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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1919, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. ON THE FARM, PALMER ROAD, . KAPONGA. TUESDAY, JULY 29. At 12.30 pm. Sharp. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., JJAVE received instructions from Mr. David Black, who lias sold his farm, ,to sell by public auction as above: WITHOUT RESERVE: g PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORNS, early ealvera, passed for admission in vol. 3, N.Z. S.H.B. 3 Milking Shorthorn cows, early calvers, entered for vol. 4, N.Z. S.H.B. 1 2-year pedigree Milking Shorthorn heifer, in calf and entered for vol. 4 33 grade Milking Shorthorn cows, young August and September calvers ill 2-year in-calf grade v Milking Shorthorn heifers 8 25-gal. milk cans WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: 1 pedigree Milking Shorthorn 2yeajr hull General Gordon of Cornwall Park; sire Clinker Igrado Milking Shorthorn 2-yestr Ibull; sire Bismarck 10 grade Milking Shorthorn yearling bulls; sire Sir Game,t of Cornwall Park •1 heavy draught gelding, 7 years, all harness 1 gig and hamesa NOTE.—The above cattle have been mostly bred by the owner, and are all by pedigree Milking Shorthorn sires. The cows are all young, in first-class condition, and are showing up well. We would recommend Shorthorn dairymen and those requiring choice cjat.tle to attend this sale. Luncheon Provided. BIRD ROAD, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, JULY 31. newtonTking H as received instructions from Sir. C. E. Meuli, who has sold his farm, to sell on the property on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE: Live Stock: . 3 first-class farm and wagon horses (slight reserve), specially recommended 1 gig and milk cart horse, 1 gig horse; 1 boy's pony (fast trotter), 1 3-year pure-bred Holstein heifer (good), 10 fat sheep, 1 young pedigree Berkshire hoar, 2 young sows, 9 store pigs Implements: 1 drill (Farmer's Favorite), 1 s.f. plough (Duncan), 1 John Deere plough, 1 International plough, 1 set discs, 1 set tripod harrows, 1 set chain harrows (large size), 1 sledge (on wheels), 1 sledge (on runners), 1 wagon (carry 10 milk cans), 1 rustic cart, 1 light gig, 2 jacks (Price's and Wallaby), 4 snigging chains, 1 3-horse sot swingletrees, 2 sets 2-horse swingletrees, 4 sets plough chains, 2 sets wagon chains, 1 set wagon harness and sparo collars, etc., 2 sets gig harness, 8 milk cans, buckets, etc., 1 20x30 stack cover, 1 lawn mower, large assortment of all farm tools and sundries. Furniture: 1 piano (iron frame; good order), 1 organ (nice tone), 1 sideboard, 2 sofas, 2 dining and kitchen tables, 3 duchess chests, 2 d. bedsteads and box mattresses, 2 single bedsteads and box mattresses, 4 small tables, 1 Singer sewing machine (slight reserve), chairs, linoleum, pictures, etc., all kitchen utensils and other sundries. / e . Studebaker motor car (slight reserve). Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. THE PIERROTS.; THE FARMERS' OPPORTUNITY TO HELP US FOR THE SOLDIERS' HOSTEL. We want Fowls, Eggs, Vegetables, Uncooked and Undressed Meats of all kinds—from a Guinea Pig to a — Bullock. back in November last year, when the Influenza Epidemic broke out, the farmers in the North Taranaki district were willing to help the Pierrots in their patriotic effort. Now the Pierrots want the farmers to make good. Tlio funds are all for the Soldiers' Hostel. All produce and dead stock must be delivered in town by 11 o'clock. Live stock at saleyard. FARMERS! RISE TO THE OCCASION! HELP US TO HELP THE BOYS! SALE AT NEW PLYMOUTH ON SATURDAY NEXT At 1 o'clock. Auctioneers: NEWTON KING , (C. R. Fairbrotlier). * WEBSTER BROS. (L, B. Webster). Jj. A. NOLAN & CO. ,(L, A, Nol«i).