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Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. (W THE FARM, TAWHITI, HAWERA. MONDAY, JULY T, At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF <NEW ZEALAND, LTD., AVE received instructions from Mr. C. C. Woods, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE: Qg CHOICE DAIRY COWS, AugustSeptember calvers and mostly young 3 springing heifers, early ealvers 3 cows in milk 2 empty cows 1 bay mare, C years 1 bay mare, aged, sound and quiet 1 bay filly, 2 years, unbroken (slight reserve) 1 bay colt, 3 years, unbroken (slight reserve) 1 foal, 9 months old 1 bay back, aged 1 sow to farrow third week in August C strong store pigs, well grown 9 milk cans, large stack cover, Cooper and Duncan si. plough, strong spring dray, and harness, Deering mowing machine, M.H. drill (nearly new), 14 good cow covers and numerous sundries NOTE.—The above herd comprises good milking sorts, in good condition, and well culled out. Luncheon Provided, On account of a sHare-milker: 1 express waggon, long-shafter gig, 5 milk cans 1 bay mare, 4 years, any work, quiet and fast On account of Mr. A. Appleyard: 2 sows to farrow in August AT MANAIA YARDS. JULY 8. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from MR. JOS. McCARTY, Auroa, to sell by public auction as above: IQQ HEIFERS, extra choice, 3-year Jersey, Holstein and Shorthorn, to calve July and August NOTE.—These heifers were carefully selected from North Taranaki cattle, and being in good condition they are well worthy of inspection. We would ask dairymen to be present at this sale. FARMERS' CO-OP. SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW. QFFERINGS held at Stratford every Four weeks. Next offering, July 22, Consignmnets must arrive by the Friday previous. Labels may be obtained on. application to any of our Agencies. TE AROHA;? PRICES FOR BUTTER-FAT ARE THE HIGHEST. TE AROHA LAND IS THE CHEAPEST Te Aroha's Future Prospects are the Brightest. 100 ACRES, TE AROHA; freehold, all grassed, 8 paddocks, watered by windmills; 5-roomed house, usual .conveniences; cowbails; school, P6. land Guaxo depot i mile, station and saleyards 3 miles; all flat and plouglujble:; carrying. 40 cows and.horses. PRICE, £4B per ; acre; cask £7OO. REPORT: This farm is undoubtedly the cheapest proposition in the Te Aroha district. The surrounding farms have sold as high asV£oo,'and with a small, Amount, of,,labor this farm would be worthythe same, figure. , r»77sß/|, 2QQ ACRES, WAITOA, . Ok-P. sfe 19 aor.es, in lt grass, aM ploughable; -new 6-roomed house all latest conveniences; watered •by windmills; close to future dried milk condenser, school 1 mile; rural delivery. PRICE, £3B 10s per acre; cast £i2fl# REPORT: r Similar .land...is^sealisjng This farm's, great carrying capacity is evidenced by.the stock that it has whitereil. viz., 00 cows, 5G calves and '■■ 10 horses. ' • 027/143/3. 377 ACRES in a coming district, ajl ploughable except 20 acres; well watered by creeks and good springs, ring fenced, several acres in young grass and 40 acres being ploughed; cottage on property. PRICE, £lO per acre; cash £3OO. REPORT: This is an exceptional chance for a man witli small capital who is desirous of purchasing a property near, station. 184 a. WRITE FOR OUR PROPERTY GUIDE. IT TELLS YOU ALL ABOUT TE AROHA. H; H. DORR & CO., Land and Com mission Agents,