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Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. » FARMERS' CQ.-OP. CLEARING SALES, JULY. Wednesday, 2—J. and A. Robertson, Oeo Road, Auroa. Thursday, 3—Jas. Byrne, Kapuni. Thursday, 3—Thos. Kirk, Mere Mere (Hawera yards). Friday, 4—E. Pole, Inaha. Saturday, s—Alfred Ward, Scott Road, Inaha. Monday, 7—C. C. Woods, flawera. Tuesday, B—Jos. McCarty, Auroa (dairy heifer eale, Manaia yards). Wednesday, 9—David Campbell, Pihama. Thursday, 10—James Hall, Kaimata. Friday 1 , 11— W. A. Jellyman, Norfolk Road. * Friday, 11—Mrs. M. F. Johnstone, Okaiawa. Monday, 6. Doyle, Kaponga. Tuesday, 15—A. G. Muir, OmahiLa'(at Wayerley Yards). Thursday, 17— J. J. Patterson, Normanby Road, Manaia (next Kaupokonui Dairy Factory). Thursday, July 17~Walter Hamilton, Whakainara (Hawera yards). Monday, 21—Thos. Sinclair, Oaonui (Qpunake Yards). Wednesday, 23. J. Wallis, Awatuna. MondayjM—H. N. Chapman Warea. Tuesi&y, 29-David Black, Palmer Road, Kaponga. THURSDAY, JULY 3. . gOO HEAD MIXED CATTLE, includ- • ing: 40 .springing heifers (one line) 40 store cows 25 forward cows 10 fat cows GO 20-month steers 30 20-month empty heifers 40 weaner heifers 35 weaner steers 30 mixed weaneTß 30 2-year in-calf tatter* 10 #-year in-calf heifers> 100 lambs 200 Winks 200 mixed sneep 30 2-year Holstein steers 40 springing heifers ' 8 fat bullocks 8 fat cows ' 6 fat heifers (empty)' 19 first class dairy cows 70 fat and forward empty ewes £ waggon holding 16 cans (good order). On account of Mr. Thos. Kirk, Meremere, who has disposed of his fans: WITHOUT RESERVE: CO 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 • 1 waggon, holds ■l4 cans (slight reserve) 2 waggon horses 600 &sfc 3-iuch piping and sundries Kirk has been dairying for a number of years, and has, by careful culling, secured a ,tip-top lot of co - 7s in splendid condition, with good rectory returns. . Dairymen would do well to attend this sale. On account of Mr. Thos. Whyte (Kapuni): 70 mixed yearlings 30,3-year springing heifers 4 grade Holstein bulls 2 grade Jersey bulls 2 2-year draught fillies ON THE FARM, INAHA ROAD, INAHA. FRIDAY, JULY 4. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOOBUSTY OF HEW ZEALAND, LTD. WAVE received instructions from MR, ERNEST POfcE, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above: - >»-* RESERVE: JERSEY-SHORTHORN DAIRY COWS, 3rd, 4th„and sth ' August and September calvers '*' l*pedigree Jersey 'bull Shamrock Sweet Cad (grandson of Yankee Sweet) , „_-<? Wat lambs • 3 young sows with Utters 1 Berkshire sow, close to farrowing 2'half-draught horses, all harness V'Wfhree'-tjuarter draught, all work S&Blilk 'cart, heavy gig, M.H.' 9- '■ -J coulter drill, Duncan s.f. pldtfgh *' -; i set discs, tine hatfows, aEHmower, Planet Junior, milk cans, , swingletrees and chains, sets of ' -"-'All harness, saddle and brMle, J .',?' tac ' i; an( l norse covert, 2ft. 6in. , "\* ,wooden pulley, half-ton lime, ■•' farm tdob and sitfidries, '""SO fowls, all household furniture, Singer sewing machine, sideboard, duchess, etc. ; "WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: i roan quiet for lady {o drive (good trotter) 1 rubber-tyred l.s. gig 70 Riverdale Dairy Coy. shares ' J Farmers' Co-op. share Pole has been dairying for the last six years without a sale, and 'has replaced his culls each year with carefully selected heiferds. The cows are mostly young, in good condition, and all in calf to pedigree Jersey bull. Dairymen should attend this sale, -• vVv Luncheon Provided. . I.,;?On account of other vendewf i pedigree Jersey bull ,