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Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, KAPUNL THURSDAY, JULY 3, At 12.30 p.m., THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., LTAVE received instructions from MR. JAS. BYRNE, who has sold his farm, to sell as above by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: Q PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN HEIFERS— Dodger 2nd df Lakeside Farm; sire General of Cornwall Park (vol. 2, N.Z.M.5.8.); dam Dodger, passed for admission (vol. 3, N.Z.M.5.H.8.) Cherry 2nd of Lakeside Farm; sire l! era] of Cornwall Park; dam Cherry, passed for admission (vol. 3, N.Z.M,5.8.) Beauty 2nd of Lakeside Farm; sire General of Cornwall Park; dam Beauty, passed for admission (vol. 3, N.Z.M.5.8.) 1 pedigree Milking Shorthorn bull. General of Cornwall Park; sire Acorn of ©akdale (vol. 1, N.Z, M.5.8.); dam Dolly 2nd, passed lor admission (vol. 2, N.Z.M.S. % grade Milking Shorthorn bulls 43 choice Shorthorn dairy cows, grade, August and September calvers 8 25-gallon milk cans' NOTE.—The above comprise a cnoi'ce lot of cows in tip-top condition, and all are heavy milkers. Those requiring a good milking strain of Shortlists* ttaild attend this sale. luncheon' Provided, m IKE, FARM, SCOTT ROAD, INAHA. MONDAY, JULY T< (Please note change of date) At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., CTAVE received instructions from Mr. Alf Ward, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: ££ CHOICE DAIRY COWS, young, July and August calvers 1 choice springing 3-year heifer 1 choice springing 2-year heifer 7 choice yearling Tieifers 9 Shorthorn yearling steers 1 purebred Shorthorn bull, milking strain and bred by Turnbull and Sons (slight reserve) 3 waggon horses (slight reserve) 1 3-year child's pony (slight reserve) 1 yearling pony (slight reserve) 2 sows, to fajrow in July 6 good store pigs 1 3-cow Treloar milking machine plant, with Anderson engine, in good running order 1 waggon (holds 10 cans), spring dray, waggon and dray harness, %.% plough, discs,, tripod and thain combined harrows, threeJiorse set swingletrees, 3 pairs plough chains, milk cans, pig barrels, troughs, sledge, farm tools and sundries, etc. Riverdale Dairy Company shares (Blight reserve) NOTE.—The above herd comprises a nice lot of well-conditioned cows, which averaged 2501b8 of butterfat for the past season. Those in quest of good producers should attend this sale, - Luncheon Provided. NORFOLK ROAD, FRIDAY, JULY 11th, 1819, AT 1 O'CLOCK, THE FARMERS" CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD, TETAVE received instructions from Mr W. A. Jellyman, who has sold his *farm and is leaving the district, to sell by public auction, * ' ' WITHOUT RESERVE: Og YOUNG DAIRY KCOWS, imcalf to Shorthtfm bull . * 2 selected 2-year in-calf heifers 3 selected yearling hefftrs 2 good firm horses, all wbtK, 9 Coulter M.H. drill (new), s.f. plough, disc, tine and chain liarrows, Cambridge- 'roller; spring cart and Mrnesa Kg<rad.) ,%ig and harness'/mowingmaohine*fgiS6d), new hay rake; chaff •'cutter,- quantity good seed potatoes, milk cans and..tools. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE; Treloar milking.machine, 4-coW plant, ••with Anderson 3J h.p. engine in first-elass order. Household furniture and 47 fully paid shares in Tariki Dairy Co. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. We have inspected this herd and confidentially recommend them to any dairymen. Mr Jellyman has culled heavily in the past and has formed a very good little herd of the best strain of Shorthorn cows. The cows are all August and September calvers and are in tip-top condition. Also, on account of another client!' WITH SJJGHT SESERVE j ' ~ *.foed hcfjfc bug??. *°4 hainesa.