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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS' CO.-OP. CLEARING SALES. Thursday, 3-Jas. Byrne, Kapuni. Thursday, 3—Thos. Kirk, Mere Mere (Hawera yards). Friday, 4—E. Poie, Inalia. 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, Piha: Thursday, 10—James Hall, Kaimata. Friday, 11— W. A. Jellyman, Norfolk Road. Friday, 11—Mrs. M. F. Johnstone, Okaiawa. Monday, 14— J. G. Doyle, Kaponga. •Tuesday, 15—Rundle and Laird, Lower Mangorei. Tuesday, 15—A. G. Muir, Oinahina (at Waverley Yards). > Thursday, 17— J. J. Patterson, Kormanby Road, Manaia (next Kaupokonui Dairy Factory). Thursday, July 17—Walter Hamilton, Whakamara (Hawera yards). Monday, 21—Thos. Sinclair, ' Oaonui (Opunake Yards). Wednesday, 23 J. Wallis, Awatuna. Monday, 28— H. N. Chapman Warea. Tuesday, 29—David Black, Palmer Road, ON THE FARM, INAHA ROAD, INAHA. FRIDAY, JULY 4. At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF HEW ZEALAND, LTD. TXAVE received instructions from MR. ERNEST POLE, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: Qg CHOICE JERSEY-SHORTHORN DAIRY COWS, 3rd, 4th, and sth August and September calvers 1 pedigree Jersey bull Shamrock Sweet Lad (grandson of Yankee Sweet) 9 fat lambs 3 young sows with litters 1 Berkshire sow, close to farrowing 2 half-draught horses, all harness 1 three-quarter draught, all work 1 milk cart, heavy gig, M.H. 9coulter* drill, Duncan s.f.> plough set discs, tine harrows, M.a. mower, Planet Junior, milk cane, swingletrees and chains, sets of all harness, saddle and bridle, stack and horse covers, 2ft. Gin. wooden pulley, half-ton lime, farm tools and sundries, 20 fowls, all household furniture, including Singer sewing machine, sideboard, duchess, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 roan pony, quiet for lady ,to drive (good trotter) , 1 rubber-tyred l.s. gig 76 Riverdale Dairy Coy. shares 1 Farmers' Co-op. share NOTE.—Mr. 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. Luncheon Provided. On account of other vendors: 1 pedigree Jersey bull ! I roller ON THE FARM, SCOTT ROAD, INAHA. MONDAY, JULY 7. • (Please note change of date) At;, 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS^O-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW tZEALAND, LTD., 'AVE 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 8-year heifer 1 choice springing 2-year heifer 7 choice yearling heifers 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) j' y 2 .sows, to farrow in July 5 good store pigs 1 3-oow Treloar milking machine plant, with in good running order ; 1 -waggon (holds 10 cans), spring ■dray, waggon and dray harness, s.f. plough, discs, tjripod and _ , : e?iain combined harrows, 1 threehorse set swingletrees, 3 pairs ,plough chains, milk .cans, pig, barrels, troughs, sledge, farm tools and sundries, etc. Riverdale Dairy Company shares (slight reserve) NOTE.—The above herd comprises a "nice lot of well-conditioned cows, which averaged 2501bs of butterfat- for the past season. Those in quest of good producers should attend this sale. ' Luncheon Provided, I JOS. W. BOOK, BUILDER ft CONTRACTOR Regan Street, STRATFORD. Estimates given for all descriptions of building .work in town or country. Dairy Faotwy work, a specialty. Telephone 101,