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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION ON TEE FARM, AUSTIN ROAD, NORMANBY. TUESDAY, JULY h At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., IT AVE received instructions from Mr. Jas- Were, jun., who lias sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: OO EXTRA CHOICE GRADE JERSEY DAIRY COWS, 3rd and 4th August calvers 11 good Jersey springing heifers, September calvers and bred by •J. Pettigrew, Pihama; oil are by the sire Jerseydale Larrikan 18 yearling Jersey heifers (slight reserve), bred by Messrs Harry Hodge (Alton), G. H. Mills (Normanby), and J. Pill (Hawera); all by pedigree bull I 1 2-year pedigree Jersey bull (sb'ght reserve) Tricksey's General (5705); dam Tricksey (707) produced under semi-official test 421.871bs butter-fat in 258 days at 11 years old; grand-dam Twylish's Maid of All Work, | semi-official record 6001b butterfat in 305 days at 4 years old | (pedigree will be given out at sale) 2 2-year grade Jersey bulla 27 ewes in lamb to b.f. rams and due in August 1 ram 1 sow in pig 8 slips 1 aged mare 1 gelding rising rf years Spring tip dray (new), saddle and bridle, Albion mower, hay sweep, dray harness, collars and hames, Cambridge roller, tripod and tine harrows, lucerne cultivator, hammer and wedges, sledge, crowbar, Planet Junior hand seed drill (iron gauge), chains and I bars, milk cans and buckets, I 10-gal. copper, 30 posts and wire, pig frame, pig barrels and troughs, and other farm tools and sundries 112 Normanby Dairy Factory Coy. shares, fully paid up (slight [ reserve) NOTE.—The abova cows are a choice lot, in good condition. Their returns averaged out at 2801b butter-fat per cow, Dairymen should attend this sale. Luncheon Provided. On account of ,the late Mr. Felix Hunger's estate: S milk cans, spring dray and harness, swingletrces, 2 pah - chains, Duncan plough, ladder and hay rake ON THE FARM, KAPONGA. TUESDAY, JULY 1. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALANb, LTD., JJAVB received instructions from Mr Geo. Death, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: 1 PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN COW Woodland's Bell (1323); sira Cliffside Laddie (45), dam Beli (338) 1 pedigree Holstein cow Knight's Princess of Friesian Holm (1002); sire Knight of Thistle (94), dam Somerset Princess (344) 1 pedigree Holstein heifer Colanthia's Bell; sire Colanthia Poatiac, dam Bell; in calf to Royal Frieslanders Van Racelands I pedigree Holstein bull Lord Dagmar (181); sire Shamrock, dam Dagmar 1 pedigree Holstein bull Royal Frieslanders Van Racelands; sire King Alcartra Ruzine's Fayne (554), dam Longbeacn Michaelmas Daisy (9i9) C2 grade Holstein cows, young and mostly July and August calvers SO 2-year Jersey-Holstein in-calf heifers 22 yearling heifers by Lord Dagiaai 18 yearling steers 50 hoggets 3 good store pigs 3 milk cart horses 1 gig horse 1 hack Milk waggon (carry 12 cans), waggon harness, dray harness, milk dray, 2 sets harness, block dray, 3 pigsties on sledges, 2 Duncan ploughs, Duncan disc, R-G. disc, chain and tripod harrows, hay rake, 2 stumping jacks, 3 loggiug chains, sled»e, plough-bars and chains, new Duncan,(drill (slight reserve), and household furniture consisting of wardrobe, wooden bedstead, duchess pairs, etc., piano (slight reserve) SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 5-seater Chevrolet car 131 Kapcnga JRiry Coy. shares 2 tons lime tod manure, etc. NOTE.—Mr. Dea,th, who has been,dairying for a zrsmber of years, has always kept the bek of stock and culled-, heavily. His cows ire in good condition, whilst their returns averaged out at--2711b butter-fat pft cow for the pastseason. These ma*\e seen a,t the factory. We would ■*----- ' • • to attend this s