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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY At/CTION. CORNER KAIMATA AND BRISTOL ROADS. - THURSDAY, JULY 10, At 1 o'clock. THE FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., HAVE received instructions from Mr. Jas. R. Hall, who ia going out of dairying, to offer by public auction: gg YOIjNG DAIRY COWS, Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstein Booth Macdonald B.f, plough, chain harrows, milk cans and cow rugs (good). WITH SLIGHT RESERVES Friesian cow, Lady Lucy, No. 294; sire, King Manor de Kol (imp.); dam, Lucy. Friesian cow, Sadie de Kol, No. 108; sire, Cliffside Laddie; (lam, Sadie Vale of Cliffside. Both these cows are in calf to Winana Van Segis. * Pedigree Friesian bull, Morning Rose Segis 2nd; sire, King Fayne Segis 2nd' (imp.); dam, Morning Rose; rising 3 years. 11 yearling and 18-month empty Holstein heifers, by pedigree bull New dog cart. Also, on account of another client, whose lease has expired, WITHOUT RESERVE: 50 very good Holstein weaner steers off turnips and hay 23 very good Holstein weaner heifers, off turnips and hay 20 good 20-month empty heifers 4 18-month steers Chain harrows, set Noxon discs, buggy, Storrie ridger and a few sundries WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: New 9-Voulter M.H. disc drill Luncheon Provided. Mr. Hall has always culled heavily and bought only the best and the herd is comprised of young cows in tip-top condition and showing a lot of quality. The pedigree cows were purchased at Messrs. Clifford Bros.' dispersal sale, and are beautiful types of the Friesian dairy cow.

ON THE FARM, JUNCTION ROAD, OPP. KENT. ROAD POST OFFICE. TUESDAY, JULY 15 At 12.30 p.m. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE U. .ISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Messrs. Rundle and Laird, who have sold their farm and are leaving the district, to sell by public auction, WITHOUT RESERVE: gg YOUNG JERSEY, SHORTHORN AND HOLSTEIN COWS, mostly early August calvers 23 2- and 3-year very choice in-calf Holstein heifers 3 in-calf heifers 23 empty Holstein yearling heifers 5 empty yearling heifers 9 good yearling steers 1 pedigree Holstein bull 2 well-bred Shorthorn 2-year bulls 1 2-year Jersey bull 253 very good lambs 6 ewes 22-tooth Flock Book Lincoln rams 3 farm horses, good at all work 1 very good gig horse 1 good gig mare and foal, and 1 aged mare 4 big store pigs Monitor 9-coulter disc drill, MeCorHiick disc harrows, mower and hay rake, tine and chain harrows, McCormick knife grinder, all-steel M.H. plough, Hornsby plough, cultivator, 2 spring carts, long-shafter gig, gig and harness, grain (-usher, good sledge, A.L. !)0-gallon separator and vat, cream cans, spring-cart harness, collars, chains, swingletrees, 200 posts, large hay stack, 13 cow covers, wash tubs antl sundries, tools, quantity of iron, bricks, barbed wire, green bone and other manures, furniture, fowls and sundries

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 42 Inglewood Bacon Co. shares 7S Mangorei Dairy Factory shares C Farmers' Freezing Works shares Luncheon Provided. We have inspected this herd, and dairymen can be assured that they will not be disappointed if they attend this sale, as the vendorß have built up a beautiful herd of tip-top conditioned young cows, all in calf to a pedigree Holstein bull. The 2- and 3-year Holstein heifers were bred by the owners, and were selected from the best cows with the intention of milking tliem, and are all by a pedigree Holstein bull, and .are showing down well. Stock bought at this sr.le can be left on the farm till July 31, at the owners' risk.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. |" HAVE removed my place of business from Griffiths' Buildings to premises lately occupied by T, W Welch, across the road. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Afeent, ' Eewonfc Street, .New Plymouth.