pihama. Thursday, 10—James Hall, Raimata. Friday, 11— W. A. Jellyman, Norfolk Road. Friday, 11—Mrs. M. F. Johnstone, Okaiawa. Monday, 14— J. G. Doyle, Kaponga. Tuesday, 15—A. G. Muir, Omahi&a (at Waverley Yards). Thursday, 17— J. J. Patterson, Normanby Road, Manaia (nest Kaupokonui Dairy Factory). Thursday, July 17—Walter Hamilton, Whakamara (Hawera yards). Monday, 21—Thos. Sinclair, Oaonui (Opuhake Yards). Wednesday, 23 J. Wallia, Awatuna. Monday, 2&— H. N. Chapman Warea. Tuesday, 29—David Black, Palmer Road, Kaponga. ON THE FARM, OEO ROAD, AUROA. WEDNESDAY, JULY & At 12 noon sharp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., TTAVE received instructions from MESSRS. J. & R. ROBERTSON, who have disposed of their farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: . >VQ CHOICE DAD3.Y COWS, 2nd to 4th July and August calvers 15 2-year springing heifers 2 3-year Shorthorn and Holstein bulls Milk cans and 40 feet milk shuting WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 4-cow Treloar milking machine plant and 1 2J-h.p. Anderson engine, in good order 2 3-year draught fillies, unbroken 1 3-year draught gelding, unbroken 1 2-year draught gelding, unbroken 1 half-draught gelding, unbroken NOTE.—Our Manaia ftgent has inspected the above cows, and reports that they are a choice lot in good condition; also that Mr. Robertson has been dairying for 16 years. They are mostly his , own breeding, and are worthy of recommendation to intending purchasers. Stock can graze graze on the farm free of charge at purchasers' risk until July 20. Luncheon Provided. ELTHAM. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 250 HEAD MIXED CATTLK, including: 25 store cows 20 forward eowa 5 fat cows 15 18-month empty heifers 10 2-year steers 10 2year empty heifers 10 2-ycar in-calf heifers 37 2 to 3-year Holstein springing heifers (good) 40 mixed weahers 25 weaner/heifers 20 weaner s,teers 10 Jersey weaner heifcra 15 3-year springing heifers 10 2-year springing heifers 60 fat ewes 19 fat wetl!er3 25 lambs 1 s.f. plongh HAWERA. THURSDAY, JULY 5. JAA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including: 40 store cows 25 forward cows 10 fat cows CO 20-month steers 30 20-month empty heifers 40 weaner heifers 35 weaner steers SO mixed weaners 30 2-year in-calf heifers 100 lambs 200 lambs 200 mixed sheep On account of Mr. Thos. Kirk, Merc.mere, who has disposed of his farm: WITHOUT RESERVE: 00 extra choice, mostly Jersey, dairy cows, practically all 2nd, 3rd and 4th July and August calvers: only a couple of old cows in whole herd NOTE.—Mr. Kirk has been dairying for a number of years, and ha 3, by careful culling, secured a ,tip-top lot of cows in splendid'condition, with good actfqry ■■returns. Dairymen wpuld 4o well to tattend this* sale. UP CROZE3R, No. 21, INGLE-1 '»■■ $ r WOOD, when yoaiwnt.tpgototfci | jtaia «r anywhere else, ftig, roomjj